Yea White Christmas is essentially dead outside of Kamu’s lingering snow pile.
I could see some localized street flooding and stream rises from the next system Thursday into Friday.
11 degrees this morning in Media.
Currently 22f with a 12f dewpoint identical numbers from 24 hours ago. Snowpack doing its refrigerator thing.
I think what he means is a northwesterly flow turning more west-northwesterly aloft with winds turning southwesterly and overriding the cold air at the surface. Oh, and we are on the far southwestern edge of the cold air that is slowly being eroded from the west in time.
Mood flakes have arrived here in Media with a slight dusting on all surfaces.
Officially a trace today
22f humidity 75% 16f
All snow showers moving NW to SE across the area.
A few left over flakes sun has made an appearance.
30f humidity 96% dew point 29f
snow total: 6.5”
snow total for the year: 6.8”
power out unfortunately
Moderate to heavy snow 32f humidity 97% dew point 32f
Total 5.1”
I’m starting to get concerned about power outages trees are really loaded. See some reports of power outages on ring bell around here within a few miles
Moderate to heavy snow huge flakes. 32f humidity 96% dew point 32f closing in on 5” trees are absolutely loaded wires sagging. You cannot see through the trees walls of white.
Cloudy first flakes a few flurries at the moment 36f dewpoint 25f so I guess zero rain here let the games begin! Looks like though dry air punching in from the southwest so these flakes are just temporary as everything is pulling off to the northeast.
Drove up from Delaware along Route 202 to Pyle Road to Foulk Road saw the first flakes along that route as well and continued till I go home in Media.
Clipper energy transfer to the coast lift convergence northwest of the developing low then rapidly pull away to the east-northeast. Where the Convergence sets up before collapsing southeast and east will be the areas that get a quick 4-5”.
Yea could be the storm is slowing down a bit and drawing in more moisture off the Atlantic or the models are picking up on the best lift and convergence which to me may be more likely with a squeeze effect out of all the available moisture. This will be fun to see unfold.
I mean that’s correct the average Will probably be 1-3” southeast Pa along 95 some lucky sole picks up 3-4”
Lansdale Quakertown my under over is 1.1” north of there it drops off inch or less see what ratios can do?
This is no power house it’s a fast mover with zero blocking that pops when it hits the coast then races away out to sea and replaced with sun and wind. it’s not the first time we’ve seen a system like this. The max potential really for the best favored locations is around 3 possibly 4”.