ChesterfieldVa80

The radar is filling in. The outer band (currently along and southeast of interstate 81) is sinking southeast and the returns will fill in, connecting the band just to our southeast. This will then slowly slip southeast and clear the metro between 6-8.

I'm headed up to Southern Vermont from Virginia (stratton mountain) with the family next week for a spring skiing trip. I'm hoping the southern greens are in a good spot. I know we're still a ways out with this.

I'm here at Snowshoe now. The ground has whitened.

Looks like a late season Snowshoe WV special brewing...

Do you have this capturing the upslope in Alleghany front? Thanks!

Do you have this through 06z Sunday? I'm enrolled to Davis Wv. Thanks!

I see you travel to snowshoe quite often. Im going to timberline this evening to ski tomorrow and Sunday. Do you think they should do pretty well? 6-8" or so?

Would be there through Sunday if I went.

Do you have this for west virginia Alleghany front? Including upslope? Trying to decide if it's worth it to make 1 more ski trip to timberline

I was just asking if there was more fluff after 01z to add to the map you posted.

Is there still any upslope in the Alleghany front after this?

This thing is weakening every run. Just toggle the qpf maps...

It is weaker so it is further southeast. I was really hoping for some late season skiing and had planned on heading to Canaan this weekend. I hope this trend stops.

Nice! Do you think blue knob is cashing in? I'm thinking about going there to ski one last time this weekend..

Is there any upslope still cranking in the Alleghany's at this hour?