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2 hours ago, RIC Airport said:

Bombarded with ZR with a primary low coming up the coast while our surface temperatures are only around 20 degrees?

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We simply  dont get freezing rain here luckily. It always warms  up to 35. 

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27 minutes ago, Conway7305 said:

I remember that storm back in the day.  We found a big open parking lot and took the trucks out to spin around.  I think Short Pump did a little better on accumulations than the city if I can remember correctly. 

25 minutes ago, wasnow215 said:

I remember it was VERY VERY cold. Powdery snow.

It was the biggest snowstorm since 2/6/2010. Temps started in the mid-20s, and 3-6" fell initially, followed by warmer temps where RIC peaked at 37°F under +RA. Temps dropped and there was another 2-4" on the back side of the storm, but eastern areas did better on the back end. As you can see from below, the storm started in the south. Even Charlotte recorded 8.4" before eventually flipping.

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18z GFS  1/ 20 energy gives us a nice 3” but suppresses the 23rd storm.  It’s really isn’t  that much off track as Low still climbs the coast.  Will see what ensembles say.  Prob some decent hits still. 

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18Z Euro AI looked very promising for accumulating snows on Sunday into Sunday night as a wave develops after the front passes on Saturday. 

It shows a similar scenario as the 12z Euro for the mid week storm. We have a coastal low arriving from the south, surface temps are below freezing, but we are above freezing at 850mb.

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2 hours ago, RIC Airport said:

18Z Euro AI looked very promising for accumulating snows on Sunday into Sunday night as a wave develops after the front passes on Saturday. 

It shows a similar scenario as the 12z Euro for the mid week storm. We have a coastal low arriving from the south, surface temps are below freezing, but we are above freezing at 850mb.

What god do we need to sacrifice a virgin to, to get that to stop happening? :lol: 

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Wild run to run differences. Need to first figure out the weekend wave before getting a handle on the 21st/ 22nd.  All potential outcomes are there are depending upon your preferred model run. Pretty crazy. Interesting part is this weekend's situation is not close to model consensus and it's Wednesday already. 

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11 hours ago, SoCoWx said:

What god do we need to sacrifice a virgin to, to get that to stop happening? :lol: 

Getting a strong high pressure (1040-1050mb) in the right spot, say, over upstate NY, certainly helps. Oh, and a 50/50 low around the 40/70 benchmark.

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Don't overlook the potential of snow Sunday evening. Both the GFS and Euro highlight this possibility, though to varying degrees. It all depends on strength and where the band forms but some lucky spots could get some minor accumulations. 

Here was the 6z Euro. 12Z GFS is just starting. 

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31 minutes ago, RIC Airport said:

Don't overlook the potential of snow Sunday evening. Both the GFS and Euro highlight this possibility, though to varying degrees. It all depends on strength and where the band forms but some lucky spots could get some minor accumulations. 

Here was the 6z Euro. 12Z GFS is just starting. 

 

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