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make that wind 7 - 15

They heaviest banding has been south of the warning where I am

It is hard to call an amount here. I am at Wylliesbirg and will start heading home soon.on the coldest surfaces there is 2-3 inches.

Looking at cams, I don't think anyone in Virginia met Winter Storm Warning criteria.

2 inches at 1:30, 23.5 degrees with a northeasterly breeze at 7 - 5.

I think for North Carolina, the problem is the snow rates have been far too light to acclimate outside of the mountains. It has been at or near freezing for most of the duration of the snow, but daytime snow is just not sticking when it’s this light

Well considering Christmas Eve is 16 days away. I'm sure those models will change

Basically on 12z modeling, I am seeing a continuation of the current pattern w/ a chance of strong amplification around or just after mid-month. Which side of that amplification we end up? That is certainly up for debate, but I "think" the MJO probably places us in the trough. There is a rapid progression of short waves along the northern branch. For now, most of them are just a bit too far north. That could easily change. Each one will have to be watched. There are a lot of them. Definitely northern stream driven w/ some minor interaction w/ the Gulf.

Rooting for you all from Chicago. Plenty here to share, we've had the snowiest start to winter since 1978 and even more on the way. Happy to see my first winter here going well.

Its not a couple tenths of an inch its over half inch

Thank you Paul.

They are too you can see the EPO ridge in Alaska high heights where before there was low heights. This could a trend GEFS 12z shows this.

Gefs is starting to pick up on a building -nao and lower heights in the east so now ensembles are diverging too. Seasonal trend is muted lr warmth and blocking has been friendly since beginning of Nov. My gut says the gfs/gefs is probably on the right track. Timing is tricky because we're so used to adding 5 days when flipping warmish to coldish but there's a case to make for a quick transition. Interesting period imo

Snow is still falling at a decent rate. It never stuck to the roads or sidewalk in my neighborhood. 34.9* now.

It will be all snow very soon. Some snow on street here now.

Switched over to Snow/Rain mix in Portmouth. 35 degrees

There won’t be two events. They always morph into one . I’d bet this turns into a Saturday night into Sunday morning deal .. splits the difference between models

Its one of the most classic "movie" snows I've seen with small flakes but coming down fast and sticking to everything.

It remains all rain here in Hickory. Nary a flake to be seen. As usual.

Someone could probably do better from weatherbell or something but this is from weathermodels (don't see of anyway you can just select frames like you can on cod) and this goes way too quickly lol. Anyways, there are subtle differences between the Euro and GFS (GFS a bit more amplified with the ridge) but the subtle differences have a significant impact on the evolution. This is precisely why these patterns are extremely difficult to forecast in. The most subtle of differences can mean the difference between a 4-8" event and a C-2" lol.

And this one day map is mildly creepy.

One of the models is showing 100??

Yup, round two has begun. 28 and light snow in Wolf. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

HRRR looks very good for RIC to Elizabeth City

Breathtakingly special times then.