Jan 15 - Feb 5 period is very much alive

I like what the srefs look like long long longe range

the interaction here is critical. Let's see how things play out next 48 hours as sampling improves

Squall line just ripping here

1 minute ago, PaulTarsus said:

Squall line just ripping here

you never lose, you are the ugly frank of Western PA

Here in EN we have received 0.77" of rain since Friday. We turn back to near normal temperatures for January with highs both today and tomorrow near 40 degrees. We turn a bit milder for both Tuesday and Wednesday before we turn colder on Thursday with increasing chances of our 9th winter event towards the end of this work week. I would also keep an eye on some possible snow showers or a heavier snow squall this afternoon not too long before Eagles kick off - go birds!

Disappointing 0.38" from this entire event, the year+ long drought continues ..

We have only recorded 11 snowstorms over 6" here in the last 10 years in Chester County. On average based on history we should have seen 15 such storms in a 10 year period. Below are the 11 snowstorms recorded here in Chester County over the last 10 years with greater than 6" of accumulation at a Chester County Station.

1/23/16 - 27.4" / 2/3/21 - 16.6" / 3/22/18 - 13.5" / 3/7/18 - 11.5" / 2/13/24 - 10.5" / 12/17/20 - 9.3" / 12/14/25 - 8.8" / 3/14/17 - 8.0" / 2/18/21 - 7.5" / 11/16/18 - 7.3"

1 hour ago, USAwx said:

you never lose, you are the ugly frank of Western PA

He really is. I saw like two snowflakes so far.

1 hour ago, USAwx said:

you never lose, you are the ugly frank of Western PA

DIDNT someone post from a model that there will be a squall line in our area also later on radar looks impressive

Gfs should have been better. I wonder if the models are focusing on the wrong low.

Damn that is close. If this closes off…

Boom