WesternFringe

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My sister and her family live there. I went to UVa (twice) and lived there for 8 years. Good luck!!

Coming up on 2 inches and now 31 degrees. NW of Staunton

About an inch so far and down to 32. NW of Staunton

Snowing steadily now. 38° and dropping quickly. NW of Staunton eta: 36 degrees 10 minutes later and everything turning white.

Very very light snow on and off here since 2:00. When it started it was 42° but now it’s down to 39°. NW of Staunton in Augusta County

12/7: 0.4" 12/16 4.0" (2 inches of sleet) 1/16: 0.5" 1/31: 7.5" 2/6: 8.0" 2/11: 5.0" 2/18: 2.4” of sleet 2/22 1" TOT: 28.8” Climo is 24.5"

WWA issued for here beginning tomorrow afternoon. Hope I and others W and N cash in: URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE National Weather Service Baltimore MD/Washington DC 803 PM EST Thu Feb 25 2021 VAZ025-026-260915- /O.NEW.KLWX.WW.Y.0017.210226T2000Z-210227T1100Z/ Augusta-Rockingham- 803 PM EST Thu Feb 25 2021 ...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 3 PM FRIDAY TO 6 AM EST SATURDAY... * WHAT...Snow, sleet, and freezing rain. Snow and sleet accumulations ranging from a coating to 1 inch below 2,000 feet to 2 to 4 inches above 2000 feet. Ice accumulations up to a tenth of an inch from freezing rain above 2,000 feet. * WHERE...Augusta and Rockingham Counties. * WHEN...From 3 PM Friday to 6 AM EST Saturday. Snow (mixed with sleet and rain in the valleys) will overspread the area between 3 and 5 PM Friday afternoon. Precipitation will change to rain late Friday evening into early Saturday. However, rain will likely freeze on some surfaces above 2000 feet. * IMPACTS...Plan on slippery road conditions. The hazardous conditions could impact the evening commute. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS... Slow down and use caution while traveling. When venturing outside, watch your first few steps taken on steps, sidewalks, and driveways, which could be icy and slippery, increasing your risk of a fall and injury.

Looks like an inch or two of snow to sleet for Staunton, Waynesboro and Augusta County!

The GFS, CMC, Euro, and NAM all say Augusta County sees accumulating snow tomorrow night. Even the conservative positive snow depth change map from the NAM puts 2" on the ground imby. Spring is here, my a$$ self

I was forecasted to have a high of 57 today a couple days ago. It is currently 61 and rising.

I am interested, but would like to see at least one other model get on board before analyzing it much.

12/7: 0.4" 12/16 4.0" (2 inches of sleet) 1/16: 0.5" 1/31: 7.5" 2/6: 8.0" 2/11: 5.0" 2/18: 2.4” of sleet TOT: 27.8” Climo is 24.5"

Measured 2.4 inches of sleet here NW of Staunton! A little snow. 26 degrees.

Nearly all snow now and still 24 degrees. NW of Staunton

In its wheelhouse it is, but a couple days ago it had the primary cutting west of us and was all rain.

Been sleeting for almost 6 hours. 24 degrees. NW of Staunton

12/7: 0.4" 12/16 4.0" 1/16: 0.5" 1/31: 7.5" 2/6: 8.0" 2/11: 5.0" TOT: 25.4" Climo is 24.5"

33 and fog. Fog all day and continues with a light mist falling. Reminds me of Ireland. Although I have never been, just what I think of when I think of Ireland. Plus I am part Irish.

I think it is cool that you know what you like and make no apologies for it. I grew up in 70" per year climo in Upstate NY, so I hear you. But I also understand many of those here who just want to see snow falling out of the sky and hopefully enough of it to cover everything in white. It reminds me of home and childhood, so that is all I need to see to be happy. So I, like many in here I suspect, will track the sh@# out of 1-3" snowstorms as long as there is tracking to be done! self-weenie

Thumpier and snowier and souther with the snow than 12Z. Great run and keeps mby in snow longer down here.

That's more than a warm nose. It's more like a nose and lips!

Anybody else think it is suspicious that this EHoffman guy shows up magically to take all the heat off of PSUHoffman just when he was defending himself from his NAM related concerns? In all seriousness, the trends have been good for the last 24 hours or so on the models wrt both track and thermals, even for down here in Augusta County. Let's weather will this thing home!

Purple rates of snow approaching from the southwest at 69 on the GFS

It must be cool knowing exactly what is going to happen in the atmosphere above you 3 days from now while watching the rest of us struggle to figure it out!