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1 hour ago, eaglesin2011 said:

Seems like a good OFFICIAL call for Ric ( Esp how they  normally report.)..

It looks like the Ric area should be getting close to be reporting the first flurries..

Anybody getting anything yet? Nothing of course out here in Glen Allen near Staples/295.

Lok like the rain/snow line is streaching from just south of Charlotte NC to East Just outside Norfolk VA ..

Def the sooner this starts the better..The Dry air is gonna be hard to break ...But once it does shouldn't take long to come down steady...

I'd say start time prob around 8am in my area  but we will see..

 

LET'S HERE some reports..  Would like to here from people near the snow/rain line also..

 

Haha. Hope we can get more than that of course but have to consider how things tend to go with the tower observers. I'm in Williamsburg so not expecting much here today. Would be nice if we got enough for W&M to cancel classes tomorrow, but probably not. 

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Mesoscale Discussion 1704
   NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
   0718 AM CST Sun Dec 09 2018

   Areas affected...Portions of far western SC...NC...far eastern
   TN...southern/central VA...and southern WV

   Concerning...Winter mixed precipitation 

   Valid 091318Z - 091815Z

   SUMMARY...Moderate to heavy snow, with rates of 1-2 inches per hour,
   will develop northward from western/central NC and southern VA into
   portions of central VA through 18Z (1 PM EST). A mix of freezing
   rain/sleet ongoing across far western SC into parts of
   southern/central NC will shift northeastward this morning before
   eventually changing over to rain.

   DISCUSSION...A well-defined melting layer aloft was noted on
   dual-pol CC data from the KGSP and KRAH radars as of 13Z. A large
   area of moderate to heavy snow is ongoing across parts of
   western/central NC into southern VA per surface observations and
   radar imagery. As a southern-stream shortwave trough continues
   northeastward over the Southeast and into the Mid-Atlantic states,
   strong low/mid-level frontogenesis will likewise shift northward
   into more of central VA through 17-18Z. Heavy snow, with rates of
   1-2 inches per hour, will also likely develop into this region as
   the low levels saturate and deep lift occurs through the dendritic
   growth zone.

   Farther south, a narrow zone of freezing rain/sleet is occurring
   from far western SC into parts of southern/central NC. Current
   expectations are for the low levels to continue to gradually warm,
   which will result in a north-northeastward transition of snow to
   sleet/freezing rain, to eventually just rain. Before this happens,
   several hours of freezing rain, with rates up to 0.10 inch per hour,
   may occur. However, temperatures near freezing will probably tend to
   limit ice accretion at the surface, except perhaps in higher
   terrain.

   ..Gleason.. 12/09/2018

   ...Please see www.spc.noaa.gov for graphic product...

   ATTN...WFO...AKQ...MHX...LWX...RAH...RNK...RLX...CAE...GSP...
   MRX...

   LAT...LON   35288307 35808303 37008259 37498195 37828133 38078043
               38267957 38257865 38007776 37687716 37267682 36917675
               36347703 35847757 35247905 34968019 34698193 34798275
               35288307 
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