This is pretty spot on. I misread my last comment and saw he did mention zone C in the north will be snow only. I would change it to 3-5 for the northern side of C towards RVA. A is pretty spot on. I think SEVAs cap is 9 inches here.
WxRisk needs to be flagged for misinformation. All he does is post clown maps for clicks. If you believe his map, PLEASE don't. He is using it for engagements, nothing more.
WxRisk needs to be flagged for misinformation. All he does is post clown maps for clicks. If you believe his map, PLEASE don't. He is using it for engagements, nothing more.
Just because it's not going to storm where you live doesn't mean it won't happen. SEVA does exist haha. (I know no one really gives a crap about that area on this board but it is still technically within this forums area).
@wasnow215I'm actually going to lower my totals less than yours. I now expect 1-2" in Richmond, 2-4 Petersburg to New Kent, 4-6 Williamsburg, 6-8 SEVA.
I may be wrong but I imagine his questions derives from why yesterday models were showing a MECS 72 hours out to ultimately 0 region wide. It’s just astonishing how quickly it fizzled out. I know it’s computer models but it’s mind boggling how quickly it disappeared.
NAM did an amazing job here in Richmond last Tuesday. It’s fair to have a little faith in it. While I’m aware it’s likely a crapshoot this is my last winter in Virginia so I’m holding onto any straw that’s in reach still.
John Bernier knows this area better than anyone. I trust him at this point. Now if the 18z EURO jumps off the coast all of these numbers will decrease dramatically by tomorrow.