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^Look at Gretna getting a mention. I'm just north of there in Altavista.

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Indeed.

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Keweenaw County in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, that little jut of land surrounded by Lake Superior. Other than the West that's where the snow is. 

Calumet
(Tamarack loc.)

Day: 1.9
Season: 231.8
On Ground: 47

To have Bob Ryan, who was always conservative but usually right to predict 1-2 feet before a flake fell was awesome.

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That is most definitely NOT a Shenandoah Valley "bullseye."

1 minute ago, zac1245 said:

Lol E13, 10+ inches of snow for almost the whole State of South Carolina. 1 in a million year storm!

The blizzard of February 1973 brought some areas of South Carolina two feet of snow and a large area of one foot plus fwiw. 

Starting off fresh with a new thread wouldn't be the worst thing and put this one to bed at 143 pages. 

Apparently because of the government shutdown the GFS isn't getting all its model data inputted. It doesn't mean it's wrong, but probably having agreement with the Euro is more important.

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Two more...

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South of Lynchburg we had about 13 inches from the December storm.

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From this fall....

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12 minutes ago, clskinsfan said:

Nope. 50 is about 10 miles north of 66 west of the city.

They do cross near Fair Oaks Mall. To the east 50 is south of 66 like in Arlington. 

^^^What does it look like? Between Danville and Lynchburg still look good for 8+ inches? 

When I moved to Danville a few years ago I was the only poster I know of from the city, now there are at least 3 if not more!

1, Feb. 1979 PD1--11 years old first really big snow I remember well-there was already a few inches on the ground before it began--out of school the whole week-

2. Jan. 1996--to have Bob Ryan (notoriously conservative) predict 2 feet of snow before it began, I knew it was going to be good--followed by a few more clippers to freshen up the snow pack 

3. Feb. 2003--PD2--snow pack stayed for weeks 

4. March 1993 Superstorm--sleet really cut down on accumulations in Arlington, but very powerful winds 

painful missing out on 2009 and 2010--in Richmond so it was very painful to get decent to good accumulations while NOVA/DC area got absolutely obliterated

Small aftershock felt down here near richmond 109am

I did too. My dog was none too happy.