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0.02" lol

Dangit...I hope they survived. Fingers crossed for ya.

19.2 - see ya again in November.

23 for a low and 36 for the high. Had several hours of steady snow this morning which accumulated on all surfaces until about 10 AM then the sun did its thing. Deceptively cold day out there now with the bright green grass and cloudless sky.

0.20" so far with the temp falling from 59.4 at midnight to 44.2 now. Raw day with low ceilings.

Radar bark this morning was a little worse than the bite but still have 0.53" in the bucket so far. The 1.75" I've received in the last week is the most since last June(!). Looks like a bit more to come which is great news.

Man am I getting deee-stroyed by a death band today here in the mountains. Upslope is back now that Erie thawed.

0.76" today and a total of 1.17" since yesterday of desperately needed rain. Month's total is only 2.09". Front has come thru and is down to 46. Might see a few flakes later tonight but nothing impactful.

Beautiful morning at Wisp.

Winter has returned, if only briefly. It is absolutely puking snow right now lol. Quite the surprise I must say. About an inch on grassy surfaces altho the road in front is now covered. Temp is 32.2 so my guess is once the rates let up the residual warmth will melt most of it. But still brings a big ol smile regardless of what the calendar says.

Airmass is bone dry out in the mountains as well. A perfect 50 degree spread today. 28.6 this morning to a high of 78.6 this afternoon. Kinda neat if not impossible to dress for if outside.

What is your average annual snowfall?

0.19" yesterday. Temps fell enough overnight so that we're having on and off snow showers this morning. Currently 33.1.

@mappy you're absolutely correct. Another beautiful day. A perfect 40 degree spread - 32.9/72.9. @wxdude64 I took my Dad to the Canaan NWR Sunday morning just to show him the Canaan Valley and there was still about 4-6 inches on the ground. He was amazed at how much more snow otg there than where I live in Garrett County. Such beautiful country.

29.1 this morning, 75.4 this afternoon. I've been to Ely, NV several times in the summer and this reminds me of being there with the dry air and incredible diurnal spread.

For mby, I'd give it a solid B. Right at climo for snow and temperatures were cold for solid stretches at a time. But, out here, that's what it should be. That's why we have ski resorts. Not that long ago, snowfall totals were double what we experienced. Certainly better than the previous few, but that's akin to saying I'm pumped for the firing squad vs the electric chair.

A bit shy of 2” overnight. Very much an endangered look but gotta say 70 and sunny ain’t too shabby.

Light snow began a little while ago. Temp just now falling to freezing; hope to have a few inches overnight. Might be the last snow for a while.

Received 0.33" of rain yesterday before falling to freezing at midnight and sprinkles turned to flurries. 27 currently with about a half inch otg. Like everyone else, super windy. Fortunately I'm bald.

12.8 yesterday morning compared to a toasty 66.6 (devil of a number) high today. Went out at lunch and did some light yardwork in shorts. I'd rather have the 2009 March 3rd experience, but not too shabby of a day today with 100% sunshine.

Temp was 49.8 at midnight and now down to 20.8 with a little under an inch of snow this afternoon. Winter is back for a day and a half or so.

Several of us were talking about ice thickness at Deep Creek a few weeks ago. I was surprised that there wasn't any warning or measurement posted at the landing when I was there to go out on the ice. Obviously it's been cold again lately and the snowmobiles are out in force on the lake. Unfortunately two of them fell through the ice at the 219 bridge this afternoon and the helicopter came to medivac them to (I assume) the Morgantown trauma unit. If you are out on the ice, NEVER snowmobile near a road bridge - the salt from the road thins the ice and the result can be tragic. I hope these folks are going to be OK.

That was a great storm but was my first LES so I made a rookie mistake and was too far north. Rich in Hamburg got 81" while I got a paltry 45' lol. But what I didn't realize at the time was being near all the windmills, that encourages lightning. For about 90 minutes at the start of the LES, it was as if I was in a mid-summer thunderstorm. Lightning and thunder multiple times per minute and the thunder shook the house. I was in awe - and hooked - on those storms.

8.8 this morning. Perfect day for the Deep Creek Dunk at the Honi Honi.

Yes, you really need to chase one of these storms. It's so unlike anything else you've experienced. It's been snowing here in MLP for the past 36 hours nonstop. Beautiful flake size, 6 inches in that timeframe and yet in a LES, we can get that in an hour. I think we'll have one more shot for a LO chase after the first of the month. I'm filling @dailylurker head and phone with that idea and to keep a bag packed lol. From the Buffalo area, I know Rich as well - gave him several of the videos I took while in Parish. He does great live feeds and this last one, Stephanie Abrams at TWC published one of his videos.