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Changed over to sleet about 20 minutes ago in Lynchburg. Finished with 3.75" of snow, although there was noticeable blowing and drifting. 21 degrees now; HRRR says I don't go above freezing at all.

Do you have those for all of VA? Thank you!!

Same here an hour south of you.

2" of wind blown cold powder in Lynchburg. Still moderate/heavy snow, but I don't know how much more time of all snow I have left. Surface temperature hasn't budged since onset - 17 degrees.

Moderate snow with about 1" in Lynchburg. Temps holding steady at 17.

Weather app says the wind chill is 0. I'm not sure how accurate that is but wouldn't surprise me if that was the case. Breeze picking up in Lynchburg, 17/13.

Also, this isn't "pixie dust" despite temps in the teens. Decent flake size, has to be pretty high ratios in Lynchburg.

Temps dropping. Down to 18 with steady snow, sticking to everything. Looks like I will be overperforming the 3k NAM from yesterday...

SN- in Lynchburg with a light dusting. 19/10.

Light snow beginning in Lynchburg after an hour of virga.

The Southeast forum has already started a thread.

If you really squint, might be able to see a flake or two in Lynchburg. 20/7.

Is Lynchburg technically under this forum or Southeast?

ICON depicts any precipitation falling with any layer of the atmosphere above freezing as rain, correct?

I found these maps for that storm.

It's definitely slightly more NW at 114

Fredericksburg, VA: 01/03/2022 - 14.5" 01/07/2022 - 0.75" Total - 15.3"

Sleet in Fredericksburg.

Light flurries in Fredericksburg.

37/23. Looks like this will start as snow here, in contrast to some model projections. The sun and mid-40s temps really cut back on the snowpack, but still averaging about 6". Even an inch or so would look pretty and put me over Climo, so personally I don't care that much if North and West areas get most of this.

Fredericksburg, VA: 01/03/2022 - 14.5"

Going to finish with ~14.5-15" in Fredericksburg, over double what I expected. Easily the second best storm since 2010, and might rival the ~18" of January 2016 due to the fact that it essentially all fell in one morning with ridiculous rates, and subjectively the circumstances surrounding this surprise storm. Also, can't find observations for EZF after 10:55, but they already had 2 hours of <0.25 mile visibility as of then and some of the lowest visibility of the storm here was the 11-12:30 timeframe, so they probably came very close to blizzard warning criteria.

Just over 14" on the ground in Fredericksburg with continued moderate snow... winds picking up resulting in low visibility and blowing/drifting. Walking around it just has the look of a "HECS."