Yep and most of the storms are east of us for a change. Hopefully other guidance catches on because I'm sick of the mud!! Just had to give my one dog a bath because of the mud.
NAM alittle over 4 inches and then dry slot? Looks like a little more just north but who knows what's gonna happen with this type of set up. I'm just excited we may actually see some legit heavy snow and not just a squall.
Moon is probably getting hit good too which means the official total will be higher than all of Agh County.
Funny enough that rain snow line was accurate I have a coating in my yard.
Haha, the band looks tonhave some heavy snow too. Could see some nice rates for a bit.
Also the HRRR has us getting some snow on the backend for tomorrow.
This one is easier to swallow seeing as how the ceiling is around 3 or 4 inches and places as far north as clarion aren't even progged to get any snow really.
Looking to the next threat. If you like heavy snow then the NAM may give you your wish. Looks like a quick 3-5 before the changeover. Granted it's the long range NAM but most other guidance has the same idea at this point.
Naw modeling accounts for that with the HRRR and it still torches all the way up to the 40s.
I wouldn't be surprised if the warm air pushes further north than predicted and even places like Central PA turn to rain.