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The questions are whether or not and how long these same model misses will continue. It isn’t black and white.

31.5, 5 inches in about 3 hours.

I'm over 5" now and down to 27. Still coming down good! Sent from my SM-S908U using Tapatalk

Last little bit of moisture coming through I was hoping to squeeze a flake, but nothing. Temperature did drop a couple degrees. And it sure does look like snow but all brown ground. .

Last little bit of moisture coming through I was hoping to squeeze a flake, but nothing. Temperature did drop a couple degrees. And it sure does look like snow but all brown ground. .

I was thinking if this system was just 150 or so miles south this would be an eerily similar start to winter to Dec 1995.

Boone got 7” per mPING. Highest I’ve seen .

25.7/6.8 here in 21057. It is going to be a cold one tonight

The wrap around light snow is starting to pivot into wake county. May only affect the Northern part of the county and will be relatively minor but I think will lead to some light accumulation in spots

Neither did I which is why I went to Virginia again.

Yeah probably...warm enough to melt a coating or an inch of snow most likely. Interior elevations N of pike might keep new snow (they also have a current snowpack anyway from 12/2)....but further south and east near 84 and 495 prob low 40s on Wednesday...maybe warmer even further SE.

This is what radar is supposed to look like at 515pm click on the little square

Little bit of wet snow mixing in the light rain at my place. 36.

It does appear that the GrinchFS is slowly changing its tune on that. Wouldn't surprise me considering so far they've all been muted

Ravensrule has taught you well!

Excellent AFD from OHWeather. Worth a read - https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=NWS&issuedby=CLE&product=AFD&format=CI&version=1&glossary=0&highlight=off

Yeah 12km NAM has about 0.1" of liquid and it's pretty cold of course.

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I guess for most, anything that comes will wash away on Wednesday, no?

Should go for awhile yet

May need to watch for a C-1" type deal tomorrow night as that first weakening shortwave moves through ahead of the main clipper shortwave. Could also just be a few flurries...depends if we can saturate the column enough.

The grinch is a heavy…heavy favorite.

Temp dipping pretty steadily. 14.4* River slushiness has started to congeal into chunks which will soon be ice flows. Seeing it reminds me of the scene in T2 when the little pools of stuff from the melted cop begin coming together.

Looking at some of the early snow totals from the warned area in Virginia, it appears like many locations were able to meet warning critera. With a few hours to go before the snow ends, some may exceed what was expected by quite a bit.

They're quite a bit more last week, and a little further east... but I wouldn't mind another inch. Saturday morning was kind of a surprise