30.5 with light rain and some sleet pellets out here in eastern PA. No ice accretion at this time (I just walked the dog and the streets are just wet).
3” out here in eastern PA. Half of that was with the overrunning on Friday morning with high ratios. The other half was Friday night and Saturday morning with occasional light snow during the period.
Not sure if anyone is following the wind reports along the south shore at this time however there was a gust down at Fire Island Pines measured at 66 mph just before 9am. Two stations that I follow on Block Island are gusting to 57 mph.
The back edge of the snow has been nearly steady across eastern PA and eastern MD for the last two hours at least so you will definitely be in this for a number of hours to come.
It looks like an IVT has set up along the Delaware River going NW from Trenton towards my area. This storm does not lack for surprises. My visibility has dropped from 5 miles back down to 1.
The recon data that is gathered later will go into the 0z runs tonight. Interesting how the GFS jumped last night at 0z after the data from yesterday’s flights were ingested.
That is the flight that will be sampling the western Atlantic for the 0z runs. There are two flights scheduled to go out over the PAC as well. Again the intention is for this data to make it into the 0z model suite. The update for tomorrow is for two flights over the western Atlantic and two over the PAC.
I am out in Bethlehem, PA - not really expecting anything. What is crazy are some of those EPS members. By my count 10 of those 50 members would give me 12” +. Brings new definition to the term “Go big or go home.”