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I am not one who usually expresses frustration over the Internet, but I’d be willing to bet that a growing number of people in the Northeastern United States are becoming more and more fed up with all of this unseasonably cold and snowy weather, I know if I were in the Northeastern United States, I would be ready to throw the towel in and give up all hope of having even a quasi normal spring and summer season.
I've got between 6-7 inches in the grass in my back yard here in Cumberland. I suspect a bit more has fallen, but the temp is about 34 degrees so we have had some compaction.
The snow is supposed to let up here (hasn't happened yet) then pick back up again tonight and into tomorrow.
Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Mount Holly NJ
509 PM EDT Tue Mar 20 2018
Major and dangerous probable record breaking March winter snow
storm (pasting!) for both the 2 day total and the month of
March for parts of our area (NNJ for the month, PHL the storm)
with impassable roads expected and possibly the greatest number
of power outages from any storm so far in March. This continues
to look HUGE and potential extreme impact I95 corridor up to
I80.
Take this storm seriously and prepare for changing your daily
plans, especially Wednesday. Unnecessary travel is not recommended
Wednesday in eastern PA and the northwest two thirds of NJ. It
could be life threatening if disabled in rural areas. If you
have to travel, plan for much much longer commutes. Potential
exists widespread cancellations in eastern PA and much of nw NJ.
This forecast today was split between myself Wednesday through
Friday, and Lance, Friday night through the weekend.
Growing 12z/20 model consensus (exception the seemingly lagging
op 12z/20 ECMWF?) with heavy reliance on the NAM 12 and 3KM as
well as the bountiful model qpf from the RGEM/GGEM, UKMET.
We expect widespread 1 to 3 inches of qpf from this, heaviest se
PA thru northern and central NJ, Banding will be a huge
contributor. The northwest fringe of our area from KMPO to High
Point may escape with only 6 to 10 inches of snow but it is now
expected that widespread storm totals 10-20" will occur I95
corridor nwwd with isolated 25 inch amounts possible some where
between I95 and and I80...probably best chance hilly areas of
northern NJ where some 30 inches has already occurred this
month.
I am not one who usually expresses frustration over the Internet, but I’d be willing to bet that a growing number of people in the Northeastern United States are becoming more and more fed up with all of this unseasonably cold and snowy weather, I know if I were in the Northeastern United States, I would be ready to throw the towel in and give up all hope of having even a quasi normal spring and summer season.
You're not wrong, it's looking hopeless here
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going to be intetesting to watch the cut off line tomorrow.
