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I don't see anything tall or intense on radar in my area.

Massive grauple , hail maybe?

Pouring rain , graupel and even a few snow flakes out here in Mechanicsburg were I am working. Temps in the upper 40's

I friend in Lewistown sent these to me.

Not much change to this mornings update atp.

This spring and summer climatology is not conducive to an above average season for severe weather east of the Mississippi, but active solar conditions could help enhance are storms quit a bit as far as lightning frequency. Judging by today and tomorrow the eastern USA is off to an early start so we shall see.

Alot of mowing has commenced since I made that post. No shortage of mowers running in the distance over the weekend.

Seeing a mod Risk 24 hours in advance is often an indication of a high risk day . I agree with @Itstrainingtimethat the pretty colors will expand.

I have 20+ clients spread out all around the Harrisburg area. Not a single one has had to mow yet although a few are now ready for a first mowing.

Day 5

Day 4

I been trying to post a spc severe probability map for day 4 , but apparently the forum reduced the file size from a ridiculous 1mb to 25.4kb. Even an spc map reduced 75% is over 25 kb so I can't post shit. Is everyone limited to 25kb ? Any ways spc has up 30% sever probabilities for day 4 already for the central US . That's not a common occurrence.

Even though it's been a bust it's still snowing and a beaut out here this morning. I spent the whole night at my buddys by are rocket stove and enjoying what little there was and my last few hours as a 44 year old.

It's been pretty lack luster here in Fairview Township. Maybe 1.5" and still snowing though . It was above freezing here untill around 4:00am . Not the dry snow I expected.

Snow started here is Fairview Township. Good luck all.

I'm exhausted and unable to keep up from all the excitement. I apologize if any of this has already been mentioned. First off the snow started accumulating here almost immediately . I believe the temperature was around 37 °F when the changeover occurred. I also received the majority of my 6.5" in 5 hours . Really nice event all things considered. I love receiving a wet and heavy 6.5 In my back yard from time to time.

6.5" here in Fairview township and light snow.

The heaviest rates have moved east of my area . I have been out since the changeover. The heaviest rates here where from right after changeover 3:00am untill about 6:45am . I'm happy with the event atp.

The rain has started changing over to sleet and snow here in Fairview Township.

Thanks for shitting in my medicine cabinet.

Yes sir . Befor my lsd and thorazine hit its half life I was having visions of giant snowflakes, falling on candy cane coverd feilds and sleigh rides to grandma's house for hot coco, and dumplings.

Yes Moose Biscuits. It the scientific term for massive fuckn snow flakes .

@Bubbler86Do you see any dynamics conducive to producing Moose Biscuits on Tuesday?

I found a winter storm watch for my area at Weather.com. The NWS dose not have my immediate area under a winter storm watch yet according to there web site so I'm a little confused, but I'll take it and be happier than a two peker billy goat . Weather Alerts-New Cumberland, PA Winter Storm Watch From Tue 2 am until 1 pm EST Action Recommended Make preparations per the instructions Issued By State College - PA, US, National Weather Service Affected Area Fulton, Franklin and Cumberland Counties Description ...WINTER STORM WATCH IN EFFECT FROM LATE TONIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY AFTERNOON... WHAT...Heavy snow possible. Total snow accumulations of 2 to 6 inches possible. WHERE...Fulton, Franklin and Cumberland Counties. WHEN...From late tonight through Tuesday afternoon. IMPACTS...Plan on slippery road conditions. The hazardous conditions could impact the morning commute. ADDITIONAL DETAILS...The expected storm track is farther south than previous forecasts. This will likely result in heavier snowfall for the area. The snow will be heaviest during the morning commute. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS... There is the potential for significant winter weather that may impact travel. Review winter weather safety and preparedness information at weather.gov/winter.