Deserve some flak for saying this but the 12k NAM is moderately interesting for Friday for parts of VA and has been trending that way in general.
Right now it’s rain and 33 for a chunk of Central/Eastern VA and it’s been trending colder and more interesting precip wise, so I wouldn’t totally count it out.
Either way, I think it will be interesting to see if the idea of a coastal comes back to the globals in any serious way. Good seasonal trend if it does, perhaps.
Might be dealing with dry air down here in Charlottesville. Radar returns look solid but there is very little ground truth to those returns. All I want is to see a snowflake!
https://www.nbcwashington.com/weather/stories/Dougs-Winter-Weather-Outlook-2019-2020-564743002.html
FWIW, NBC Washington is going with a decently above average year.
Yep. OP is even a little more aggressive. Could be some surprised people in the Hampton Roads area tomorrow if that coastal enhancement really gets going.
Everyone feels old no matter what. I'm about to be laughed out of the room, but I'm turning 20 fairly soon and that is a scary thought! A 20-something? Aren't I supposed to have my life somewhat together by now?
This EPS run actually brought back in a couple of higher end solutions, especially south. Reminds me of earlier GFS runs a little. Good chunk of members jackpot Hampton Rhodes, a couple of 10”ers in there.
something something, lock it up. Comparing between 0z, Jackpotville lost some snow, as well as a second maximum in SE VA, but overall a little more for most if not just equivalent. Definitely not a run that suggests the threat is over.