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WesternFringe

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  1. Can’t agree more. Let’s look at the entire 0Z suite before deciding to head to the reaper guy over this storm.
  2. I thank you for posting it, but without the key or legend it is really difficult to see what it is depicting other than relative amounts. Which is probably all that is important in the end given that these model depictions will bust one way or another. Carry on.
  3. And yet I am still barely out if it an at my elevation of 1550’ NW of Staunton. I will take my chances, given my local climo, and also give a bit more weight to the Euro than the NAM for the medium timeframe (until Friday). I think I see a decent amount of accumulating snow, and that makes this former Yankee very happy. Big picture is we are all tracking snow. Lucky us!
  4. Fringed out in the western area here with qpf, like my namesake! Nah, who am I kidding? I would take 3 more chances at frozen by Sunday in a heartbeat. The GFS has 9 days of the next 16 that show some sort of frozen falling for mby in Augusta County and for most of the subforum. We take!
  5. Same phenomenon here. Had 8”+ total but never had quite 8” on the ground except in the shady areas. I have 3-4” now due to compaction and melting and it is 37.
  6. Snow is done falling. Had 8” here outside of Churchville NW of Staunton at 1550’. 35° and melting has commenced. Going down to 17 tonight, so will be interesting to see how much survives. Good luck to all. May your yards jackpot repeatedly!
  7. I understand the concept- I was kidding! Hope your visibility stays low and you get nuked with snow.
  8. What if it is puking parachute fatties, though?
  9. Agree with PSU that it is sad in the sense that it’s heavy snow and I am at 1550’ and I am still only 31°. Having said that, I am going outside until it stops and going to enjoy the sh@& out of it. Approaching 5 inches and puking snow. NW of Staunton (if you all didn’t know by now) Wishing all the best luck to all you posters and lurkers and weenies like me. There is something wrong with us to be so obsessed with frozen precipitation, but I love it!
  10. Over 4” here now. Light snow at the moment. 31° NW of Staunton at 1550’
  11. 31/31. Moderate to heavy snow with 2.5” on the ground. NW of Staunton, 1550’
  12. 36 and 22. Light virga entering the area soon. NW of Staunton at 1550’ Wife and I are going to dinner, but will be reporting until I pass out tonight from the southwest for you all. Good luck, all!
  13. Hopefully the EPS disagrees, although I know we are getting to that time where ops have as much or more weight.
  14. Won't the high pressure to the west (at least as depicted on the 12Z cmc) have something to say about that? eta: Not being snarky at all. Just asking the question so I can learn!
  15. It is worrisome that the model intended to replace the GFS has been scoring lower than the GFS for most of that graph!
  16. Snowing little tiny snowballs with hundreds of protruding geometric faces. I don’t recall seeing these before. Unfortunately, pic may be too zoomed out to see what I am talking about. Cheers, all!
  17. 30° and light snow here in Churchville, NW of Staunton. It has been snowing on and off here for 41 hours (since Sunday at 1:00 am). Now, all but 7-8” has been just snow tv, but I love this storm! Reminds me of growing up in upstate NY and NH and VT.
  18. Yes, we had them yesterday. They are called needles. A quick Google search and there are tons about all the different types of snow. Did that with my 9 yr old yesterday. eta: Ninja’d by wxtrix!
  19. Lightly snowing, 27 degrees. Expecting little accumulation (maybe an inch) today, but snow tv is awesome after yesterday. Around 7.5 to 8 inches total so far with a little compaction. Not the big, big dog, but this has been an awesome storm! Hoping everybody’s yard up north is a jack zone from the coastal. Here is me and the old lady on our 4 wheeler ride. NW of Staunton.
  20. 28/28 and very light snow. Almost 7”. nw of Staunton
  21. 28/28. 5-6 inches of snow on the ground and rippin’ fatties here in Augusta County nw of Staunton. It is also snowing hard!
  22. 27/27. 4 inches and counting! Pics to follow in the morning. NW of Staunton at 1550’
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