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7 hours ago, RIC Airport said:

DT exaggerates so would need to verify the exact numbers. ORF may not get every storm but they've gotten more big ones than RIC. They also have a longer period of record so when you include February 2025, this is now the 8th time they've recorded a top 10 snowiest month this century, whereas RIC has only had 4 such occurrences. 

Here are the CLI reports for yesterday. ORF should add to theirs slightly since it was still snowing after midnight. Both stations also have a shot depending on the performance of the ULL later this morning, but both HRRR and 3K NAM seem to have it struggling once it gets east of the mountains. 

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Yeah, it is not easy numbers at all for the average person to find and verify. Like I said at some point yesterday google and AI was no help at all on finding such info. The NWS site wasn't much help either when I glanced around it.

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17 hours ago, overcautionisbad said:

Yeah, it is not easy numbers at all for the average person to find and verify. Like I said at some point yesterday google and AI was no help at all on finding such info. The NWS site wasn't much help either when I glanced around it.

https://www.weather.gov/wrh/Climate?wfo=akq

That's the link to Wakefield's climate page. You'll have to dig deeper using the NOW data for some of the info you want. But, if you click on Local Climate, they have charts for the top 10 lists for temp, precip, and snowfall for Richmond and Norfolk. Below are the largest snowstorms (4"+) in Richmond and Norfolk since 2000. I counted 10 snowstorms 6" or more in Richmond and seven snowstorms 6" or more in Norfolk. Richmond is leading the pack, but that does not mean "parts" of Hampton Roads have not had more snow than Richmond. As I mentioned in this post yesterday, Norfolk has been snowier relative to the average compared to Richmond.

Richmond Snowstorms 4" or more (since 2000)

4.0" February 19, 2025

11.5" December 9, 2018

7.1" January 7, 2017

11.4" January 22-23, 2016

5.0" February 26, 2015

7.2" February 16-17, 2015

5.8" February 12-13, 2014

6.6" February 5-6, 2010

10.0" January 30-31, 2010

7.4" December 18-19, 2009

6.3" March 1-2, 2009

7.7" January 2-3, 2002

11.0" January 25, 2000

 

Norfolk Snowstorms 4" or more (since 2000)

11.0" February 19-20, 2025

4.0" January 28-29, 2022

6.8" January 21-22, 2022

10.3" January 3-4, 2018

5.3” January 7, 2017

5.5” February 26, 2015

8.5” January 28-29, 2014

14.2” December 25-26, 2010

6.5” January 30-31, 2010

5.0” December 26, 2004

7.7” January 2-3, 2002

4.7” January 25, 2000

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16 hours ago, Conway7305 said:

4 inches in Short Pump. Roads white and plowable. Grass completely covered.  Any additional snow this winter will be a bonus for me.  

16 hours ago, wasnow215 said:

About 4 here in Moseley. 12" for the season-avg yearly snowfall is 10". Great winter even if nothing else 

16 hours ago, ldub23 said:

About  9 here. Nice to see all of  us score

15 hours ago, Inudaw said:

Snow pretty much done now.  

5 measurements... all between 4.5 and 5" ...     Place where I have been measuring was just shy of 5" .   I'll go with 4.75" as the final for my yard near the airport.   ^^

15 hours ago, nnweather757 said:

Midtown Newport News. 8 inches and moderate snow. Just shoveled the driveway a second time.

14 hours ago, Stormpc said:

We are still getting heavy rates down here just South of the Border in North Carolina along the coast. The totals all across the board are going to be impressive to say the least. A storm that reached the higher ends of the forecasted amounts. Very well modeled for this small geographic region as well. Nice job. This will probably be it for us. And that's perfectly fine. A great winter. A+ for my area for sure. Two 7+ inch snow events in season. What a rarity.

Doesn't look like we're going to get much action from the upper energy tomorrow but we'll see. Those are always tricky. Tomorrow night's cold is going to be impressive. Good night all and congrats.

12 hours ago, chris624wx said:


Right around 10" in between Ghent and Downtown Norfolk! What a storm! I've officially just witnessed my top snowstorm. The previous one was when I was in college at UGA in January 2011. The Athens Airport officially record 8.8" in that storm.

Congrats to all who cashed in! This will be one we talk about for a while here in Hampton Roads. Now, bring on the pollen and 70°F! emoji23.png

7 hours ago, EverythingisEverything said:

I havent measured yet,just waking up to let the dog out,  but the snow has stop and this is the end result! Alot of snow on them cars. 

5 hours ago, Hyphnx said:

Just measured 5” outside. Back roads are absolutely terrible. We ended up off the road yesterday when we came back from taking the kids sledding.

3 hours ago, CavalierHoo said:

Measured 4" in central Chesterfield (near the courthouse).  Been snowing here again since about 9am.  Perfect bonus snow this morning.

1 hour ago, EverythingisEverything said:

 

Congrats to all! This was a very fun event! Tracking snow is exhausting. I crashed last night without the stress.:lol:

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1 hour ago, ldub23 said:

It was a win for all. Sun doing a  number  on the roads. 

34 minutes ago, overcautionisbad said:

Sun melted a lot of the snow in North Chesterfield today

The late February sun angle, unfortunately, is powerful. There was less snow back in January under similar conditions that barely melted during the day. 

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1 hour ago, RIC Airport said:

Congrats to all! This was a very fun event! Tracking snow is exhausting. I crashed last night without the stress.:lol:

What a crazy storm to track! Hard to believe that I was completely not enthused about it at the end of last week, and then we gradually trended toward being in the bullseye. 

Sorry for everyone inland who saw the storm move to the SE through the week. Hoping you get another snow event this season (if you want one!) 

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CURRITUCK COUNTY     2 NNW CURRITUCK 14.0 IN 0120 PM 02/20 EMERGENCY MNGR  

KNOTTS ISLAND 13.0 IN 0120 PM 02/20 EMERGENCY MNGR  

SLIGO 12.0 IN 0120 PM 02/20 EMERGENCY MNGR  

MAPLE 12.0 IN 0120 PM 02/20 EMERGENCY MNGR  

3 NNE SLIGO 12.0 IN 0120 PM 02/20 EMERGENCY MNGR  

2 WNW MOYOCK 12.0 IN 0120 PM 02/20 EMERGENCY MNGR  

COROLLA 11.0 IN 0120 PM 02/20 EMERGENCY MNGR   AYDLETT

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1 hour ago, Stormpc said:

CURRITUCK COUNTY     2 NNW CURRITUCK 14.0 IN 0120 PM 02/20 EMERGENCY MNGR  

KNOTTS ISLAND 13.0 IN 0120 PM 02/20 EMERGENCY MNGR  

SLIGO 12.0 IN 0120 PM 02/20 EMERGENCY MNGR  

MAPLE 12.0 IN 0120 PM 02/20 EMERGENCY MNGR  

3 NNE SLIGO 12.0 IN 0120 PM 02/20 EMERGENCY MNGR  

2 WNW MOYOCK 12.0 IN 0120 PM 02/20 EMERGENCY MNGR  

COROLLA 11.0 IN 0120 PM 02/20 EMERGENCY MNGR   AYDLETT

If you  hadnt got that sleet you  may have  hit  15. As  i type  getting a  last  dying  flurry

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42 minutes ago, ldub23 said:

If you  hadnt got that sleet you  may have  hit  15. As  i type  getting a  last  dying  flurry

There's no doubt about it. All those locations are within 2 miles of my house either side north or south and we all had a good 75 minutes of power sleet. I guess flirting with that line as its benefits in the end.

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Final thought on the storm. I think it was the timing that hurt Richmond. If the sun had been down for most of that snowfall it would have accumulated more. There some melt that was occuring with that slow rate of accumulation.

 

Beware of black ice tonight and the morning. Temps in the 20s where roads melted from.just the sun

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22 minutes ago, EverythingisEverything said:

It just seems like, it happened so fast.  I was trying to absorb the moment and then poof gone! lol.  The snow is melting fast too! 

Hard to believe it was just WEDS it was storming.

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5 hours ago, ldub23 said:

Great that we are all above  climo. Does anyone  have  post storm depression?

 

2 hours ago, EverythingisEverything said:

It just seems like, it happened so fast.  I was trying to absorb the moment and then poof gone! lol.  The snow is melting fast too! 

 

1 hour ago, ldub23 said:

Hard to believe it was just WEDS it was storming.

Trying to muster sympathy...yeah, I got nuthin' for ya. :lol:

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