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10.5” was the final here in my part of the Poconos. Newfoundland, Wayne county 2,075’. Just to my south and south west, I’m seeing reports of 12 to 14 inches. 20 to 30 miles to my north and northwest; its bare ground. What a cutoff with amounts and what a disaster of a storm to track.

10.5” inches final here in my part of the Poconos. I was actually shocked to wake up and see we got dumped on. Thought for sure this threat was dead after seeing the models slip south. Amounts ranging from 12 to 14” to my south and southwest in other areas of the Poconos as well. What a cutoff though, just to my north and nw; in a matter of 20 to 30 miles it goes down to absolutely nothing. What a headache of a storm and a disaster of model output, my god. Seasonal total now sits at 37.5”.

Went to bed worried about being missed completely here in my part of the Poconos. What a nightmare of a storm to track and follow. This isn’t an official measurement, but eyeballing roughly 10.0” inches. Will measure once it’s over. Location: Newfoundland Pa, Wayne county. 2,075’ elevation.

Nice little event here on the Pocono plateau at 2075’ feet. Had about 6” on the deck and about 4” on the driveway.

Ohh very cool, nice to see a poster relatively closeby! Yeah looks like a nowcast for us this evening!

Hello, are you in the Clarks Summit area? I’m to your east/southeast near Newfoundland Pa, Wayne county. Really liking my spot on the northern Pocono Plateau at 2,075’ feet for this. Binghamton NWS has a WWA up for 3 to 5. This absolutely looks heavily elevation dependent, with elevations changing over first late this evening and obviously having the best opportunity to accumulate. Elk Mountain is always in a great spot, highest elevation in Nepa and great Latitude/Longitude as well!

Thank you! I’m actually a long term lurker of this regional forum, however I typically post in the Nyc Interior thread given my proximity to that location. I’ll try to drop in here more often. I’m Located in Newfoundland, Pa in Wayne county. The Pocono Springs pin, is my actual location in the Poconos. Roughly 30 min due north of Mt. Pocono. And today was this winters largest snowfall for me. All in all, absolutely pathetic season for everyone. This storm has put me at around 43” inches for the season, so I’ve made up some ground the past two weeks. But it’s still far behind the typical average snowfall for the higher elevations of the Poconos, which range from 60” to 70” inches a season here once you’re at and above 2,000’ feet.

Yup, had a solid 9” to 10” inches here at my location on the northwestern edge of the Pocono Plateau. I measured around 7pm, I’m just shy of 2,100’ feet. Still have bouts of light to moderate snow ongoing as well. So another quick inch or two is still possible to reach a foot in areas. However, this event was highly elevation dependent up this way. My buddy in Scranton barely had 3.0” inches. I took a drive 7 miles from my house down at 1300’ feet, and they had 4” or 5” inches tops.

6pm update for here in the Poconos, 9.0” and moderate snow continues.

Yeah for sure a couple inches, intensity isn’t as extreme as to the north. Penndot can actually keep up with it lol.

I found this Cam, this is close to where 81 and 80 meet! This was about 30 min ago.

Honestly, it’s a snow hole in general, but I gotta laugh at the bare ground down there. I’m literally 50 min northwest of them and basically live on a different planet lol.

I-84 Mt. Cobb Pa, Exit 8. The elevation at this location is roughly 1800’. Safe to say roads are a disaster lol.

Well it seems like the eyeballing method simply doesn’t work in high winds LOL. Took an actual measurement, measuring anywhere from 7 to 8” actually here in my part of the Poconos. Still snowing moderately.

Yeah, even with crappy winters the Poconos always produces something, especially above 2k. It wasn’t the worst winter I’ve seen, but sure wasn’t the best lol.