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Jan 21 - 22 Weekend SE VA and Eastern Shore Snow


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2 minutes ago, Weather Will said:

WB 6Z Euro, congrats VA Beach, Norfolk, and the Delmarva!

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If you are a hampton roads weenie that is the setup you live for.  there was an on camera met down there years ago, Jon Cash, that wore a snowflake pin when snow was forecast...he was the ultimate weenie living in a shit place for snow.  that amount will shut them down for a week

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35 minutes ago, BristowWx said:

If you are a hampton roads weenie that is the setup you live for.  there was an on camera met down there years ago, Jon Cash, that wore a snowflake pin when snow was forecast...he was the ultimate weenie living in a shit place for snow.  that amount will shut them down for a week

Reminds me a bit of Jan 2017.

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1 hour ago, psuhoffman said:

 I continue to like the pattern overall abc especially like the window between the 25-30, just not bullish on a big hit from this

Can you clarify the period of interest that you mentioned,  do you feel that the potential exists for a moderate event for the coastal plain during the time of the Jan. 25th to the 30th?  

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6 minutes ago, stormtracker said:

NAM kicking that SW vort out a little more..but northern stream seems to dig just a hair less.  Every time one thing gets better the other one goes backwards

Its certainly an improvement from 6z.  

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1 hour ago, jlh said:

Reminds me a bit of Jan 2017.

There was also the Boxing Day snow on Dec 26, 2004. Same day as the big Tsunami in Indonesia. I was working at the Wakefield NWS at the time. 8" in Norfolk, 13" in Newport News, and 3.1" at the Wakefield NWS. Back at my house in Chester -- less than an inch. Wild storm.

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14 minutes ago, WxMan1 said:

There was also the Boxing Day snow on Dec 26, 2004. Same day as the big Tsunami in Indonesia. I was working at the Wakefield NWS at the time. 8" in Norfolk, 13" in Newport News, and 3.1" at the Wakefield NWS. Back at my house in Chester -- less than an inch. Wild storm.

I was in Texas at the time of the 2004 event you mention, but was working at FWC in Norfolk for the '17 event.

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