3 inches here still going. Schools did not call a delay here today-very odd

Just now, Keith O said:

Winners just keep winning, never want to hear Josh or any other eastern/southern posters complain for next year 🤪. Maybe 0.1 in Andover and nothing in Allentown, where I am for work. Western area drought is undefeated, eastern area now are out of short-term drought is the good news. Probably well north of 3" LE last 5 days.

Bro before this event I had Ugatz

3 minutes ago, Keith O said:

Winners just keep winning, never want to hear Josh or any other eastern/southern posters complain for next year 🤪. Maybe 0.1 in Andover and nothing in Allentown, where I am for work. Western area drought is undefeated, eastern area now are out of short-term drought is the good news. Probably well north of 3" LE last 5 days.

You beat the coast 99% of winters

We’re going to finish with over 2 inches here. Beautiful surprise I did not expect that at all. My seasonal total is now going to be just over 65 inches which is amazing. I didn’t think we were going to get half this much.

The ole Atlantic could not stop you this year.

Kudos to the NWS this winter. Renewed respect for the newest class.

How is there not a WWA for eastern areas, 2-4" and roads a disaster. No school delays, wtf?

Schools closed again. 3 days in a row.

Up to 45.1" for the season at PIT so officially above average now

55” on the season here now.

16 minutes ago, Keith O said:

How is there not a WWA for eastern areas, 2-4" and roads a disaster. No school delays, wtf?

They blew it here...on time and it was a mess.

Amazing how well you guys have done this winter. A little west of Philadelphia an we are at like 25 for the season. Missed the blizzard (got two inches) and didn’t do real well in December. If we can get the wave on Monday to produce a 6-10 inch snow that would make it much better.

3 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

They blew it here...on time and it was a mess.

Some schools in NJ had already called delayed openings because of post-blizzard cleanup.

A couple others decided to call the delay at 7 AM lol

Just now, Analog1888 said:

Some schools in NJ had already called delayed openings because of post-blizzard cleanup.

A couple others decided to call the delay at 7 AM lol

I don't get it here-we were closed Mon/Tue for the blizzard. But the forecast was for 1-3 here starting at 5-6am-that's almost always a 2 hr delay

Just now, Brian5671 said:

I don't get it here-we were closed Mon/Tue for the blizzard. But the forecast was for 1-3 here starting at 5-6am-that's almost always a 2 hr delay

Yeah and delayed openings don't even cost a day or anything for the school system.

2 minutes ago, Blizzard2020 said:

Amazing how well you guys have done this winter. A little west of Philadelphia an we are at like 25 for the season. Missed the blizzard (got two inches) and didn’t do real well in December. If we can get the wave on Monday to produce a 6-10 inch snow that would make it much better.

Here in the nearby Philly burbs of Chester County just 27nm NW of PHL Airport we are at 47.4" of snow....our typical seasonal snow is 36.0" so zero complaints and snow now on the ground for 40 straight days. If grading the winter a solid A!!

Schools closed

4 inches brings me to over 60 on the year. Shit winter.

Some light snow has crossed the area this morning with mainly a coating here in NW Chester County to some reports of a 1/4 inch across southern Chesco. We warm up nicely today to near normal in the low to mid 40's which should help melt some of our snowpack that has now reached 40 straight days with at least an inch of snow on the ground. This is the 9th longest stretch since 1894. Another shot at some light snow tomorrow evening. A little cooler on Friday before our warmest day of the year looks possible on Saturday with temps in the low 50's. We turn colder Sunday and there will be some potential for yet another winter storm early next week but way too early to nail down specifics.

3 minutes ago, Analog1888 said:

Yeah and delayed openings don't even cost a day or anything for the school system.

I reluctantly let my son drive-he does have some winter weather experience this year but 16 yr olds....they think they are hot *****

9 minutes ago, ChescoWeather said:

Here in the nearby Philly burbs of Chester County just 27nm NW of PHL Airport we are at 47.4" of snow....our typical seasonal snow is 36.0" so zero complaints and snow now on the ground for 40 straight days. If grading the winter a solid A!!

My daughter plays soccer down at USTC. Are you close to that complex? They had probably 6 inches when I took her to practice last night. Where I am in Berks County grass is showing again.