Blizzard of 93

Thanks for the reminder. Time for me to move my trash cans!

How much do you have on the ground?

We may have got our final NAMing of the year on the 6z NAM. For entertainment purposes only, here it is… Maybe a few of us get snow TV…

.30 of beneficial rain today in Marysville.

Our snow deficit was not due to a lack of cold this season. MDT had Below normal temperatures from December through February. The lack of meaningful precip limited our snow chances. We never had a moisture laden storm attack the numerous cold air masses. Despite the lack of good snow totals, as many have mentioned, we still did have a lengthy period of snow cover due to the sustained cold for several weeks.

26 for my Marysville low.

I agree! Today I had to retrieve my trash can from down the block for what seems like the 100th time this year.

18z Euro ensemble is on board for Saturday.

The 18z Euro is looking even more interesting for areas of the LSV back towards I-81 on Saturday am. I would be ecstatic even seeing a little snow TV in my yard. Might as track it until the very end…

Welcome back @Itstrainingtime !

31 for my Marysville low.

39 in Marysville currently. .18 of rain overnight. .31 since yesterday am.

I wish that we could get noon temps from @Bubbler86 & @Itstrainingtime just for old times sake.

My temp is slowly dropping… now down to 48 in Marysville… just a few minutes before noon.

.SHORT TERM /6 PM THIS EVENING THROUGH 6 PM MONDAY/... As the colder air gradually deepens later today and tonight (with the Dendritic Growth Zone dipping into the upper quarter of the cloud layer over the high terrain of the North and West), showers will mix with or even change to wet snow across the Northern Mtns, and to a lesser deg over the Laurel Highlands. A relatively weak wave of low pressure will move northeast along this nearly stalled out frontal boundary later tonight and early Monday, bringing a 6 to 10 hour period of rain in the south and mixed rain and wet snow across portions of the Central Mountains and Middle Susquehanna Region. Mixed precipitation or wet snow will likely overspread the region from the Southwest this evening and continue overnight as snow over the Mtns of Northern PA. Up to 2 inches of accumulation is possible across the higher terrain of Northern PA (with the target area appearing to be near and up to 25 NM north of I-80 in NCentral PA), mainly at elevations over 1500