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27 minutes ago, RIC Airport said:

3k NAM has the snow reaching as far north as PHF, but it's very brief, maybe an hour or so at most before precip slides back to the SE

12z GFS just came in, has a more expansive precip field. This is as far north and west as it gets. 

Both made pretty good moves. Especially the GFS. Precip was 70 to 100 miles offshore this time yesterday.

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Another subtle move NW over eastern North Carolina and Southeast VA. Little further expansive with the precept shield. Who knows how much of that would be eaten up by the dry air but at least it's not going the other way.

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Another subtle move NW over eastern North Carolina and Southeast VA. Little further expansive with the precept shield. Who knows how much of that would be eaten up by the dry air but at least it's not going the other way.

At this point I'd celebrate the ground turning white with how tiring this has been to track
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5 minutes ago, Stormpc said:

Per 18Z NAMs looks like the general 1.5 to 4 inches from Norfolk down to Kitty Hawk.

Yes it's the NAM but it's something at least. Digital snow is almost as good as the real thing.

18z 3K NAM feels like the 1/23/2003 storm I mentioned the other day. 

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Now that would be one heck of an event down here.

Almost 3 years to the date January 21/22 of 2022 we had just about 8 in my neighborhood. Totals ranged from 6 in Moyock to 7-9 just south of there and north of Grandy. Stark difference just south of Grandy where it mixed with rain and there was basically nothing

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44 minutes ago, Stormpc said:

I've been here since 2018 and have experienced Bay effect flurries two or three times. But they were ust flurries. Nothing ever organized. Locals speak of a few events where they had an inch or two from Bay streamers

Yeah, that phenomenon usually doesn't last long enough to produce anything substantial, although there are rare occasions when more occurs. I'll have to do some research.

Here is one case of it.

https://www.weather.gov/akq/25Dec1999

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I don't pay much attention to Wakefield but they issued a WS watch for the counties along the coast south of Virginia Beach in NC in collaboration with Morehead City which covers the Dare County Outer Banks.

1-3 Currituck...2-5 inland Dare and all OBX beaches S of Corolla. I think that's really bullish. And they issued those after the 12 Z Suite.

I see they are calling for up to 1 inch everywhere south of the peninsula and east of Suffolk. 

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45 minutes ago, Stormpc said:

I don't pay much attention to Wakefield but they issued a WS watch for the counties along the coast south of Virginia Beach in NC in collaboration with Morehead City which covers the Dare County Outer Banks.

1-3 Currituck...2-5 inland Dare and all OBX beaches S of Corolla. I think that's really bullish. And they issued those after the 12 Z Suite.

I see they are calling for up to 1 inch everywhere south of the peninsula and east of Suffolk. 

Yup, I did see the watches earlier and meant to mention it here, they may need to consider expanding them north of the border. The 00z 3K NAM had a notable increase in QPF, now 0.30-0.40" as far north as Hampton Roads and even 0.10" as far west as Williamsburg. With air temps in the low 20s, such ratios can easily get you a few inches.

 

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1 hour ago, Stormpc said:

Everything still moving NW overnight on ALL guidance.  Peninsula now in the game for a few inches. Southside in good shape down thru NE NC. Plenty cold for once. Fun overrunning event shaping up. 

Looks  very good for NE NC and southside

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One thing of note. Our temperature and dew point haven't plummeted like areas just west and north. I am at 24/16 with a ripping North wind gusting near 30. Dew points were supposed to be closer to lower single digits but that never happened... unless that dry air filters in here during the next six to eight hours. There won't be much to do to moisten up the column along the coast if this holds tho. 

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12z 3K NAM just finished, still looking good for Hampton Roads and NE NC.

Wakefield issued advisories for southside Hampton Roads early this morning, but then farther west a few hour ago to include Newport News, Hampton, Isle of Wight and Southampton. Also, interior NE NC counties were added. 

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