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Seems all the models are showing a few inches of snow Wednesday. Would be nice.

2.75" total

Actually, if you looked at the 'total positive snow-depth change'  the models really weren't that far off in most areas. 

Unless another round of snow comes through it looks like a 2" total.

Mod/hvy snow. 1.75" so far.

Lght snow.  33F

32F and freezing rain on car and trees.

I can guarantee this is not happening. I'm never, never in a heavy snow band.

No matter the total accumulation if any, there should be some nice snow in the air tomorrow.  Love it.

1 hour ago, RedSky said:

NJ - second half of May most showers north and south and i'm not complaining it's a relief

 

 

Most of the soils in Monmouth county are fairly sandy and well drained which is a benefit. Soil here is much heavier and hasn't really dried out since 2017.

I used to live in Neptune during my teen years and still fish on a party boat out of Belmar.

1 hour ago, RedSky said:

Not that far away closer to 4.5" here 

 

Reporting from Pa or NJ?

After 1.5" of rain yesterday the total for  May will be 8.3".  UNBELIEVABLE! ! !

Got 1.44" out of yesterdays northeaster. So far this year is looking to be a repeat of last year. Going to be hard to take if it works out that way.

3 hours ago, 09-10 analogy said:

Planning a trip to northern NE this summer as well. Would like to hike Mt. Washington but that can be problematic even during high summer, I've read. Would also like to get to Baxter State Park and do Katahdin and then mix in Acadia, but I don't want to be pushing myself and trying to take in too much in the time I've got. Would love to go to Lake Champlain as well but that would definitely involve a lot of back and forthing.    

You could try climbing Mt. Jefferson and then take the Appalachian trail over to Mt. Washington. Easier than the climb up Mt. Washington.

9 hours ago, bigtenfan said:

Pretty to look at and doesn't mess up the roads. Not the worst thing in the world.

I like your attitude. Agree 100%

Total snow through the end of February = 11.125".  Snow so far in March = 11.375".

23 minutes ago, kickingupastorm said:

1 inch in Villanova, despite the WSW calling for 5 to 8 inches. Talk about a bust! Ffs 

The report was at 6pm yesterday though.

Was it all rain after that?

18 minutes ago, famartin said:

http://www.weather.gov/data/PHI/PNSPHI

https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=NWS&product=PNS&issuedby=PHI

Thanks Ray

Does anyone here know where Mt. Holly lists snow reports?

Now that I got my power back.  7.0".  Too bad it was dark and I couldn't enjoy it.

Moderate snow now. That was quick.

2 minutes ago, KamuSnow said:

Like conversational snow. Flakes falling but not accumulating much.

Thanks

Light snow now. Get to see some before it gets light.  34F

8 minutes ago, Ralph Wiggum said:

White rain is snow that melts when hitting the ground. Essentially doesnt accumulate so it's the equivalent of just rain....but the flakes are white .

Since we r discussing, does anyone know what Purple Rain is? Asking for a friend.

Don't know but what is 'snow tv' ?

Light rain with sleet starting to mix in.  35F