Coach McGuirk

No graupel here, but temps dropped pretty fast. Forecast low was 30 already down to 27.1.

Christmas does look warm. But I love weak La-Nina winters. It's typically cold on the east coast.

Got up to 48 today, Frosty the Snowman was falling over and melting all over the place.

VA Beach is tough to get snow, I got 6 inches with this storm on the peninsula. The southside was 1-2 inches. Norfolk did get a 12 inch snowstorm last year. VA Beach was like 10. I was a bit north and got 8.5. I just remembered, January 2018 VA Beach got a full scaled blizzard. 12 inches and 50 MPH winds. January 2018 North American blizzard - Wikipedia

26.8, hope the roads are good tomorrow.

I remember the days when I was looking forward to 4/10th of an inch of snow.

Light snow/flurries, I'm looking up in the sky and I don't see a single cloud. Meteorologists, please explain.

thanks

6 inches in lower York County, VA.

The moon decided to show up

More common than you think. We do get snowstorms in southeaster VA. It's feast or famine. Last year was 1 in, 2 in, 2 in, 8.5 inches. The previous two years were nothing. We average 8 in a year. We could be zero or 20 inches. Nor'easters can drop 8-12 inches on us.

Storm dying out, probably end up with 6 inches. But 6 inches that came out of nowhere is fine with me.

You know that's always what I'm shooting for, beating Anchorage, Alaska at snowfall.

This was in the middle of the night when everyone lost power. My Cannon Rebel is balls.

Lost power for a few hours, still 6 inches at 30.9. Still, this is the biggest surprise storm since 12/26/2004.