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Pictures in the mid atlantic thread and on traffic cams...wow. This is what a weather nut lives for. Amazing to see snow accumulating on all surfaces on 4/18. Exciting stuff!

Great snow pics guys! Please keep 'em coming!

Please don't feel bad. There was little to no indication from models to forecasts for any snow east of the river. It's hard to be underwhelmed when expectations were always zero. LOL

45 and cloudy.

This - I'm ready for a soaking rain, and haven't been expecting any snow. As Bubbler pointed out, that's likely not going to be the case for everyone, however.

Party pooper! (MU's Elliott JUST Updated): Rain will overspread the Lower Susquehanna Valley from southwest-to-northeast through 2 p.m. & continue during the evening before gradually tapering off after midnight. The heaviest rain will occur from 6-11 p.m., w/a general 0.75-1.50" expected. Expect a slow afternoon commute.

And yet you have a much better chance than me of seeing snow falling at some point. Modeling has been pretty consistent that I should be training new hires this morning on how to navigate rain later on. LOL

28 and a frosty start to the work week.

50 and partly sunny. Next post is 10,000. I'll save it for something good. LOL

Tomorrow's storm looks pretty exciting for parts of PA, perhaps even for some in our thread. I sincerely hope that all of you looking for snow will get some.

MU was all over this a couple of hours ago: A few heavier snow showers are moving south-southeast through central PA. Most of the activity will fall apart as it gets out of the higher terrain, but there may be a light coating in spots (on non-paved surfaces) in eastern Perry & northern Dauphin Co.’s w/flakes farther south.

Surprised it's not windy in the 'Ville. It's quite gusty here, which seems unusual that I've got wind and you don't. 65 in my house and honest to god the air is running as I type...

Current temp inside? (I'm afraid of the answer LOL)

Happy Easter to all! Currently, it's partly sunny, quite breezy and 45 here.

They won't even if mandated. Masks were required for the majority of the season and over 90% took them off as soon as they reached the seating bowl and that was that.

Nice win tonight. Great ball movement and very few turnovers. On to Monday.

High today was 74. Now down to 54, .08" of rain so far.

Heavy shower with some thunder in Maytown.

After several hours of cloudy skies, things have cleared off and temps have responded...now up to 73.3 and rising.

70 here. Feels humid as well.

I hate to try and speak for someone else (quite dangerous to do so!) but I "think" he's referring to a general, accumulating snowfall, and not just "flakes in the air." I mean, the May snow days were just 2 years ago, so I don't think he's ignoring that. He's simply saying that the chances of snow falling and accumulating in late April are exceptionally rare. In fact, the only "snowfall" I remember falling during April was on 4/6/1982. That event was probably as anomalous as one can imagine...a noon temp of 26 with heavy snow and wind and snow accumulating, blowing, and drifting on every surface imaginable. The only other April snows that I can recall down this way occurred at night and/or did not stick on paved surfaces. Flakes flying in the air in late April? Sure. A general snowfall that accumulates during the day? Can't recall that happening.

Elliott on Monday: My attention then turns to a storm system moving northeastward from the Carolinas to the southern New England coastline from Monday afternoon into Tuesday. Although the air mass ahead of and to the northwest of the system will be unseasonably cold, it's almost impossible for snow to fall in southeastern PA during the daylight hours in mid-April. The fact that temperatures will rebound into the upper 40s to low 50s before precipitation arrives in the afternoon makes it virtually impossible for snow to occur. In the highest terrain of central and northern PA (above 1700 feet), precipitation will arrive several hours earlier with temperatures only in the 30s. So, I actually do expect a light (1-3") accumulation of snow in these areas.. but only on non-paved surfaces, of course. However, precipitation should remain solely in the form of rain across the Lower Susquehanna Valley

7th inning freeze at FNB Field.

68 here. It's breezy but I can't (or won't) complain too much. It's about as close to perfect as it can for me.