I see lots of people from neighboring threads mentioning that temps today are verifying a good bit lower than forecast. That's fine, but unless skies clear this evening the cloud cover that is putting a lid on temps this afternoon will prevent radiation cooling tonight.
Now...if we can get a few hours of clearing later on...then what is happening now will mean something.
Euro looks really good for the LSV. This might sound weird but I really want the NAM to deliver the goods soon. I'm a believer in the Euro/NAM combo 24 hours out.
I want to see some of the other guidance come back NW a bit and juice up.
Truth is in the middle...for you and me subtract about 1" or so from Superstorm's map...certainly not 3".
@bubbler86 is correct for areas N & E of Lancaster county.
Unofficially about 2" here. Just got home from talking our son to work and can honestly say the drive was awful. Wet snow on top of a layer of ice is not compatible with automobiles, lol
At least right here this is quickly becoming a pretty good (bad) ice event. It's raining hard enough to be a real problem but not so hard that any of it is really running off or ponding.
Love seeing that logo. If you and I go to a game at Camden Yards this year that will guarantee a paid attendance of...2.
Thinking you should do really well this weekend...
I get it...most of the precip now falls during the day, HOWEVER if it only lasts 12 hours and with the amount of QPF falling it should stick just fine.
I'm sorry, but if Quantico VA and Dover DE see 6"+ on Sunday I will be floored. I fully expect to be on the SE edge or even SE of the heaviest snow...I just don't see how I end up on the NW edge. Just don't see it happening.
Things are just moving along so fast in this flow right now...a couple of days ago this was a Monday deal, then Sunday night into Monday morning, and by Sunday it will be arriving at dawn and done by dusk at this rate...