DDweatherman

Mix of snow and sleet is here. Sadly its probably gonna sleet its ass off when the meat of this comes through.

Similar, closing in on 3". Mix line is right on 15, need to stave that off. Don't know that we'll survive for the good goods.

Still snowing nicely, in that wedge between Gettysburg and South Mountain. However, I wonder if the "lull" between this and the really heavy returns will warm us up to change ptype.

The heaviest stuff is moving in for the next few hours. If it was snow, could be 2-3” rates. Especially knowing the 40dbz is just rain on the current radar, so it’s real.

It is absolutely dumping here right now, let’s see how long we can last.

Boom, 3-5PM for the mason Dixon crew looks like it could be fun

That’s about right. 28/26 on this side of the hill.

Yeah he was serious wasn’t even joking with ya means he better be adding up total quickly!

Sweet ride with the lead sled dog showing the way

That should do the trick to add on a nice bit of accumulation.

You know the drill, gotta be somewhat close to that line in these types of events to get the big totals

Check out the radar down in MD/DC and N VA right now. Crazy returns headed our way.

I think you beat the silly NAM's, radar and temps don't look too bad. Flow starting to shift away from due south.

Great to hear, similar story here. Would put rates over 1”/hr and vis down to about 1/8mi. vis is always low here being on the side of the hill next to jacks mountain.

Now that we have a handle on where 800/925 temps are and the location of the low, I am optimistic this won't land on the bust end. It'll either deliver as we hoped or potentially boom for some. Further east, the column is questionable into York & Lancaster counties where theres less influence from the cold wedge and a warm nose in the mid levels.

WSW update to list 6-8" totals for us via CTP, like seeing that. Also mentioned 2"/hr rates through 6PM.

I certainly don't mind the energy consolidating to the ENE/NE moving LP center and if it stays at the VA/NC border, let's get it matured.

Areas affected...Central/Southern PA...Eastern WV Panhandle...Western/Central MD...Far Northern VA Concerning...Heavy snow Valid 061647Z - 062145Z SUMMARY...Snowfall rates are expected to increase across the region over the next several hours. Rates around 1"/hr are likely across much of the area, with localized 2"/hr rate possible, particularly across south-central PA. DISCUSSION...Recent satellite imagery shows a low-amplitude shortwave trough over eastern TN, moving quickly northeastward. Regional radar imagery shows a large area of precipitation across the Mid-Atlantic and into southern portions of the Northeast, within the warm conveyor preceding this shortwave. Attendant low-level flow is forecast to strengthen over the next several hours as the shortwave continues northeastward. Additionally, the attendant surface low, which is currently over south-central NC, is expected to deepen over the next few hours as it moves northeastward across central NC and southeast VA. These factors will result in an area of strong low-level frontogenesis over VA, with associated lift focused into central/southern PA, the eastern WV Panhandle, western/central MD, and far northern VA. Most of this area is currently experiencing moderate snow, but snowfall rates are expected to increase over the next few hours as the evolution described above occurs. Rates around 1"/hr are likely across much of the area, with some areas experiencing 2"/hr, particularly south-central PA where banding appears most likely. Highest rates are expected to be centered around 20Z, with rates then likely diminishing over this area as the shortwave continues northeastward.

Well it's certainly bringing optimism that we're tracking to hit the expectations, anything over 4" here and I'm gonna be content, 6+ and I'll be tickled. HRRR has been pretty generous in nowcasting today.

That's actually nice to see, especially if we can get the flow to get out of due south in the next few hrs.

Areas affected...Central/Southern PA...Eastern WV Panhandle...Western/Central MD...Far Northern VA Concerning...Heavy snow Valid 061647Z - 062145Z SUMMARY...Snowfall rates are expected to increase across the region over the next several hours. Rates around 1"/hr are likely across much of the area, with localized 2"/hr rate possible, particularly across south-central PA. DISCUSSION...Recent satellite imagery shows a low-amplitude shortwave trough over eastern TN, moving quickly northeastward. Regional radar imagery shows a large area of precipitation across the Mid-Atlantic and into southern portions of the Northeast, within the warm conveyor preceding this shortwave. Attendant low-level flow is forecast to strengthen over the next several hours as the shortwave continues northeastward. Additionally, the attendant surface low, which is currently over south-central NC, is expected to deepen over the next few hours as it moves northeastward across central NC and southeast VA. These factors will result in an area of strong low-level frontogenesis over VA, with associated lift focused into central/southern PA, the eastern WV Panhandle, western/central MD, and far northern VA. Most of this area is currently experiencing moderate snow, but snowfall rates are expected to increase over the next few hours as the evolution described above occurs. Rates around 1"/hr are likely across much of the area, with some areas experiencing 2"/hr, particularly south-central PA where banding appears most likely. Highest rates are expected to be centered around 20Z, with rates then likely diminishing over this area as the shortwave continues northeastward.

Definitely a good bit SE for the 13th event. I'd consider heading to Cleveland for that one if it really went down like that.

We’re getting hammered now, rates are solid, and vis is down to 1/4mi I’d say.

Honestly not too bad. We can do well with a low there. Just hope it skirts a bit more ENE than NE this afternoon.

I think they’re under pressure with the other 2 opening today for a few days.