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  1. wasnow215
    You guys definitely were forecasted even the models had you in the good snows. The suppression was epic unfortunately.
  2. wasnow215
    Do you mean the bust a couple Fridays ago when they had less than an inch of snow and I got almost 4 inches in west Central Chesterfield 23120?
  3. wasnow215
    I think 4-10 is the window to get good rates
  4. wasnow215
    So close to warning snow!
  5. wasnow215
    After dark with rates could stick to some roads or at least slushy
  6. wasnow215
    I need to take my phone to Verizon because I used to be able to post maps easily and now I can't I always feel like I have to rely on people sorry about that folks. But I need y'all again ha ha
  7. wasnow215
    Euro was much better too if somebody wants to post that map! Talking about it on the main thread
  8. wasnow215
    Clown maps? Sorry but usually it doesn't take this long lol... sorry I said it now need a wider shot ha ha
  9. wasnow215
    Checked in on my old stomping grounds up here last night and I saw a hurricane Schwartz didn't buy into high totals. Is that still true?
  10. wasnow215
    I've been paying attention to weather models since we could lol. I've never seen the RAP be correct so we're good there.
  11. wasnow215
    Yep-and better for RVA
  12. wasnow215
    Of course it's predicated totally on the heavier bands falling after dark. The reason why I think we get several inches of snow and not just one or two is because I think a lot of the models are now showing that pinwheel effect still over RVA when the storm starts really winding up. So I really feel we could get 5 inches in spots if that happens, and on eastern parts of the area up to 7 inches but we shall see obviously
  13. wasnow215
    Again we're talking about 20 mile difference for moves just a bit more west than the set up happens to get the heavy bands over RVA. That's why the national weather service has the 10% high totals so high lol because they're really not sure and how can they be
  14. wasnow215
    One of the main reasons I'm fascinated with weather is how winter storms can hamper day to day things. Can't do anything about it so might as well enjoy it!
  15. wasnow215
    '78 was Feb 5-7 I was almost 10 years old. It surprised a lot of people. Highways riddled with abandoned cars from pm rush hour. '79 was PD 1. '83 also amazing 2/11. '96 showed for 2 days, and '03 PD2 I remember there were times snowed so hard it was like a summer storm of snow lol
  16. wasnow215
    It's handled tons before for decades just fine.
  17. wasnow215
    I was in Western Atlantic Co NJ in '78, '79, '83, NYC Blizz of '96 and back in SJ PD2 in '03. All epic
  18. wasnow215
    And a few shots of vodka...AND huggin the Euro
  19. wasnow215
    As a SJ native I think you are about to get crushed '78, '79, '83, '96, '03 style! Don't worry about March '01 lol. Models much better now.
  20. wasnow215
    I'm thinking if we get the rates NAM and GFS showed and it's after dark say from 6p to midnight we could see 5-7" in RVA.
  21. wasnow215
    Here in RVA looking like NAM and GFS seems like good rates right around dark-hoping it gives us something down here, but I'm hesitant to be hopeful.
  22. wasnow215
    But the output for 0z was good
  23. wasnow215
    I understand I'm just saying I think snowdepth is a better measure, HOWEVER.... I read a couple things from some Mets that sometimes that can be too low so I'm learning lol. Just trying not to set myself up for disappointment.
  24. wasnow215
    That's what @WxMan1just posted- snow depth. Real numbers
  25. wasnow215
    Truly not understanding the denial of this. This is 100% right. Snow depth is much less than Kuchera.
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