TSG

I don't think you understand the concepts behind work-from-home very well. People not commuting every day = less driving.

@stormtracker troll needs to be pulled from under his bridge

We don't need your doomposting, Snowfart69

Please stop feeding the troll.

the hand wringing in here over the 84-hr NAM is pathetic. get ahold of yourselves weenies

How did you do in 96 2003 2016? Not sure. I've only been here since 2020

I partially agree but we're too far SW to get in on the best big coastals which is something I miss about DC.

Be patient y'all. This is headed that way

Some fatties coming out of the sky in cville. This band is legit 30/27

SN in Charlottesville. Coating on raised surfaces. 30/25

That band is 100% virga right now

48/14 in Cville lots of snow left on the ground though

View from Charlottesville about 500ft up looking Northwest on Monday afternoon. Love it when the Blue Ridge are frosty like this, almost looks like Denver if you squint hard enough.

If you take the 10:1 maps as gospel, sure it might've looked like that, but Richmond was never getting 8-12" on any model if you looked at the details. You were in the mix zone for hours. That all gets counted as snow.

love these postage stamps, where can I buy?

This was accurate maybe 4-5 years ago. GFS is the new smart kid

About 5.5" on my board as of 10:20. Moderate snow but picking up again with some fresh returns rolling in. 31/31

Approaching an inch, although I missed the first 1/4" so we're probably there. Didn't get my snowboard and camera out until 5:30. I'm doing a time-lapse of the storm I'll post here later

SN+ in Cville. This band is legit 31/31

We've got about a half inch here in town now. Moderate SN at the moment. 31/31

50/42 1012.1mb

2:10pm - 64/56 in Charlottesville @ 1006.0mb

Mostly the latter. Temperature differentials across latitudes is at the core of weather across the globe. With the warming not being uniform I think it's fair to expect the relationships to change from what they have been in the past. I'm not an expert on ENSO state or it's specific atmospheric effects though so how/what the downstream effects might be is beyond my knowledge

The high latitudes are warming much faster than the equator so I think it's more likely to disrupt what we know as the base state than to give us more regular Nino conditions.

Dude everyone wants it to snow in here. The difference is we all don't moan about it week in and week out when it doesn't. We get that you're invested and want to learn but the constant reiteration of the same statements over and over is exhausting. "It's a nina so it's pretty much a done deal this winter will suck".... you've said that like 20x over the past month. It adds NOTHING to the conversation. Like if you really believe that why are you here, go outside and enjoy the blowtorch I don't want to mute you because you seem like a genuinely nice person... but I'm sure others already have.