LVblizzard

Euro is actually quite weak. Looks like a 2-4” stripe of snow north and west of I-95 with mixing issues in Philly. After it passes our region it strengthens and gives New England a SECS.

12z GFS gives everyone away from the immediate coast a very nice 6-12” storm. UKMET and Canadian are warmer but north of I-78 still gets decent accums. Let’s see what the Euro has to say.

0z Euro has it too. More of a hit for the LV/Poconos but it's there.

Models are looking somewhat interesting for next week. GFS/Euro both give us a few inches of snow from a SWFE next Tuesday.

Hi-res RGEM has 6” for much of Northampton County tonight. Would be pretty wild to see that model score a coup. Looks like other models are much more realistic with a C-2” north of I-78.

WAA sleet/graupel/snow junk missed me to the south. Tonight’s R/S line looks like it will stay to the north of Allentown. At least this is happening in November and not January when cold air will be more abundant.

The NBC broadcast showed snow falling. It was light and it was too warm for it to stick. But they still got snow.

Just had a snow shower with one of those lake effect streamers moving SE. First one of the season. No accumulation.

A lot of the hi-res models have lake effect streamers making their way across PA tomorrow evening. Some of us could get a localized snow squall that whitens the ground.

Saw a bit of a glow on the horizon through the camera lens earlier. That’s about it for tonight. From what I’m seeing tonight is underperforming compared to last night at lower latitudes. Plus I’m now shrouded in clouds here so no hope of seeing anything else.

Hearing on social media that tonight’s solar storm could be even more intense than last night. It looks like there will be some clouds around but nothing to significantly impede aurora viewing.

Vivid naked eye aurora visible 10 minutes ago in Allentown!

Clouds cleared a little and believe it or not there’s some naked eye aurora on the horizon! Nothing like last October (yet) but it’s out there!

Aurora visible tonight and it’s freaking cloudy. Ugh…

Looks like most models have something off the coast early next week. The GFS is the only one that gets it cold enough for accumulating snow. At the very least it’s nice to have something to track again.