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Finally sticking to Grass in Henrico.

You and your weenies. I must say, you are the most disrespectful individual on this board.

Related to this is the -PNA Dec to +PNA Jan transitions for -ENSO that have been happening during the last 40 year period. That transition has been strongest when the Dec -PNA was strongest. Examples of cold Jans were during these winters: 1983-4, 1984-5, 2008-9, 2010-1, 2013-4, and 2021-2 where Jan is cold though not always colder than Dec.

Snowing in Winston-Salem

12Z Icon has the Fri/Sat thing. Looks good for NOVA and north. Ninja'd

I miss my house up in Ashe County on days like today. I had good elevation in the area I was in and also cashed in being closer to VA sometimes. I might have to go land hunting soon and build another one.

Lol…she’s just a fool. But we laugh. Let’s get system in here, and join the party. Frieken cold out there today.

Icon hoped on board with Friday/Saturday

41 in Willow Springs on my Tempest. Latest HRRR looks better.

Traffic cams show it really coming down on I-64 northwest of Richmond, just past Gum Springs. As you get closer to Richmond, some flakes are starting to show on the cams in places like Short Pump.

Front has come through. Getting some strong N gusts. Temp has risen to nearly 40 though

Ground covered in Stuart VA at the farm and now snowing nicely in Kernersville. No more mix.

Currently 22 here (10:30 a.m.) with some scattered flurries between 8 and 8:30. Currently mid to upper teens NW Sussex County ice box spots as cold air continues to spill in behind the front.

Mention her name and the resident predator goes wild.

Is this because we stopped getting smaller storms or because some of the same storms got bigger? More of a rhetorical question because I have no idea how one could answer it. Is there a way to look at annual snowfall totals net of NESIS storms?

Congratulations, get all you can, love snow

Snow globe

Indeed, and look at the trend of just the last 3 GEFS for 12Z on 12/18: E trough deepening/W ridge strengthening. It’s important to keep watching these trends as the models in general have been much too warm in the E US since the runs starting 3 weeks ago:

Stuck at 33.9 in Mechanicsville with no sticking to any surfaces. Probably already wasted a good half an inch

End of the HRRR run looks like it gets the coastal cranking earlier which enhances precip back towards Richmond later today. Maybe a trend to watch.

Your generalizations are a figment of your imagination. You need to supply proof.

-sd's/10's this morning with sd's along the shore. Looks like 24-36hrs of light/mod snow my way. 6-8" total accum forecasted for TH.

Instead of the “I had to walk to school barefoot in 4 feet of snow” you’ll be saying “back in my day we had bare ground walking to school in my sneakers and we liked it!”

latest HRRR - still a bit more for RIC and east at this point: