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Some snow totals through yesterday from across the country vs. their seasonal average snow to date. Some surprises in there for sure!

Some snow totals through yesterday from across the country vs. their seasonal average snow to date. Some surprises in there for sure!

With yesterday's 14th minor (as most of them have) winter event we are now at 80% of our normal snowfall through yesterday and only about 5 inches below normal. Today will again remain below freezing before we rise to near normal for the weekend and above normal for much of next week. Before we turn back to below normal temperatures to close out February and start March. The next chance of any precipitation looks to be toward Tuesday evening.

With yesterday's 14th minor (as most of them have) winter event we are now at 80% of our normal snowfall through yesterday and only about 5 inches below normal. Today will again remain below freezing before we rise to near normal for the weekend and above normal for much of next week. Before we turn back to below normal temperatures to close out February and start March. The next chance of any precipitation looks to be toward Tuesday evening.

Call this one an over performer! Just saw a trained spotter up at Huffs Church in Berks reported 1.1" to the NWS. That is the highest amount I have seen reported so far....

Looks like the greatest trained spotter report so far from our "event" today has been the 1.0" up in Hudsondale in Carbon County. Most spots so far have reported between 0.3" to 0.8" across our area. I just submitted my 0.8" snow total to The NWS for here in East Nantmeal Township

Another 0.25" so up to 0.5" for the day with our 14th Winter "Event" - the hits just keep on coming in this winter of non stop hits!!

Steady snow continues temp 20.5 all roads are covered.

Sun angle effect waning rapidly here in EN driveway coated!! Temp 22.2

Aleet! Aleet!! I love the fact he used it 2x so I am never sure if this was like his many typos or something else.....LOL!

No argument today as the rates were not heavy enough today.....which is why we measure on a white snowboard and measure before it melts or compacts between bands.

My point is only that rates will overcome "sun angle" every time. I have seen snow accumulate easily at 33 degrees in April on roads with heavy snow after a day before in the low 60's with full sunshine. It is an overrated fear of snow weenies IMHO!

As has sun angle.....

Steady snow continues here in East Nantmeal so far today I have measured 0.3" of snow this brings our seasonal total up to 20.7" of snow. This is 78% of our average snow for the season through today which is 26.4"

Small accumulation here in East Nantmeal