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Have a few times, I’m sure power will go out at some point. Can hear trees snapping.

Just had thundersnow again, and it’s absolutely puking again

Up to 5” on the dot with Moderate to Heavy Snow just NW of FXBG, 31

4.5” and approaching 5” quickly, Heavy Snow, 31. Trees starting to sag and snap.

Just had Thundersnow just NW of FXBG

Eyeballing 3.5” If not 4” just NW of FXBG. It’s some of the heaviest snow I’ve seen.

Easily over 2” now, absolutely just dumping just NW of FXBG

Absolutely dumping Snow, 31/31 about 1.5” down so far

Heavy Snow, 31/31 Everything has caved and is accumulating

Does anyone have a guess on the wind potential for tomorrow….in an area where power can go out rather easily. With heavy wet snow clinging to trees and such, wondering if wind could cause issues. ETA: 41/33

43/34 down here NW of FXBG. It’s cooled down faster than I anticipated, still 11 to go tho.

I've seen that as well. I like 6-10" around FXBG, the potential is there tho for 12"+ Hoping we are ripping fatties tomorrow morning....

Don't get me to excited, taking a cautious approach but hopeful to make a run at double digits.....Eastern Loudoun added to the Winter Storm Warning FWIW.

I like the name, things are well, cautiously optimistic, looking forward to snow waffles tomorrow morning. Feels like 7" o/u is a good place....

49/41 Just NW of Fredericksburg, VA

LWX AFD Dramatic shifts in guidance over the past 12 hours for a potential snowstorm tonight through midday Monday for the southern half of our CWA, bisecting very close to the major metropolitan areas. Digging H5 trough over the southern plains will amplify today, cut-off an upper low tonight over the Carolinas, then go negative tilt as it crosses the mid-Atlantic coast Monday morning. The reflection at the surface will be the development of low pressure, rapidly deepening and tightening tonight over the southeast US to a position over Cape Hatteras by daybreak Monday. At the same time, cold Canadian air will quickly filter in aloft, bringing H85 temps well below 0C for much of the entire CWA by 12Z Monday. 00Z GFS, ECMWF, NAM all have at least advisory level snowfall accumulations essentially south of I-66/US-50. 05Z NBM, which was followed closely in development of snowfall accumulations this morning, dampens the largest snowfall contributor -- the GFS, and splits the difference between that model and the lesser accumulating NAM. Because of the large variations and the dramatic shift in guidance, advisories have been issued west of I-95 where the precipitation onset will start shortly after midnight tonight, and watches issued along and E of I-95. There will be a tight gradient of snowfall accumulation north of the Nation's Capital, and potential warnings and advisories will most certainly be modified as guidance hopefully converges with a solution over the next 12 hours. The most likely snowfall forecast should be used with caution, with probabilities of higher amounts, towards the 90th percentile, should strongly be considered for planning purposes. Please continue to check back as we modify this forecast in the coming hours.

Watches up just South of LWX in AKQ eta: Blacksburg went straight to Winter Storm Warnings

Tornado Watch Fredericksburg and points South and West til 3:00 AM

Finishes the day with 0.81”

Up to .64 here for the day

Already at .33 just NW of Fredericksburg, and it’s pouring

about a mile down the road from my house, we have trees uprooted and snapped in various directions…..

Hearing that it was pretty nasty in my neighborhood in Stafford. Power must be out because I can’t get any of my home cameras to work, I’m in Pennsylvania….

Picked up 2.61” of rain with numerous branches down around my yard. All since 8:50 PM this evening. The creek that was a trickle is now raging in the backyard.

0.00” yesterday and 0.18” for the week and 1.76” for month so far….grass is crunchy. Feels like storms just dissipate or move just South through Spotsy rather than over my yard just NW of FXBG