Mount Joy Snowman

Looks like over a third of an inch here already and just had some thunder and lightning. #Winning

Been a minute since I’ve heard the sound of pounding rain on the siding, and what a glorious sound it is.

Completely agreed.

As to tomorrow night's storms, as always, put me in Laporte. But seriously, how cool is it to be tracking actual snow in November.

45 and .07” of rain with some scattered patches of fog.

Don't get it twisted, I'm the weird one here. Your notes are the normal kind haha.

Here is what I have in my spreadsheet........ 11/15/18 had mix of snow/sleet/freezing rain/rain that led to 6.5" off of 1.32" liquid. Notes: An over-performing storm held on as mostly snow, causing havoc during midday commute, most accidents I've ever seen in LanCo. Worse NW with 8" Harrisburg & 11" State College. Coldest Thanksgiving day (11/22) ever for most PA locations. Also got 3.5" on 11/26/14 from mix of rain and snow. Have this written down: Messy storm on biggest travel day of the year but warm ground, daytime, and marginal temps kept roads decent.

How 'bout. Hey, did you hear all the sirens in Harrisburg this morning? More fire trucks flying around than I've ever seen walking in this morning. Has to be something going on somewhere.

41 when I left the house. All the 0z runs looked solid to me. Love seeing an active pattern with some cold shots mixed in across the eastern CONUS during the extended period. Can't ask for much more. I doubt much materializes for us down here yet, but it will be nice seeing parts of PA get their first meaningful snowfalls.

Low of 41. Some interesting weather ahead in the not-too-distant future.

Low of 38 with .05” of rain. #DroughtBuster

I love the variance that can be brought about by snow-covered ground on calm clear nights, radiational cooling on steroids.

No need to be sorry. Yes, I have done them before but typically like to wait until we're in that 7-10 day range.

I see you're another person who obsessively watches the car therm while driving. Welcome to the club! I've been the president for quite some time and recruitment is always a struggle But also to your point, and I think I mentioned this on here, I was struck but how much cooler it was in northwestern Chester County when I was out there recently for a family function. A little micro climate around the Baron Hills area not far from Welsh Mountain and Honey Brook.

Haha it's rare that I give a two week call, a recipe for egg on the face, albeit a fun endeavor. I'll revisit this late next week. You're right in that we should be mild for a while and then that final week chill prevents us from being anything near record-breaking, while hopefully allowing for the first snows across parts of PA.