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I'll be SHOCKED if we hit 4'' of snow here in Norfolk, but I'll gladly take it before it gets washed away by sleet and rain!

Having lived in ChesCo for a significant portion of my life, I'd definitely try to get that genny working if I were still there now. That said, I'm also going to make sure ours is up to snuff here after work just in case.

Clear your cache.

Yep, that was it. Thank you. I was freaking out when I saw 2-3. Haha Sent from my SM-S916U using Tapatalk

Been up since this morning. I missed it on the Public page. Looks considerably better than some of the lighter (blowtorch) charts I've seen. I'd still back off for KCHA (use those lower charts) but I like this one points northeast in the Great Valley. Crazy downslope still shows in the foothills, while keeping the other side of the Valley locked.

I doubt down here even reaches warning criteria

I suspect some in the SW mountains may be downgraded to an advisory for this weekend. My forecast has me at 50 degrees Sunday with rain.

To be honest it's more like a reversion to the mean from a model that was much more amplified and warm than any other model.

Can confirm grocery stores are busier today than yesterday. And will be busier tomorrow than they are today. Totally getting rocked today.

Literal copy and paste from Euro lol

nice, am from the eastern suburbs but going to school in Michigan. will be content to watch this one from the sidelines and hope to get 1-2" up here from it.

They decreased totals a little. Still looking good though.

I wouldn't be so sure of that. 12Z Euro has 4.7 inches in Richmond right before changeover. It’s trending back up. Other models have higher on 12z. So, we'll see. On to 18z and 0z

Winter '94? I was also on main campus. I remember cars being completely buried and a massive snowball fight in between the dorms. I caught a stray to the side of my head that blew out both of my glasses lenses (we somehow found them in the snow anyway) and then we got in trouble for climbing on top of one of the covered walkways. Good times.

My husband told me to, and I quote, "Quit looking. No one knows.". Then he sighs, rolls his eyes, tells me to quit looking at the hype, and then goes back to watching TV.

Onset is close enough to use the Meso's for thermals at the start of the storm. I am curious if some of us can start in the single digits at the surface.

You don't see a map like this every Winter.

1.5" last night, tenth off the squall... 26" ots with the pattern coming up I *might* hit seasonal (56.5") by April (I hope). Seasonal totals since moving up here: 2023-24: 38" (42.5" total, 4.5" storm before moving up here) 2024-25: 60.1" 2025-26: 26" to date Sent from my SM-S166V using Tapatalk

I love when people question why someone might be disappointed in a flip. It's really thoughtful and no doubt makes the person on the other end automatically feel better about the prospect of flipping to sleet.

I'm going to put this here although it could easily go in this weekends storm thread 60-72 hrs lead issuing WSW region wide???? For a decent duration six inch plus event?? Maybe for the folks mid Atlantic and into the TN valley and OHIO valley and south....esp in regards to icing Still 2 full days for changes..it does sound miserably cold regardless Have we not learned anything from early March 2001?

1:32 PM Official forecast hazardous outlook graphic shows 7-14" with areas of 8-15" in nearly every part of SGF's territory. Now time for the 18z NAM to screw it up somehow.

South trend!

True whiteout conditions. Just had thunder and lightning at the mountain. 2.5” in 30 minutes. That was a legit squall.

I am very glad I don't live in one of the freezing rain CAD areas of GA or the Carolinas for this one.