I think alot of people think it will be a warm winter but I'm not so sure on that. There have been several instances where the pattern has favored artic air being pushed down into the US during the winter months including this past week. We've had 3.5 weeks of dry weather and nearly 4.5 weeks of active/stormy weather. Keep an eye on the MJO and EPO if that stormy stretch matches up with favorable teleconnections it could get quite snowy.

Some of the higher spots in Chester County saw their first measurable snow of the young fall/winter season. Some of the trained spotter reported amounts (see map below) to the National Weather Service included 1.3" at West Caln Township / 0.6" at Honey Brook Township / 0.3" at East Nantmeal Township / 0.2" at Fricks and 0.1" at Paoli. Of note the 0.3" recorded at East Nantmeal Township marks the 2nd consecutive year with measurable November snow in the Township. This follows 4 years without measurable November snow dating back to one of the largest November storms in county history that occurred November 15th through 16th of 2018 when 7.3" of snow was recorded at East Nantmeal Township.

Oh no, I'm far to busy right now.

37 mph gusts at SEA and Paine Field this afternoon.

The first day of December 2021 was one of the warmest December days our region has ever seen. Great event later in the month.