Tullioz

I posted the quantitative precipitation maps earlier this morning. I prefer to use them to recognize trends rather than snowfall maps in situations where precipitation type isn't in question.

The NW trend continues on the NAM as well.

The HRRR has shown a significant NW trend since the 18z run.

Unfortunately, the mean is being heavily skewed by just a handfull of members.

The report of 2.4" in Eden is an error. It should be 4.2" instead.

A view of the road in front of my house just west of Eden this morning. The final band of snow moved through around 2:50 AM. It remained all snow here and I ended up with a storm total of 4.2".

Just shy of 4" just west of Eden. It's still snowing at a light to occasionally moderate clip, but I'm not expecting much more in the way of accumulation with the back edge rapidly approaching. I didn't notice any mixing at my location during the entire event. 25.5°/25.0°

All snow here so far.

1.75" so far just west of Eden. Moderate snow now. 25.9°/25.1°

Flurries have begun in Eden. 31.1°/16.8°

I ended up with a glaze from the freezing rain overnight with an average of .06" on tree branches. The temperature hovered around 30° overnight, but has risened to 31.8° since sunrise.

That map shows some areas in and around Eden getting 3 to 6 inches, but I only measured 1.5" at my location just west of Eden. I also drove around the northern part of Rockingham County and nowhere did I see accumulations close to those shown on that map. Below is a map that has more realistic numbers. https://www.weather.gov/source/crh/snowmap.html?sid=rnk

Snow is beginning to taper off now. I measured just under 1.5" on the top of my car. The temperature dropped to 29.5° during the heaviest snow and has since gone up to 30.2°.

Moderate snow just west of Eden with a nice dusting. The temperature dropped from 36.7 to 31.9 in 20 minutes.

The 3K NAM, is showing the possibility of a few flakes as the precipitation moves out.