Kevin Reilly

Light snow officially a car topper here. 22f humidity 52% dew point 7f

At 8:00 pm clear it was 17f 49% humidity dewpoint 2f currently cloudy 22f humidity 53% dew point 8f virga. see if we can squeeze out those car topper flakes?

Yea December 22nd 2009 got 22.4” here in Media.

We can always hope for a March 12th to 15th 1993 type storm that one was quite fun for everyone all the way to the Gulf Coast.

Oh my!! I love that!!

I think 19.3" for your immediate area would be below normal. I think the average at PHL about 21.7" per year.

Awesome so basically 33 seasons out of 35 produced above average snowfall relatively speaking! Let's Go!! Every 0.6", 0.8" of snow or 1.4" of sleet counts!

Love it that’s .02” more than I got in 15 minutes this morning during the snow squall line! Let’s go!!

Sunny a few passing clouds 25f humidity 52% dew point 10f Total snow from Snow Squall: 0.6” Total Snow for year: 9.4”

Still a few left over flakes a rather nice area set to come into Delaware County from the west. snow total so far dusting 32f humidity 52% dew point 16f

A few flakes starting here 32f humidity 52% dewpoint 16f

Works for me I’m sitting in central Delaware County only 30 minutes NE of Elkton Md. Cliff jump here no because we already had an amazing 6.5” postcard snow back on December 14th. My expectations for the amazing pattern and over hyped pattern on the models for 3 days was kept low, so come what may. Maybe I can get a snow squall between 4 am to 8 am tomorrow morning.

That is actually fairly impressive. I guess I will have to set my alarm clock.

Wind continues west 25-35 mph occasionally gusting to 40 mph. Temperature: 34f humidity: 42% dewpoint: 13f Well the big Great Lakes storm now resides blocked just north and northeast of the Great Lakes. I believe this feature is basically as I said the other day realigning our pattern in the eastern portion of the United States This Great Lakes southern Canadian storm will unravel in time and when that happens my thinking is a west to west southwesterly flow should resume and over time boot out the coldest air opening the door for wet events from the west and southwest overall rather than snow events. I also think we see the SE ridge back for a time. I am not saying no more snow this year, but I am also not buying all the hype that’s on social media about giant snowstorms January 4th to 12th timeframe. (Maybe I’m doing reverse psychology, but I don’t think so. I’ve seen this before) Next to track in the immediate future light snow / flurries New Years Eve to New Year’s Day dusting to 0.5” totals a lucky soul sees 1 inch, with embedded disturbance off the Great Lakes pinwheeling around the big low in southern Canada north of the Great Lakes. See if that disturbance can try to turn the corner but I don’t see that right now probably just passes through heads eastward.

High 53f Total rain: 0.08” currently 37f humidity 60% dew point 25f winds WNW gusting past 40 mph.