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5 minutes ago, EverythingisEverything said:

Oh my word!  Va Beach is not ready.   What is the timeframe? My brother is leaving for Mrtyle Beach on Wednesday?  

Wednesday
Snow, mainly after 10am. High near 32. Chance of precipitation is 90%.
Wednesday Night
Snow. Low around 26. Chance of precipitation is 90%.
Thursday
A chance of snow before 1pm. Partly sunny, with a high near 34. Breezy. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
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11 minutes ago, Conway7305 said:

If this east trend doesn’t stop RVA is in trouble.  Like to see the ensemble members for the euro.  What the heck is kicking it east? 

14 minutes ago, CavalierHoo said:

yikes.  yeh.  Lost a couple inches on that run.  That's gotta stop.

 

EPS is east

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6 minutes ago, RIC Airport said:

EPS is east

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Interesting EURO trending towards GFS.My thoughts are that's where we end up. A general 7-10" in RVA with lollies of 12-14" especially with ratios being so high bc of frigid temps. Obviously looking like more SE. 

 

Still 60 hours away though from snow starting.

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5 hours ago, RIC Airport said:

If trends continue, you may not mix at all, maybe even be the jackpot. The snowfall distribution suggests this event wants to set up like the 1/7/2017 storm.

Here is Wakefield's summary. 

https://www.weather.gov/akq/snow_Jan082017

They even issued a blizzard warning for southside Hampton Roads. Totals on the southside were lower than expected because of mixing.

It was a cold storm, RIC was  20°F during the height of the event and recorded 7.1". Totals on the southside were down with 5.3" at ORF, but the peninsula had 10"+ in spots.

The snow stuck around for a few days, and there was a record low set at RIC a couple of days later.

 

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Just finally had some time to look through some posts. @RIC Airport this might end up being a good comp for this storm. Cold powder n high ratios.

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1 minute ago, DJnVa said:

 

I know you said "this century", but Norfolk officially recorded 0 snow in 2023 and 2024, so we're due.

Yeah the past couple of winters have been sad until we had the event in January 2025, which only really whet the appetite for me haha 

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DT just updated 2 hours ago:

Thought this was interesting at the end:

 

 

"Finally -- remember the seasonal Trend and this is important. So far this winter once we have moved within 48 Hours of an event the short range models on  almost every storm  has shifted  precipitation shield and the heaviest snow  further to the north and west. IF this trend were to continue it would mean that the heaviest snow areas would be pushed back towards Richmond and With more significant snow  closer to Charlottesville Fredericksburg and into DC Southern metro area."
 

 

 

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29 minutes ago, wasnow215 said:

DT just updated 2 hours ago:

Thought this was interesting at the end:

 

 

"Finally -- remember the seasonal Trend and this is important. So far this winter once we have moved within 48 Hours of an event the short range models on  almost every storm  has shifted  precipitation shield and the heaviest snow  further to the north and west. IF this trend were to continue it would mean that the heaviest snow areas would be pushed back towards Richmond and With more significant snow  closer to Charlottesville Fredericksburg and into DC Southern metro area."
 

 

 

Interesting, Hope he is right 

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4 minutes ago, Conway7305 said:

Interesting, Hope he is right 

Is it true tho? Has they're been a NW trend inside of 48 hours for different events? I haven't paid that close attention and also don't recall. 
 

He did also caution that just bc not seeing totals we saw from Euro yesterday anymore today, not to think it won't snow now. True for DC, but not for us.

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