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Terpeast

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  1. Some stuff is backfilling where I circled, but I think it will be light and showery stuff. I prob won‘t stay up for it
  2. Same, if this band holds together, I think 1” is reasonable
  3. Looks like a band is trying to set up along PWC, loudoun, montgomery, and howard counties. Will be interesting to see how long it lasts before the cut off
  4. Eyeballing maybe 1/4” so far. Still coming down good. 27/23
  5. Better rates now. Starting to whiten everything back up
  6. Light snow started again. Instant stickage. Streets about to cave
  7. Nothing coming down, in between bands lol
  8. bit of a dusting, i'd say a trace so far
  9. Like psuhoffman said, Ji is a master at baiting people. He got you good
  10. Yeah we know. I’m just hoping for an inch.
  11. Radar looks like its backfilling to the SW. maybe that’ll bring the flakes.
  12. Still not seeing anything falling. Ashburn, 28/13
  13. Hard to tell if anything is falling, but my grill top has a little dusting
  14. Anyone under the radar returns just east of 81? Snowing or virga?
  15. Let's see if the afternoon's LWX AFD mentions the possibility of expanding advisories west.
  16. SPS for Loudoun County (and any county not in the WWA), specifically mentions higher amounts east of rt 15: ...LIGHT ACCUMULATING SNOW AND HAZARDOUS TRAVEL LATE TONIGHT THROUGH EARLY SATURDAY AM... Light to locally moderate snow will move across eastern West Virginia, northern and central Virginia, and western and central Maryland, late tonight into early Saturday morning. Snow will move into the southern Shenandoah Valley and central Virginia between 7 to 9pm before advancing north and east toward northern Virginia and central Maryland between 9 to 11pm. Hazardous travel conditions are expected with air temperatures in the low to mid 20s and snowfall rates of 0.25 to 0.50 inches per hour. Visibility may drop to one mile at times with light winds expected. It is recommended to delay any travel that is not necessary between midnight and 6am Saturday. Snowfall moves out of the area between 5 to 8am Saturday with improving conditions Saturday afternoon as high temperatures climb back above freezing. Storm total snow accumulations of a coating to 1 inch are possible with locally heavier amounts up to 2 inches along and east of US-15.
  17. Cirrus rolling in with temps at 30. May just keep me below freezing
  18. Yeah it was a big miss, and it wasn’t the only model.
  19. look upstairs, could be a follow up wave that does it. EPS shows something similar
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