So wow every single reporting station is below normal snowfall for the year with the exception of Allentown neat. Now NYC to Southern New England is WAY below normal. Also, you have Raleigh NC at 1,000 plus days without 1" of snow.
Just wow the differences just within a county like Bucks and Berks like basically 1" to 13" over a what 25–35-mile area is just astounding! I knew there would be a lucky soul that picked up 6" but this is like hitting the jackpot and you're in it up there LOL.
That band that dropped all that snow last night was literally like 10 miles wide north to south and stretched along just south of I-78 straight out off the coast of New Jersey south of Long Island pretty amazing feature a training band of snow.
Cloudy a few snow flurries blowing through 32.9f humidity 88% dewpoint 29f pressure 29.73 steady wind west northwest 6 mph.
Total snowfall here in Media 3.5" all surfaces except only 2.1" on paved surfaces.
Looks like we made up from some lost time with a band that came up from the SW and set up just northeast of the Mason Dixon Line.
Considering RedSky Country picked up 5.5' in like an hour and a half before the first flake even fell here and my 2.3" under over I would say victory here lol.
The Trees and wires are loaded definitely not the powder that some say we would get it's once again a wet gloppy snow straight out to the Pacific Ocean thank you Pacific Ocean for
Some that were under WWA got 13" of snow while others in WSW got Advisory level snows this guy! 3.5" so the 2-4" I was looking for worked out.
Snowfall total on the year here: 15.7"
moderate to heavy snow here 31.8f humidity 91% dewpoint 29f half inch of snow on the cars are other surfaces a coating now... paved surfaces have finally caved. about a half inch and all grassy surfaces roof tops trees covered.
Light snow temp down to 33.4f humidity 78% now dewpoint 27 wind ENE 14 mph.
Looks like another area of lifting gliding north from northern Maryland headed this way.
HMMM looking at radar there is a heavy band leaving Baltimore rising quickly towards the Mason Dixon Line this has to be the secondary band setting up like the NAM had it.
Also, wind has picked up here noticeably looks like ENE now definitely shifted.
Just wow how dramatically different here. LOL
Good News though I have a few pity flakes and my humidity rocketed up to 61% dewpoint up to 23 and temp 35.0f now.
I think that it may be the case humidity here ticked down to 50% here after being up at 53% dewpoint was 20 back down to 19 our thing is will, we get the lifting a bit later on. You can clearly see the heavy bands setting up just south of Allentown west to east.
Guess we gotta pray another band pops up along the Mason Dixon line and drifts north then moves east we shall know soon.
36.2f humidity 50% dewpoint 19 pressure 29.87 falling wind ese 4 mph