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I have trust issues with banding...lol Been so long since I actually got under one without it weakening when it get here

As of midnight here in East Nantmeal 1.0" of snow. With heavy snow now incoming on the radar Temp is 31.7 degrees all surfaces covered.

Same here in Lakewood. Now down to 32 and ground is white with light coating.

Very peaceful night for a walk, still not too cold. Just about 5" in Elliott.

Wow 1.3"! I'm just down the road near the interx of Ridge Road and 355 (Milestone) and have just a coating. I'd like to see what the high spots in Damascus are doing

Here is your winning area.

Winter Weather Advisory just issued! URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE National Weather Service Wakefield VA 1149 PM EST Sat Dec 13 2025 Goochland-Caroline-Powhatan-Westmoreland-Richmond-Northumberland- Lancaster-New Kent-Middlesex-Western Louisa-Eastern Louisa- Western Hanover-Eastern Hanover-Western Chesterfield-Eastern Chesterfield (Including Col. Heights)-Western Henrico (Including the City of Richmond)-Eastern Henrico-Western King William- Eastern King William-Western King and Queen-Eastern King and Queen-Western Essex-Eastern Essex- 1149 PM EST Sat Dec 13 2025 ...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 3 AM TO 11 AM EST SUNDAY... * WHAT...Snow expected. Total snow accumulations of one to two inches. Brief moderate to heavy rates are possible, which could lead to quick accumulations and reduce visibility to less than one half mile. * WHERE...Portions of central, east central, eastern, and north central Virginia. * WHEN...From 3 AM to 11 AM EST Sunday. * IMPACTS...Plan on slippery road conditions and reductions in visibility.

32 with steady snow

Incoming Columbia, Ellicott city, Catonsville and NW Baltimore. The band that was overheard here for a while is knocking on your doorstep. 12:15 I’d say

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AKQ just issued an advisory.

I guess you haven't been following the models. The heavier stuff is supposed to come in during the night. Its 33 here in Brooklyn.

Gotta be ocean influenced? A convective band developed right over the Southern part of the county here within the last 25 minutes. Crazy rates out of nowhere.

looks like sleet / white rain here in Brooklyn. Maybe 1-3 was about right after all eh?

Welp, it’s beautiful outside. SN+

Finally some decent flakes in downtown columbia, nothing sticking. NW Howard County has like 1" already.

Crazy how fast the snow got east to the coast when I waited three hours for it to get 20 Miles

Light snow, just starting to stick a bit on the car tops.

Down to 34 with a mix falling here.

Heavy snow. Kicking back with a couple mad elf beers and watching A Christmas Carol.

Light snow-slush pavement, dusting colder surfaces

It's been all snow in southern Manhattan from the start.

Car toppers in Howell

As of yesterday morning, Bolton Valley was reporting 14 inches of new snow from our latest clipper system, and 2 feet total for the week up to that point, so another visit to the mountain seemed in order. Being an early season Friday, I expected the usual spattering of early season visitors at the resort, but I was quite surprised when I arrived at the Village to find a multitude of cars – I wound up parking down in the 4th tier of the main parking lots. As I made my way toward the base of Wilderness to start my ski tour, I realized why all the visitors were at the mountain – the Wilderness Chair was running! I hadn’t checked the snow report that morning, but apparently along with the Vista Quad terrain the resort was running the Wilderness terrain on 100% natural snow. That’s certainly a sign of how thing early season has gone thus far – to have the entirety of Wilderness open for lift-served skiing before even hitting the middle of December is definitely ahead of the usual seasonal progression. I quickly shifted gears and decided to tour on the Backcountry Network. Based on my visits to the mountain so far this season, it was obvious that the backcountry had been skiable for quite some time, but this was my first chance to really see how the terrain was doing with the current snowpack. I wasn’t sure how far I was going to go, but I started up the Bryant Trail, and before I knew it I was at the Bryant Cabin. I made a descent in some of the untracked terrain between JJ’s and Big Blue, then switched over to Coyote and finished with some of the lower glades. Despite all the visitors to the resort, it was clear that the new lift-served offerings were the big draw – I saw very few people while I was out on the Backcountry Network, and untracked snow was a very plentiful commodity. Although not as intense as what I experienced on Friday, light to moderate snow was falling during my tour, so the snowpack just continues to get topped off with fresh coatings. In term of describing the snow and ski conditions, you can pretty quickly run out of superlatives, but the numbers don’t lie. I toured in the 2,000’ – 2,700’ elevation range, and the untouched areas offer powder depths of 2 to 2½ feet atop the most recent subsurface layer. Based on the Mt. Mansfield Stake, the snowpack in the higher elevations of the Northern Greens has now topped 5 feet, so even for some of the steepest terrain, coverage is getting quite good. You can tell that the snowpack is still settling, so coverage isn’t quite the same as a snowpack of that depth that’s had a couple of months to settle and consolidate, but it’s pretty darned good for the first half of December. On my way back to my car at the end of my tour, I was met by a Bolton Valley employee who was checking passes, and he was able to get me my backcountry tag for the season right there by electronically entering my pass information. The tags are yellow this year, and I’m not sure if it was just coincidence that I had my pass checked on my very first backcountry day, but it made me wonder if they are going to increase the vigilance on monitoring tickets on the Nordic & Backcountry Network this year. In any event, those who are heading out right now are definitely getting their money’s worth in terms of snowpack depths and snow quality.