Warm Nose

Live look-in at this storm:

It's snow on snow ... the opportunity for that is to be appreciated even if we don't get to 'folks' accums.

I'm in that band on the west side and right up against the northern edge of it. It's been varying in intensity but has put down about another 3/4-1" total in the past couple of hours.

I think I'm mostly done here in extreme western Loudoun. Measured 5", under of course the 8-12 that was proj'd but that's normal these days. I doubt we'll get a lot from the coastal but this is not a jackpot for us NW of the cities. Still fun.

Fun little event. On to part II a little later to squeeze another couple of inches out. Then on to this weekend.

Dryslotted. It's pretty to look at though. It's maybe 4 inches right now.

Light snow and roads quickly covered 26

You're already missing school, relax ...

There's some serious dry air in Loudoun, column is holding strong...

nah, I've been through this plenty of times. If it snow, it snows.

Go with T-16 ... at least you're being honest at that point...

Waiting for the column to saturate

This is incredible. I'm gonna dig up an old tablet and just put this thing up fullscreen 24/7 in the kitchen.

Yep, my dew is still 0. Gonna take a while to moisten up the column which will keep totals down.

6" and I'll donate the rest to next weekend's totals

Ji, is that you?

6" and I'm happy 31/-4

The money shot

32/-3

More a slight broadening of the shield than anything really.

Yeah don't see any appreciable change in QPF or a tightening/broadening of the gradient.

It's not just LWX with this storm ... EAX (KC) also working with uncertainty: The overall forecast remains on track, with the only change being a slight increase in snow totals for a corridor roughly 30 miles north and south of US Highway 36 and a slight decrease in snow totals for our southern counties. This has only increased/tightened the already large snowfall gradient that has set up over the Interstate 70 corridor and the KC metro, as snowfall could range from a foot near KCI to only 4" or so across Cass County.

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