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  1. That's some heavy snow coming in around 10pm Sunday night!
  2. 18z NBM model coming with higher snow totals, certainly an uptick from earlier this morning.
  3. Almost looks like a blizzard for ORF, but good snows all the way to Richmond. Would be a high ratio event, temps are very cold.
  4. 12z Euro AI came in. I'm not sure what to glean from it. It looks like 850mb temps stay below 0°C for most, if not all, of the event. Surface temps also look to remain below freezing. It's hard to tell how much IP/ZR it has, but it's a good run with about 0.60" of QPF.
  5. Oh I agree. I'm really hoping to get a solid 3-4" that sticks around for several days with the upcoming cold. There are quite a few EPS members delivering that, including some that seem to think we can approach a foot.
  6. The Euro has been fairly consistent. Here is the latest EPS, a slight uptick from the 6zz run. Just hoping we can squeak out an inch before we flip to ice.
  7. I saw it was the farthest south it's been. But, the ICON hasn't been around long, I don't normally look at it. At least the "big one" is still on the table on the GFS.
  8. This was the warmest panel I saw during the event, which was at 1pm Monday. GFS does have RIC with a surface temperature up to 33°F before dropping thereafter. Anyone that lives south of I-64 will have 850mb temps above 0°C for a time. Also, Sunday evening surface temps may take a few hours to hit freezing as the precip arrives so we need that to happen quickly to maximize any snow accumulation before the warmer air aloft arrives. Hopefully we don't get too warm Sunday afternoon.
  9. GFS came in with what is a pretty impactful event for the area. However, that changeover to IP/ZR happens quickly. Precip enters the metro area between 7pm and 10pm Sunday night, and by 4am, we are already changing over.
  10. Hopefully, the airport exceeds an inch within a 24 hour period to break the streak.
  11. If you look at the dates, some show up around the 6-7th, from the first storm. I'm not sure what you can glean from that, but I was also surprised to see how high some members were. But it could also be picking up some of the IP/ZR numbers since it assumes a 10:1 ratio. Also, the 11-13th period is still showing potential. Old news now, so we'll see what 12z EPS does, and of course, once the short range models get within range, they will be telling too!
  12. Looking healthy for storm #1. Below is the entire run. Highest mean so far and good hits!
  13. 2nd threat is still there at least. Tries to pull a Miller A.
  14. One thing that hasn't been mentioned in this thread is the possibility of snow flurries/showers Friday night into Saturday morning ahead of the 1/6 event. Temps are marginal, and QPF is spotty (<.10"), but both GFS and Euro have had this on several runs. Maybe some conversational snow ahead of the first wave?
  15. 11.5" at RIC officially from this event. The 12/9/2018 storm was one of the rare occurrences where we overperformed the day of. I lived out of Virginia for 14 years and returned the summer before this storm. I haven't seen more than 2-3" since, certainly nothing that has stuck around for more than a day.
  16. The 18Z GEFS and the 18Z EPS still have a CHO to DCA tendency in the mean. Unfortunately, there is certainly enough time for a shift back north on the op runs. There is still so much time left before we truly know, but my gut feeling, based on what has tended to happen in the modern era, is that there will be a correction back north. I'd be happy to be wrong, of course.
  17. Hard to believe there is a tornado threat in the state on NYE.
  18. 12Z GEFS final, more than one event, of course. Wintry signal is still there.
  19. Euro has another storm further out in time, but of course, it's too far out and we know things will change.
  20. FWIW, EPS for this event. Still an indication the heaviest snows remain north of RIC, from CHO to DCA.
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