Winter Storm SNOW Totals

We are seeing snow totals from 3-5″ across most of the area. As we stated in our final call a general 3-5″ with pockets of 4″+.

Snow is still falling in many locations but I am happy to take a break from storm tracking for the weekend. COLD tomorrow and temps will slowly rise over the next week.

More NWS TOTALS

SNOWFALL REPORTS AS OF 330 PM 1/19/24…

Location                     Amount    Time/Date       Provider

…Delaware…

…Kent County…

2 S Clayton                  4.2 in    0120 PM 01/19   Cocorahs

2 SSE Woodside               4.0 in    0206 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Dover Air Force Base         3.7 in    0200 PM 01/19   Other Federal

…New Castle County…

Middletown                   5.0 in    0124 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Nottingham Manor             4.0 in    0300 PM 01/19   Public

Odessa                       3.8 in    1220 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Hockessin                    3.6 in    0145 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

1 N Wilmington               3.5 in    1245 PM 01/19   Public

New Castle County Airport    3.3 in    0100 PM 01/19   ASOS

…Sussex County…

Milford                      3.8 in    0250 PM 01/19   Broadcast Media

Bethel                       1.8 in    0217 PM 01/19   Broadcast Media

…New Jersey…

…Atlantic County…

2 WSW Richland               5.0 in    0200 PM 01/19   Public

Mullica Twp                  4.0 in    0200 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Somers Point                 3.0 in    0245 PM 01/19   Broadcast Media

1 NNE Somers Point           2.6 in    0200 PM 01/19   Broadcast Media

Estell Manor                 2.0 in    0100 PM 01/19   CO-OP Observer

1 N Hammonton                2.0 in    0100 PM 01/19   CO-OP Observer

Atlantic City International  1.3 in    0100 PM 01/19   ASOS

…Burlington County…

Medford                      5.0 in    0211 PM 01/19   Public

Westampton Twp               4.8 in    0300 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Palmyra                      3.6 in    0315 PM 01/19   Public

Delanco                      3.5 in    0230 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Delran                       3.5 in    0100 PM 01/19   Public

2 NNW South Jersey Regional  3.4 in    0100 PM 01/19   CO-OP Observer

Columbus                     3.3 in    0325 PM 01/19   Public

Marlton                      3.3 in    0100 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Mount Holly WFO              2.9 in    0100 PM 01/19   Official NWS Obs

1 NNE Rancocas               2.9 in    1250 PM 01/19   NWS Employee

Browns Mills                 2.5 in    0130 PM 01/19   Public

Leisuretowne                 2.1 in    1240 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

…Camden County…

Cherry Hill                  4.3 in    0300 PM 01/19   Public

Haddon Township              3.7 in    0100 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

1 SSW Pine Hill              3.5 in    0154 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

1 NNE Gibbsboro              3.5 in    0100 PM 01/19   Public

Cherry Hill                  3.4 in    0100 PM 01/19   Public

Lindenwold                   3.4 in    1235 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

1 NNE Stratford              3.3 in    0120 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Greentree                    3.1 in    0100 PM 01/19   NWS Employee

Haddonfield                  3.0 in    0222 PM 01/19   Public

Blackwood                    2.5 in    0110 PM 01/19   Public

…Gloucester County…

Gibbstown                    5.5 in    0245 PM 01/19   Public

Paulsboro                    4.3 in    0311 PM 01/19   Public

Pitman                       4.0 in    0130 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Woodbury                     4.0 in    1245 PM 01/19   Public

Glassboro                    3.3 in    0145 PM 01/19   Public

1 SSE Mullica Hill           3.0 in    0140 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

…Hunterdon County…

Flemington                   2.0 in    0225 PM 01/19   Public

…Mercer County…

2 SW Pennington              4.0 in    0250 PM 01/19   Public

Hamilton Square              3.8 in    0200 PM 01/19   Public

2 WNW Allentown              3.5 in    0315 PM 01/19   Public

Lawrenceville                3.3 in    0115 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

1 N North Princeton          3.2 in    0130 AM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Trenton Mercer Airport       2.8 in    0100 PM 01/19   ASOS

Woodsville                   2.8 in    1230 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

1 NNE Hamilton Square        2.6 in    1230 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Hamilton Twp                 2.5 in    1220 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

…Middlesex County…

Cranbury                     3.4 in    0230 PM 01/19   Other Federal

East Brunswick               3.0 in    0145 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

North Brunswick              2.8 in    0123 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Highland Park                2.7 in    0257 PM 01/19   Public

Metuchen                     2.7 in    0230 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Edison                       2.6 in    0315 PM 01/19   Newspaper

South Plainfield             1.0 in    0310 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

…Monmouth County…

Freehold                     3.5 in    0325 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

1 SW Howell                  3.0 in    0300 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

2 SSW Farmingdale            3.0 in    0140 PM 01/19   Public

1 E Perrineville             3.0 in    0130 PM 01/19   Public

1 SSW Freehold               3.0 in    0100 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Tinton Falls                 1.4 in    0130 PM 01/19   Broadcast Media

…Morris County…

Butler                       1.0 in    0315 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

…Ocean County…

Brick                        2.5 in    0205 PM 01/19   Public

2 SE Forked River            2.4 in    0310 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Barnegat Twp                 2.4 in    0230 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Whiting                      2.3 in    1236 PM 01/19   Public

Beachwood                    2.0 in    0200 PM 01/19   Public

Point Pleasant               2.0 in    0200 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Little Egg Harbor Twp        1.0 in    0100 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Surf City                    0.5 in    1244 PM 01/19   Public

…Somerset County…

Kendall Park                 2.5 in    0110 PM 01/19   Public

…Sussex County…

4 WSW Wantage Twp            1.3 in    1200 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

…Pennsylvania…

…Berks County…

1 N Union Twp                4.1 in    0250 PM 01/19   Public

Earl Twp                     3.3 in    0100 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Huffs Church                 3.0 in    0230 PM 01/19   Public

Spring Twp                   3.0 in    1200 PM 01/19   Public

Reading Regional Airport     2.9 in    0100 PM 01/19   ASOS

…Bucks County…

Levittown                    4.2 in    0230 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

1 NNW Langhorne              3.5 in    0200 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

1 SW Lower Southampton Twp   3.5 in    1215 PM 01/19   Public

East Rockhill Twp            3.1 in    0100 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Hilltown Twp                 3.0 in    0100 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

1 SW Gardenville             3.0 in    1248 PM 01/19   Public

1 SSE Bristol Twp            2.8 in    1245 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

…Carbon County…

Hudsondale                   1.9 in    0200 PM 01/19   Public

…Chester County…

Downington                   5.0 in    0200 PM 01/19   Public

Easttown Twp                 4.5 in    0249 PM 01/19   Public

East Nantmeal Twp            4.0 in    0200 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Exton                        4.0 in    0130 PM 01/19   Public

East Coventry Twp            3.5 in    0300 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Elk Twp                      3.0 in    0200 PM 01/19   Public

Schuylkill Twp               3.0 in    0130 PM 01/19   Public

2 WNW Upper Uwchlan Twp      2.8 in    1200 PM 01/19   Public

…Delaware County…

Morton                       4.5 in    0200 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Boothwyn                     4.3 in    0115 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Eddystone                    4.2 in    0300 PM 01/19   Public

Collingdale                  4.0 in    0222 PM 01/19   Public

Secane                       4.0 in    0130 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Chester Heights              3.1 in    0212 PM 01/19   Public

…Lehigh County…

Macungie                     2.8 in    0230 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Whitehall Twp                1.5 in    1230 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Lehigh Valley International  1.3 in    0100 PM 01/19   ASOS

…Monroe County…

1 N Mount Pocono             1.4 in    0216 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

…Montgomery County…

Norristown                   5.2 in    0320 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

King of Prussia              4.3 in    0325 PM 01/19   Public

Glenside                     4.3 in    0310 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Hatboro                      4.1 in    0300 PM 01/19   Public

Skippack                     4.0 in    0310 PM 01/19   Public

Wyndmoor                     4.0 in    0225 PM 01/19   Public

1 NE Willow Grove            4.0 in    1245 PM 01/19   Public

East Norriton                3.9 in    0115 PM 01/19   Public

3 NW Trappe                  3.5 in    0230 PM 01/19   Public

Lansdale                     3.5 in    0120 PM 01/19   Public

New Hanover Twp              3.3 in    0300 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Glenside                     3.0 in    1235 PM 01/19   Public

Ambler                       3.0 in    1200 PM 01/19   Public

1 E Elkins Park              2.6 in    1230 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

1 SSE Spring Mount           1.7 in    0230 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

…Northampton County…

Hellertown                   1.7 in    0300 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

North Catasauqua             1.4 in    0158 PM 01/19   Public

2 ESE Moore Twp              1.3 in    0220 PM 01/19   Public

Nazareth                     1.3 in    0125 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

Martins Creek                1.0 in    0300 PM 01/19   Trained Spotter

…Philadelphia County…

1 WSW Belmont                5.1 in    0200 PM 01/19   Public

Fox Chase                    3.9 in    0320 PM 01/19   Public

Philadelphia International A 2.9 in    0100 PM 01/19  


Winter Weather Advisory No Longer in EFFECT. A WINTER STORM WARNING IS NOW IN EFFECT

WINTER STORM WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 4 AM TO 10 PM EST FRIDAY…

* WHAT…Heavy snow expected. Total snow accumulations of 5 to 6 inches.

* WHERE…Portions of northern Delaware, southern New Jersey and southeast Pennsylvania. * WHEN…From 4 AM to 10 PM EST Friday.

* IMPACTS…Travel could be very difficult. The hazardous conditions could impact the morning or evening commute.

* ADDITIONAL DETAILS…Temperatures will rapidly drop into the teens late Friday night. Any untreated roads will become icy and dangerous.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS… If you must travel, keep an extra flashlight, food, and water in your vehicle in case of an emergency. The latest road conditions for the state you are calling from can be obtained by calling 5 1 1.

Winter Storm FIRST Call

Late Thursday night into Friday we will see our second winter storm of the season and of the week! This storm will bring a general 2-4″ of snow across more os the area BUT a Norlun Trough is going to set up and could impact higher snow totals within a few mile distance.

What is a NORLUN TROUGH
Norlun Trough is an axis of shifting winds on the NW side of a low. They are known to bring very localized, very heavy bands of snow so that one town gets buried and the next barely receives an inch. These features are wicked fickle and are very hard to forecast. 30 miles can make the difference between 1″ and 11″ and it’s hard to tell where exactly they’ll set up. (THIS IS NOT EXPECTED HERE, This is JUST the definition and NOT a forecast)

We are going to keep an eye on this but it appears the trough could set up between Philly and Trenton.



SNOW Totals:
At this point Generally 2-4″ of snow is possible. Trenton and Lower Bucks looks to be 4-6″ and even could see a lot more depending on where the trough sets up. The MAIN key factor is where the trough sets up.

A FULL REPORT with TIMING and FINAL numbers will be posted in the morning. The WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY will go into effect Late Thursday night until Friday night. We will have more info late tonight and around lunch time tomorrow.




Winter Weather Advisory EXTENDED until 4pm

The National Weather Service has just EXTENDED the Winter Weather Advisory until 4pm.

WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY NOW IN EFFECT UNTIL 4 PM EST THIS AFTERNOON…

* WHAT…Mixed precipitation changing to snow before tapering off. Additional snow accumulations of up to one inch and ice accumulations of a light glaze.

* WHERE…Delaware, Philadelphia, Eastern Chester, Eastern Montgomery and Lower Bucks.

* WHEN…Until 4 PM EST this afternoon.

* IMPACTS…Plan on slippery road conditions. The hazardous conditions could impact the evening commute.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS… Slow down and use caution while traveling. The latest road conditions for the state you are calling from can be obtained by calling 5 1 1.

Winter Storm Update and FINAL CALL

This afternoon snow will move into the area and exit around mid to late morning tomorrow. A general 2-4″ of snow will fall across most of the area with coastal regions seeing only 1-2″. We will be watching for mixing towards the end of the storm along i95 corridor. This will be a light fluffy snow. Just USE caution when driving especially after the EAGLES GAME TONIGHT as we could have an inch on the ground before Midnight.

A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY will go into effect at 7pm and expire at 1pm Tuesday.

Coastal Flood WATCH issued for SATURDAY 12am – 7pm

COASTAL FLOOD WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM LATE FRIDAY NIGHT THROUGH SATURDAY EVENING…

* WHAT…For the Coastal Flood Advisory, up to one half foot of inundation above ground level expected in low-lying areas near shorelines and tidal waterways. For the Coastal Flood Watch, one to two feet of inundation above ground level possible in low- lying areas near shorelines and tidal waterways.

* WHERE…In New Jersey, Gloucester, Camden and Northwestern Burlington. In Pennsylvania, Delaware, Philadelphia and Lower Bucks.

* WHEN…For the Coastal Flood Advisory, until 4 PM EST this afternoon. For the Coastal Flood Watch, from late Friday night through Saturday evening.

* IMPACTS…At this level, widespread roadway flooding occurs along tidal waterways. Some roads become impassable. Minor damage to vulnerable structures may begin to occur.

* ADDITIONAL DETAILS…Minor flooding is forecast to occur with this afternoon`s high tide. Strong southerly winds are forecast to increase again Friday night, which may lead to another round of moderate coastal flooding impacts along the tidal Delaware River beginning with the overnight high tide Friday night. Due to additional fresh water runoff, moderate flooding may persist through the Saturday afternoon high tide as well.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS… If travel is required, allow extra time as some roads may be closed. Do not drive around barricades or through water of unknown depth. Take the necessary actions to protect flood-prone property.

Additional rain will move into the area on Friday. Snow Monday/Tuesday?????

Philadelphia, PA
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As we begin the clearing up from last nights storms. We are tracking not one but two additional storms on the horizon. The first will be Friday afternoon into Saturday we could see an inch or two of rain. Our eyes are glued to Monday/Tuesday timeframe.

While over the last few days a few of you have commented asking about next weeks storm potential. I have been keeping an eye on this for days but did not want to mention it due to the nature of the storms we saw yesterday. While we are still 5-6 days out. We are starting to track what could be a system that will bring snow and rain to parts of the area. At this time model guidance is hinting at possible snow for much of the area. While it is way too early to tell. I am just sharing this information with you as we are keeping a very close eye on it.

STORM ALERT: Heavy Rain, Flash Flooding and Power Outages Possible

A powerful storm will be 2-3″ upwards of 4″ to the area starting early afternoon on Tuesday into Wednesday. The Philadelphia area will see 40-50 mph winds with gust to 60 mph. Shore points could see wind gust over 65 mph. This storm will cause localized flooding. Expect power outages.

The following are the projected RIVER FLOOD STAGE for The Delaware at Washington Crossing, Trenton and Burlington.

Flood Stage

Watches and Warnings:
WIND ADVISORY:

WIND ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 5 PM TUESDAY TO 3 AM EST WEDNESDAY.

WHEN…From 5 PM Tuesday to 3 AM EST Wednesday.

IMPACTS…Gusty winds could blow around unsecured objects. Tree limbs could be blown down and a few power outages may result.

ADDITIONAL DETAILS…
Saturated ground after multiple rounds of heavy rainfall over the last month has made trees more vulnerable to becoming uprooted with strong winds.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...
Use extra caution when driving, especially if operating a high profile vehicle. Secure outdoor objects.


FLOOD WATCH IN EFFECT FROM TUESDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
WHEN

From Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday afternoon.

IMPACTS
Excessive runoff may result in flooding of rivers, creeks, streams, and other low-lying and flood-prone locations. *

ADDITIONAL DETAILS –
Rainfall of 1 to 3 inches possible Tuesday through early Wednesday, with the heaviest rain falling Tuesday night. The ground remains very saturated following multiple rounds of heavy rainfall over the last month. A period of higher hourly rainfall rates is possible during Tuesday night which would enhance the potential for flooding, particularly in the urban areas. Tidal inundation combined with runoff in coastal areas may significantly elevate the flood risk, especially if occurring during times of high tide.

COASTAL FLOOD WATCH IN EFFECT FROM TUESDAY EVENING THROUGH LATE TUESDAY NIGHT…

WHERE...
In New Jersey, Mercer, Gloucester, Camden and Northwestern Burlington. In Pennsylvania, Delaware, Philadelphia and Lower Bucks. * WHEN…From Tuesday evening through late Tuesday night.

IMPACTS…
At this level, widespread roadway flooding occurs along tidal waterways. Some roads become impassable. Minor damage to vulnerable structures may begin to occur.

ADDITIONAL DETAILS.
Tidal flooding could be significantly enhanced by an influx of fresh water runoff due to heavy rain Tuesday night.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS…
If travel is required, allow extra time as some roads may be closed. Do not drive around barricades or through water of unknown depth. Take the necessary actions to protect flood-prone property

Weekend Winter Storm to bring SNOW, Rain and MIX to the area

A Winter Storm will bring snow, rain and a mix to the area. This will start Saturday Afternoon into Sunday. At this point the i95 corridor is going to be close to where the rain/snow line set up. I will say at this point the area could see inches or snow or just a little due to placement of the rain/snow line.

Team SNOW is not going to like our call but things could be trending south, which would bring more snow to the area. This will be a HEAVY WET snow!

First Call:

Lower Bucks, Central Bucks, Philly, Trenton – C-2″ Snow changing to Rain/Mix

Doylestown, Reading, Lancaster – 3-6″ Snow changing to Rain/Mix

Quakertown, Allentown, Harrisburg, Pottsville – 4-8″ Heavy wet snow.

All snow will be a wet heavy snow. The NAM above is trending south will this keep up on the overnight runs? We will watch closely and if I need to update the numbers below I will in our second call around mid day tomorrow.

Please NOTE: New Model guidance coming in from the NAM model shows that the storm is trending south. If this keeps up in the overnight models we will be RAISING snow totals for most of the area around the i95 corridor. We are going to keep close eye on this as well as dynamics. I will update late morning with second call if needed.

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