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14 minutes ago, RIC Airport said:

Good luck, think of us down here, share a few pics. 

I always cheer for you guys. I work in Richmond often and love to see the snow down there. Don’t count your eggs until they hatch. Let’s see what happens here. :)

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21 minutes ago, Dick_LeBoof said:

Wow the precip has really filled in on radar!  Much earlier than expected.  Appears that the cold air has intruded further south than the modeling anticipated as well!

Hopefully it's a sign for possibly maximizing the front end thump. 

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8 minutes ago, wasnow215 said:

I feel good about my 3-5" call south to north. More Hanover especially central to western Hanover

DT has 6-8 for me. (Between shortpump and northern tuckahoe). I’d eat a brick if that happens lol. We really need this front end to start and end the Virga. FarmVille has precip now. 

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6 minutes ago, RVAman said:

DT has 6-8 for me. (Between shortpump and northern tuckahoe). I’d eat a brick if that happens lol. We really need this front end to start and end the Virga. FarmVille has precip now. 

Bro I thought you were taking a break.... Relax go watch some football ha

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AKQ made some slight adjustments to the numbers, just clarifying the higher amounts north of I-64. If anything snow cover makes it through tomorrow, where there is about a 6 hour window when the surface temps could be above freezing, it'll stick around for a bit.

 

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6 minutes ago, RIC Airport said:

AKQ made some slight adjustments to the numbers, just clarifying the higher amounts north of I-64. If anything snow cover makes it through tomorrow, where there is about a 6 hour window when the surface temps could be above freezing, it'll stick around for a bit.

 

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That sounds accurate

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8 minutes ago, RIC Airport said:

Sleet is already being reported in Amelia and SW Chesterfield. Not a good sign.

Well, it is still above freezing currently. Were we supposed to be colder than this already?

There’s snow and sleet reaching the ground in the 757 where my folks are.

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Just now, SoCoWx said:

Well, it is still above freezing currently. Were we supposed to be colder than this already?

There’s snow and sleet reaching the ground in the 757 where my folks are.

Even after the massive dry slot coming through? 

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3 minutes ago, SoCoWx said:

Well, it is still above freezing currently. Were we supposed to be colder than this already?

There’s snow and sleet reaching the ground in the 757 where my folks are.

Yeah this this just barely has gotten going lol

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Just now, wasnow215 said:

Let it play out and see how things fill in as we approach past 15 minutes of the event lol

I was gonna respond, but said nevermind. Dude has been incessantly negative to the point of just outright blind cynicism literally all day. Like, I get it. It’s Richmond. It’s been 3 years without anything appreciable. But like…

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4 minutes ago, SoCoWx said:

Well, it is still above freezing currently. Were we supposed to be colder than this already?

There’s snow and sleet reaching the ground in the 757 where my folks are.

Dewpoints are in the low single digits. Any precip will cause temperatures to fall below freezing quickly with evaporative cooling.

I'm just pointing out that sleet is pretty far east and practically on our doorstep this early, essentially right at the onset, is not a good sign. We want a solid 6-8+ hours of snowfall before any sleet arrives if we want to maximize accumulations. It's early, but obviously sleet doesn't take up as much room as snow, so it won't accumulate as much.

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1 minute ago, RVAman said:

You mean speaking facts? Got it. 

I'm not arguing about something we can't control. I'm just saying let it play out. I know you don't think anything is really gonna come of this and that's fine but some do and we will see what happens.

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5 minutes ago, RVAman said:

You mean speaking facts? Got it. 

Saying you’re speaking facts, is not the same as actually doing it. Especially on the internet.

If your cynicism was to be believed, then it would mean the models all went to hell today, and that’s not what happened. They converged and came to a consensus.

Some models ticked south, and some ticked north.

Everything else seems to have remained the same.

If all of the current data holds true, we will see more snow than we’ve seen in awhile, even if it isn’t as much as we’d like.

But yes, it is Richmond. You *could* be right. It doesn’t mean you *will* be right.

I personally don’t care that much, it’s been so long that we’ve gone without.

Hell, if I woke up to 50 degrees and rain tomorrow, I’d laugh.

 

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