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Anybody in Hampton Roads checking in?
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Hooray for Luray, I guess.
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Wintry mix potential weekend of Jan 18-19, 2020
Chase replied to wdrag's topic in New York City Metro
Visiting friends in Kipps Bay and seems to have just surpassed an inch. -
Must be a DC-specific thread.
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We're at a Code Yellow.
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4.5-5.5" reported around Harrisonburg.
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SPC Discussion calls it “four star snow” I move we refer to heavy snow as such going forward. Recent observations show 4-star snow along the WV/VA border, and additional heavy snow rates are likely to develop northeastward through midday, eventually reaching the western MD Panhandle. In addition, cooling aloft may result in small elevated MUCAPE values, adding to heavy snow burst potential.
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Ingredient #1
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Personal Favorite (or Most "Extreme") Weather Event of 2019
Chase replied to George BM's topic in Mid Atlantic
Time of the day was also pretty unique and exacerbated the impact. I remember going to bed noticing the cell and flood warnings near Cumberland. By morning rush, it had intensified and hit the urban cores, but kept moving. -
Believe this is in Rosslyn.
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Seeing a few flurries in Fair Oaks area of Fairfax.
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What a joke.
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Prince William is on a two hour delay. Already. Prince William.
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The back edge is already showing up in Luray. or is that a radar beam problem? No we’ve never seen that before... definitely the back edge.
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70 today, snow tomorrow. Classic Mid Atlantic
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And hopefully with white not being the default on the white background?
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Sounds about white. I also can't see anything previously posted without highlighting it.
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Welp Doug Kammerer says no more storms tonight, just rain. Guess that means the opposite will happen.
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The Huntington Levee (Alexandria) had its ribbon cutting on June 15 and consequently dozens of homes were saved by it this morning when Cameron Run reached 11.8 feet this morning. A 10 foot rise in an hour. Previously, 9' was when some homes began to be impacted and 11' was when "dozens of homes in Huntington are flooded. Water affects businesses near the Route 1 and Fort Hunt Drive intersection."
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Maybe because all of them tonight have jogged SE when they get severe?
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Finally warned again. Tornado "possible".
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Heading into tornado alley of Fauquier County in a bit. Too bad (fortunately) it's more stable east of the Blue Ridge.
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Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Warren, Rappahannock, Fauquier. 70 MPH, 1.5" hail. Tornado possible.
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You normally see that kind of damage with a tornado, right?
