TugHillMatt

Work up earlier just in time to see the rain transition to snow. I love watching the transition take place. Big fluffers falling.

South Redfield going to get jipped compared to areas 10 miles away? I am shocked.........................

Still have snow up to my knees up here on the Tug. Actually it's more like icy slush snow.

Yeah, snow pack is solid here. I figure dewpoints were low as snow was not melting rapidly. Went out to clear a path in the yard and it is still up to my knees.

I grew up in Southern Lancaster county, and that area is a mini tornado alley. Of all the places I have lived, I have never seen storms as severe as I did living there. Watch the radar during storm season, and you will see them develop over southern York county and track east over the river and pound Solanco. I lived in Penn Manor school district...and the towns right along the Susquehanna often had funnel clouds. Washington Boro down to Conestoga to Mt. Nebo.

Getting good snowfall here. Again waited til after dark to get started...pretty much like all the others.

Haven't even seen a snow shower today...lol.

Just came back from PA. Hopefully get to see a good event this early week. Have an informal interview in Cazenovia on Tuesday morning. I really am liking that area. I have several jobs I am very interested in around Madison county.

6 more inches overnight. Now have the deepest snow pack of the winter at 30 to 40 inches.

I came here to check out the weather for PA and so far I have read about every other state.... Just kidding, guys. Glad you can bond over other topics too.

2 to 3 feet depth depending on location.

Point and click now has 7 to 11 inches for here.

6 inches in 4.5 hours and still snowing. Had a few periods with 2 to 3" per hour rates...but seems like 1" per hour was the average. Walked around and took some measurements. 20 to 24 inch snow depth in my yard which gets southern sun...so no doubt we have 2 to 3 feet snow depth in many areas not exposed to sun and wind. Snow retention is key here.

She is actually north of the heaviest. Did you guys see the most recent map? Nice surprise.

3 hours of HEAVY snow now and continuing. Haven't measured, but friends are reporting 3 inches per hour.