Meanwhile, at my location in Arkansas I'm looking a solid 5 days of highs in the 30s with nearly daily chances of rain, sleet, freezing rain, and snow.
Head to Arkansas for winter weather!
MU responds:
A few light #snow showers are moving across northern parts of the Lower Susquehanna Valley this morning, & a quick coating is possible on non-paved surfaces. Otherwise, today will just be mostly cloudy & seasonably chilly (highs near 40°F) with a 10-15 mph westerly breeze.
I remember. My records show that I received 5.75" of rain. Unlike Lee when I was literally in the bullseye, with Eloise the heaviest was west of me in Lanco.
I'm sincerely glad that you do. Personally, he is a top 5 favorite poster of mine on the entire board. He's one of a very select few that can actually make me literally laugh out loud just by reading what he says. Thing is - he's very smart/knowledgeable about the weather. He's not just some weenie.
He's a smart, funny as hell weenie.
Agree 100% with this - I could be disappointed once again, but I'll say right now that I'd be surprised if we don't have at least one accumulating snow in the next 10-14 days.
One of those Florida locations was Titusville - always get excited going across the Indian River near Titusville on all of our cruises out of Port Canaveral. I can't help but smile every time I think of Titusville.
There's your useless info for the day in response to your super-useful temp post.
It did NOT have much if any ensemble support; however, next week (especially as the week goes on) probably will provide a couple of opportunities, which at this point is what we want.
Chances. We can't snow without realistic chances.
"Today’s official snowfall total at @millersvilleu was 0.9 inches before the changeover to rain. This is the first measurable snow of the 2022-2023 winter season, breaking the previous record for latest, first measurable snow (Jan. 21, 2007) by 4 days. Wow!"
Despite getting .67" of rain with temps near 40 last evening, I woke up to piles of snow left in the neighborhood from shoveling efforts as well as some spotty lawn coverage. Probably similar to Bubbler - maybe 10-20% coverage? I only had to travel 2 miles south on my way to work this morning to find no trace of evidence that it had snowed yesterday. Maytown clearly was just inside the "win" zone.