Lol i actually post alot of 500mb maps on my page and nobody knows what they mean besides wow look at the nice colors. I even posted a sounding yesterday lol. And thats scary about the spinoff. I never wanted the page to get like that. It was originally for family and friends
you should start selling merch!
Yellows seem to be approaching. Too bad Blacksburg radar is down... makes it hard to tell what’s coming down the pike. Seems like 2” should be an easy goal. Willed this one back north just enough for MBY.
I'm just basing it off the HRRR. I don't try and do radar extraps -- not smart enough. I'll let the computers tell me what to think!
Anyways... .8" seems like a fair number for my yard.
Yep, all new. Got nothing last night and no snowpack survived down at my elevation. Might be different on the mountaintop if I make it up there tonight.
atm... coming down pretty steadily. good SN.
https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/nexrad/?parms=LWX-N0Q-1-24-100-usa-rad
The stuff just coming into frame over the WV mountains would be on the right trajectory to impact NOVA/DC if it survives its journey. Fingers crossed.
did it really? These maps for the 24hr period that the Tuesday storm would mostly happen in look fairly identical. If you were referring to a difference between 12z and 00z I'd agree more but I'd say closer to .5"-1".
12z:
06z:
Pretty light snow but it is all snow. The weather station on the big hill near me (the 880ft) one says 31 so I might take a nice stroll up there soon. Would love to see the difference elevation makes while its marginal.
33 IMBY.
Heh, it's actually coming down pretty good. Probably still -SN, but the flakes aren't garbage or anything. Definitely not flurries. Also a fair bit ahead of schedule.