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GFS on its own now but came back in line a bit to the EURO, CMC, ICON, which are all nice hits for Hampton Roads.  Better trends overnight everywhere. The BIGDOG doesn't look like it's happening but that's good news for our Southeast portion of the form.

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12 minutes ago, jlewis1111 said:

So for this weekend storm if it happens for now what do the start and end times look like as of now? My computer is lagging big time with downloading the models. Ughhhh

Friday night/late evening thru mid Saturday...as of right now

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9 minutes ago, jlewis1111 said:

Thank you prob what 2-4 from most of the models for richmond?

Yes as it stands and is currently modeled right now, it doesn't look like this has much of a chance to produce prolific numbers anywhere outside of the deeper south. 2-4 is just as likely as 1-2 or 4-6. Unless things get together in sync I don't think there's a Max potential for anything over 8 for any of us... but still early and you never know. Anything coming out of the Gulf can do special things, or not. At least there's something to look at.

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1 hour ago, Stormpc said:

Yes as it stands and is currently modeled right now, it doesn't look like this has much of a chance to produce prolific numbers anywhere outside of the deeper south. 2-4 is just as likely as 1-2 or 4-6. Unless things get together in sync I don't think there's a Max potential for anything over 8 for any of us... but still early and you never know. Anything coming out of the Gulf can do special things, or not. At least there's something to look at.

6Z Euro AI model has about .30" as far west as RIC. Surface temps still looks cold, a late Friday evening, mainly overnight event.

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12z ICON did inch south with the axis of heaviest accumulations. 

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Nice run for Central Virginia on the gfs. Looks like it's taking steps toward the other globals. Be interesting to see if the ensembles also shifted south and east. If you're in the Richmond area you want it to hold right there. Hampton Roads needs another 50 to 75 MI. Good stuff.

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13 minutes ago, Stormpc said:

Nice run for Central Virginia on the gfs. Looks like it's taking steps toward the other globals. Be interesting to see if the ensembles also shifted south and east. If you're in the Richmond area you want it to hold right there. Hampton Roads needs another 50 to 75 MI. Good stuff.

The Canadian is a hair south of the GFS. 

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12 hours ago, wasnow215 said:

CMC looks decent 

 

Edit-it ends up as weak sauce and NC gets decent snow as it passes to our south and east and OTS

Dec. 2004 + Dec. 2010 redux? 
 

I feel like every so many years, there’s a monster storm, and it very narrowly only clobbers Hampton Roads and no one else. :lol:

Don’t get me wrong, of course. Good for them! They get snow even less than we do!

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28 minutes ago, SoCoWx said:

My question is, when will we finally have a pure snowstorm again?

Especially after the ice being responsible for this water fiasco in Richmond. We certainly don’t need more ice.

No doubt.  Avula has to be reconsidering his career change getting hit with this in the first month.  Working downtown today, brought my own water but now apparently, pressure becoming an issue in the building and without restrooms, will have to head home.

 

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1 hour ago, wasnow215 said:

Just really really seems like everything is converging for a 2-4" snow overnight Friday into Sat? Anyone say anything different right now?

That's what I'm seeing as well. 

Here is some data using the latest GEFS ensembles, and a meteogram with the outputs of the deterministic models plotted together. 

 

 

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Seems like the trends so far today continue to look good for maybe at least a 2-4 inch snow down here in Hampton Roads. If we're not going to get an amped low south of Hatteras, I'll take a weaker slider. We had some pretty decent snows in January 2022 from some sliders on back to back weekends! 

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3 minutes ago, chris624wx said:

Seems like the trends so far today continue to look good for maybe at least a 2-4 inch snow down here in Hampton Roads. If we're not going to get an ample low south of Hatteras, I'll take a weaker slider. We had some pretty decent snows in January 2022 from some sliders on back to back weekends! 

84 hour NAM looked good. This is at 1am Saturday. 

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