Dec 3(Mon)                 min.     max.     avg

Bitt 2nw valley          28.9      50.8     39.8

Garrett College          28.5      51.8    40.1

Can-Heights.             28.0      47.6     37.8

CRN-Canaan             28.6      49.9     39.3

Cabin Mt.                  25.5      45.0     35.2

Cabin Mt north x station issues

Spruce Knob           24.1      40.8     32.4

Snowshoe                24.6      44.2     34.3

Can-Valley Floor    30.4      50.7     40.5

7Springs                  25.9      49.9     37.9

Cloudy, turning colder. Period of light drizzle in the morning. Brief snow shower, fine flakes in the afternoon, with better snowshowers after dark(See video below)

Temp profile this afternoon.

Radar with estimates 10pm-10pm.  ☆ Light snow covering exists at 10pm. Radar estimates are not perfect.

Satellite

Flow

Surface features and 500mb height anomalies and flow..

Pics today

On the models….

Snow showers tonight into Tuesday a.m. .5 to 1.5″ across the northern Alleghenies(Garrett, Preston, Somerset, Fayette) 1-3″ across Wv high ground. Snow showers in a slightly more heftier fashion pushes in Tuesday night through Wednesday, Thursday. The currently looks like 2-4″ across northern Alleghenies, and 3-5″ totals across upslope areas of the Wv high ground.  Few scattered snowshowers Thursday  night with a little more light accumulation Friday.

The weekend storm? Model trends have been a little north today. Southern Alleghenies stand the greatest chance to be in game, and models are still trying to figure the piece of energy as it comes in off the Pacific. So, region wide still has the shot at a major storm. Simply top early to say.

12z ECMWF 2m Temperatures(through Friday)

12z ECMWF precip type through Friday

18z GFS precip type through Friday

Snowfall amounts through Friday off the 12z ECMWF and 18z GFS

Quick look at the GFS snowfall ensembles at 12z vs 18z. The hefty ones obviously see the weekend storm takig a north trend. The 18z had more of those vs the 12z