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Its not a true upslope event

Models keep hinting at an upper feature setting up near the Blue Ridge Monday could be a nice surprise

Like you have said, it could be too much of a good thing. Reminds me of a couple winters ago when it got almost record cold around Christmas then the rest of the winter was a torch.

You are probably right. The mountains have a better shot though.

Pretty much a bust for everywhere south of Chatham VA.

Models are a little more bullish on the energy coming down from the northern stream being stronger and interacting with a low off the coast. GFS, ICON and Canadian how something small for western nc/Va and some of the Piedmont. Its not huge right now but something to watch

Sunday night/ Monday is looking interesting again

Had a few sprinkles. Its 41.

I thought you would start with snow way up there.. sad.

DC went from 0 to maybe 3 inches of snow

24 hours makes a big difference!

If you went to Danville I think you would have been disappointed. I lived there for 4 years and they tend to bust low with these type of storms. I think they get an inch maybe 2 max and end up mixing or turning over.

Yep 3 of our 6 biggest December snows the past century have been in the past 16 years

Not a bad choice. Roanoke was probably a bit far

Yes that was a less snowy period, and so was the late 90s but this one is the longest lasting here at least. Since 2019 we have had 1 winter storm that met warning criteria.