Need you folks up north to get a foot while RIC only get 3"
My total speculative forecast: One disruptive event each in February (6-8 inches) and March (3-5 inches).
Tornadoes from the remnants of Hurricane Florence in the Richmond area on Sept 17. A trying afternoon and early evening for our School Division, as middle schools had just dismissed when the first warning was posted in our County (Henrico). Some students sheltered at schools, but many buses were on the road. We radioed drivers to seek shelter, but some kept on dropping off students. Final buses got off the road at 8:30 pm after kids stayed in school shelters until 6:30.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2018/09/18/tornado-swarm-ripped-through-richmond-florence-passed-through-monday-heres-what-happened/?utm_term=.8f00225b6a5e
Last winter had multiple events when RIC was heavier than DCA and IAD. Final totals for the season:
BWI: 15.4"
DCA: 7.8"
IAD: 11.9"
RIC: 12.4"
Our primary events for Henrico County were on 12/8/17, 1/4/18, 1/17/18, 3/12/18, and 3/21/18