ChescoWx

We have already picked up 0.57" of much needed rain here in EN since last evening. We could see another 0.10" to 0.25" more this morning before it tapers off this afternoon. We still have on average 2 inches of snow on the ground and today will be our 35th consecutive day with snow cover. This is now the 10th longest stretch and 13th longest overall. We warm tomorrow into the upper 40's which may get rid of the last of the snow cover. Our well-advertised potential 14th winter event of the season looks to arrive on Sunday morning. How much remains to be seen but chances of a plowable event have increased for much of Chester County.

We have already picked up 0.57" of much needed rain here in EN since last evening. We could see another 0.10" to 0.25" more this morning before it tapers off this afternoon. We still have on average 2 inches of snow on the ground and today will be our 35th consecutive day with snow cover. This is now the 10th longest stretch and 13th longest overall. We warm tomorrow into the upper 40's which may get rid of the last of the snow cover. Our well-advertised potential 14th winter event of the season looks to arrive on Sunday morning. How much remains to be seen but chances of a plowable event have increased for much of Chester County.

Some spots like here in EN are already over a full season average winter at 37.4"

It was but the differences at 500mb between the Euro and GFS are so small....

GFS holds serve Below only through 4am

12z NAM at the end of it's run looks like some measurable snow incoming

Nothing like selective web browsing that rejects cooler years like 2025!! LOL!

Your computer must not like data that shows actual cooling data....is that why your search failed?? attached is the link - let me know if your warming computer still rejects! https://chescowx.com/annual-summaries/2020s/

So across the Canadian / GFS and Euro let's go with a plowable snow event between 7" to 24" for Chester County....

Hey @TheClimateChanger saw your post on the other thread....suspect you likely didn't want to "find" the updated 2025 Chester County climate summary. It is on the website but let me share with you both the climate summary and the chart you were seeking. Some interesting chilly climate stats that helped highlight our coldest year in 11 years - enjoy!

Not a forecast!

16" to 24" across Chester County with that one - I am taking the under on that one.

Get better soon! take care!! Paul

I do suspect the so called atmospheric memory of this winter will be how this ends up. Close but just a little outside! That said the IVT plus a graze could result in measurable snow for many on this forum.

Like others on here with travel issues - I have my first client trip of 2026 to Phoenix early on Monday afternoon - meaning it will snow!

It is funny as I run my own consulting firm and I have a few clients that are actually members of my FB page and they often wonder how the heck I balance my hobby with my professional stuff!!

of course!

If I did that people would say I do it for clicks! No interest in that and don't need the $ from a hobby!

Our snow cover is finally melting with just a few inches left here in NW Chester County. Today will be our 34th straight day with at least an inch of snow on the ground. This now ties this streak for the 10th longest on record and 13th overall with records back to 1894. Our rain chances to ramp up this evening and especially tomorrow. We could certainly use the rain as many spots are around half of normal precipitation so far this year and have run at a significant deficit for much of the last 7 months. Temperatures may struggle to escape the 30’s today for the higher elevation spots. We turn milder and drier on Saturday with highs a few degrees above normal. We turn colder Sunday with a chance of snow arriving and if we get some it may continue into Monday morning.

Our snow cover is finally melting with just a few inches left here in NW Chester County. Today will be our 34th straight day with at least an inch of snow on the ground. This now ties this streak for the 10th longest on record and 13th overall with records back to 1894. Our rain chances to ramp up this evening and especially tomorrow. We could certainly use the rain as many spots are around half of normal precipitation so far this year and have run at a significant deficit for much of the last 7 months. Temperatures may struggle to escape the 30’s today for the higher elevation spots. We turn milder and drier on Saturday with highs a few degrees above normal. We turn colder Sunday with a chance of snow arriving and if we get some it may continue into Monday morning.

I don't support any page that monetizes FB for clicks!! Just turn the page and go to a site that does not post for clicks!!

LOL!! All the spots I post to including FB, Twitter, multiple forums like this one and several on Discord....lots o copy and pasting every morning!! Some of my clients wonder how I keep up with my full time job!

Fog should slowly diminish later this morning. We should see some light rain across especially for spots north of the PA Turnpike this afternoon. Rain amounts look light with most spots less than 0.15". Today’s temperatures will be in the low 40's just about average for the date. Rain chances to ramp up again tomorrow night and especially Friday with more significant rain expected. Snow chances look to increase by Sunday but way too early to nail down specifics.