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2/19-2/20 Miller A Magic?


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It’s randomly been snowing for the last hour, and radar looks like it will be going for another hour or so longer. Light snow, maybe 3/4 inch new but the roads are all covered again and it’s incredibly slick. Wasn’t expecting this, so it’s strange. School is canceled again tomorrow, but it was since about 10am today. 
-Clarksville, 17° actual, 4° real, 12° DP, 81% humidity. 

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8 minutes ago, WishingForWarmWeather said:

It’s randomly been snowing for the last hour, and radar looks like it will be going for another hour or so longer. Light snow, maybe 3/4 inch new but the roads are all covered again and it’s incredibly slick. Wasn’t expecting this, so it’s strange. School is canceled again tomorrow, but it was since about 10am today. 
-Clarksville, 17° actual, 4° real, 12° DP, 81% humidity. 

It's the high ratio powder that evaporates as soon as a sunbeam hits it but it's fun while it's happening. 

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Wow! Woke up and the road is covered. Went out and measured 1/2in on it and my snowboard had 3/4in on it but looks like the wind has been blowing it some.  From about 5-6 this morning it was ripping!
 

Some other landscape timbers behind the house where the wind does not blow I measured close to 2in which includes yesterday (it did not hardly melt) and overnight bringing the total to right at 2in for the 2 days! 

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A fresh inch overnight (taken on top of my van which I cleared off yesterday). Totally unexpected. Got to think verification odds were under 1% for my location (news outlets had flurries passing north of here towards the plateau but that was it). Apparently the lake-effect nature of the squalls have had a more southerly orientation. Total storm accumulation now sits at 3.7”.

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Overnight we've gone from little more than a trace of snow to 2 inches and still climbing in JC. Roads with the exception of main thoroughfares have gone white but the plows are starting to catch-up. I have no morning update for Honaker but as of midnight 1.8 inches had accumulated on the deck so I imagine things are looking fluffy back in SWVA to say the least.

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11 minutes ago, fountainguy97 said:

It's ripping pretty good as far as NW events are concerned. Probably .5 or .75 inch per hour rates currently. It's 17 here and that NW flow is squeezing out every drop of moisture in the lower levels.

 

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Similar rates here. I have just over 3 inches of accumulation now, so about .5 inch increase in about 45 minutes.  

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We received 2" more of snow overnight for a total of 3".   Wind chills are 5F right now.   The much anticipated northwest flow event actually was led off by a strong band of heavy snow.   It did not disappoint IMBY.  I got up this morning and watched it for a bit.   This image is of the initial line of snow as it began to move through TRI earlier today.  We probably ended up 3.5 total...1.5 yesterday plus the 2 overnight.  I have 3" of snow right now on my usual measuring spots. 

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