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1 of the Locals in Roanoke sounding the alarm and raising everyone's totals... @Buddy1987

True!!!

Fresh snow working it's magic. Already at -5 here.

Hopefully that gets extended east by tomorrow AM. They extended the advisory to the coast.

It’s an entirely different planet. Wild stuff.

35 in fuquay Varina...last system we were 45 at this time. Lots of clouds too.

Plenty of moisture back over MS/TN. Definitely looks healthy. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

6-10 day: 8-14 day:

Thank you my friend

Probably, lol But that kind of outcome is typical in a nina.

That’s awesome. What a start to a season to move to the northern Adirondacks. You just saw a half a foot of dry powder from a clipper. At cold temps. That has to be such a different experience from CT, in terms of weather interest.

I mean, Put down the bong.

Congrats Atlanta!

So far the Atlantic has been wide open but this guy says that could likely change moving forward. No garentees but if a storm should come to fruction towards the 15th a -NAO/AO should be present unlike back in Dec 2. https://x.com/ContentWxGuy/status/1997357683729375599

Stay strong, I’ll say a prayer tomorrow morning for your wife at mass, and will keep her in my prayers.

Another crappy weekend. Unusual to have 2 weekends in a row without any sun, for sure. Better be just coincidence. The upcoming week is garbage. Get ready to have bare ground when the "Arctic" blast occurs next weekend. The expected December to remember is about to become a December to forget.

Greg Fishel seems confident it will snow in the "triangle" tomorrow. However, he does not really break what that means. I mean...I know what that means...nothing for south Wake. But he said with confidence 1/2 inch for the triangle! Lol. Per facebook

Freezing fog building out there again tonight?

Down to 29. 0z HRRR upped moisture a bit again. Looks like pretty heavy snow at 8AM with a nice second round in the afternoon/evening.

Glancing at records for 12/8, Roanoke's top three are 8.0 in 1917, 5.4 in 1976 and 5.1 in 1989. Lynchburg had 3.2 in 1917, 2.8 in 1976 and 3.1 in 1989. Don't think the Roanoke mark is in jeopardy, but Lynchburg's certainly is with 3-5 forecasted now.

Over performer. Finished with 6.2” of fluff. Biggest event of the season.

Apparently NNE consists of a 40 mile stretch of the Green Mountains.

31.6, 2-3 inches of snow expected tomorrow now. 30 at Newport News International Airport

I'm up to 35.