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Its just to my south by a mile or 2

Picked up another 1.12" of rain so far today and counting.

Yeah it sucks..

My rain gauge shows 8.04" so far for april.

Heavy snow..

I like how he says thankfully not much snow

Been snowing here for the last hour or so.Ground is whitening.

Yeah..right on the edge lol

0" here...nothing. Had a few flakes but that has stopped.

No rain here.. Started as snow but very light. Just arrived home from sandy ridge and it was all snow all the way to here.

From the penthouse to the outhouse in 24hrs.

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Id be happy with double that!!

Most models Look great for my area / Atomix Hope it holds.

NWS SC Take LONG TERM /SUNDAY NIGHT THROUGH FRIDAY/... *Increasing potential for plowable to possibly heavy snow Monday night into early Tuesday | February 12-13th The latest 09/12z GEFS/ECMWF mean guidance are reasonably clustered and show a deepening sfc low tracking ENEWD from the Central Appalachians (NC/TN/VA/KY/WV borders) to the southern DelMarVa Monday night and off the southern New England coast by early Tuesday. This remains generally in line with the earlier 09/00z and 09/06z model guidance, but with a slightly more amplified and deeper (less progressive) run/run trend. Given the marginal to potentially "manufactured" cold air due to dynamic wet-bulb cooling, the GFS/EC operational model runs seem to be at least somewhat overdone with cranking out swath of heavy snow. There will also likely be a significant snowfall rate and elevation dependency that further adds to the ptype complexity of the impending storm system. While just outside the gridded snow accumulation period with this cycle, the probability for a stripe of 3-6" of snow continues to increase over central PA with higher amounts possible. The north/south position of the axis remains uncertain, but latest guidance favors the central portion of the forecast area extending ENE with wrap-back and banding into the Poconos. To further contextualize the model spread, the NBM 25th-75th percentile for State College currently ranges from 0 to 4 inches. Timing has come into better agreement with the heaviest precip rates occurring Monday night into early Tuesday. Still plenty of details issues to be resolved with the most likely travel impacts and disruptions centered in the Monday night to early Tuesday timeframe. The potential phasing of the upper jet and rapid coastal intensification response could result in strong northwest winds across the area on the backside of the storm and trigger lake-enhanced/upslope snow showers across the western Alleghenies. The pre-Valentine`s Day storm will trigger a pattern reversal back to seasonable winter cold for the rest of next week. Additional chances for snow appear limited outside of some snow showers downwind of Lake Erie and with a couple of clipper-type systems.