Good work

Looks like the Snohomish will be breaking the all time record pretty soon, it has not stopped rising at a fast pace.

We are seeing some lake effect streamers making into as far southeast as Chester County this morning and don't be surprised if we see a couple more snow showers during the day. We have already reached our high temperature for the day at about 130 this morning. Today’s temperatures will remain below freezing in most spots with wind gusts as high as 35 mph. Our top 10 coldest start to December looks like it will continue for at least the next week, and we may see a couple of snow chances over the next few days. The first one overnight Friday night looks very light while the next potential event toward Sunday morning could bring some locations their “largest” snow event this season. Of course, that would not be hard to do as our largest "event" has only been 0.5" Behind whatever happens on Sunday another very cold air mass moves in on Sunday night and lasts through Tuesday with temperatures from Sunday through Tuesday remaining in the mid to upper 20's for highs with lows in the teens.

Earlier in the week, models were showing a swath of 6-10" across my area from the two clippers combined. Now it appears we may get only a couple inches from today's wave and nothing Saturday. One positive is now all of the snow should melt during the extended warm-up and the street construction outside my home will finally get finished.