The NAM twins are decent for the I-81 crew. 3k gets precip in before dawn, which would be great for laying down a base. 12k holds off until 10 a.m. Both seem to have the inverted trof out this way. Even a bit west of my location, which I haven't seen on any model in a couple of days.
Euro actually lays down a slushy inch here before sunrise on Sunday. That would only be my second snowfall of 1" or more this winter, so I'd take it. Gone by noon though, like all but one snowfall this year.
Hagerstown, MD had a week in January 1961 without snow cover. Martinsburg, WV had 6 days, from 1/8 through 1/13 with bare ground.
Otherwise, snow was on the ground at both sites from 12/10 to 2/23.
47 degrees, and other than on rooves, its having very little impact on the snow pack. No water on the edges of piles along driveways and roads. Still the same 5" depth we started the day with.
Lots of blowing snow in the farm fields next to my property. Most of what fell on car tops and my driveway overnight has blown away. 14° with a wind chill of -1
Snow showers here since 9:30 this morning. One briefly reduced visibility below 1.25 miles. Beautiful early February day.
Whatever has accumulated on the snowpack will be blowing around by dawn.