Richmond Metro/Hampton Roads Area Discussion

[eaglesin2011]

That Nam run is just about the best run you can have for the RVA & VA Beach area… Everything just backfills perfectly & it’s not north enough to get more dry air pulled into it.
Now if it could just actually happen like that .. lol 

[overcautionisbad]

38 minutes ago, eaglesin2011 said:

That Nam run is just about the best run you can have for the RVA & VA Beach area… Everything just backfills perfectly & it’s not north enough to get more dry air pulled into it.
Now if it could just actually happen like that .. lol 

Possible. It's going to whatever it does models or not.

 

In fact models are so all over the place I'm not sure anyone will be certain until its happening

It would be funny if Richmond ended up with 9 inches of snow and TV mets had to get on tv and explain why they forecasted 2 inches. Wouldn't be the first time. Lol

 

Doubt it happens like that. The realist in me says like 3 or 4 for me in Chesterfield. Possibly nothing. But also possibly 9 I guess. I'd give nothing higher odds than 9 I suppose

[eaglesin2011]

The models are all over the place because they can’t figure out how& where  the storm will develop off the coast & how much dry air will get into this storm (from two different directions & sources ) .. It’s definitely going to be boom or bust in many areas… If your in VA beach through Richmond area, that last NAM  run is pretty much exactly what we need to happen to really get a nice hit in both places.It forms exactly where we need it to & pushes moisture back into both areas perfectly…

[ldub23]

RRFS  jumped north. 11-14 on southside. Lots  closer to RIC

[RVASnowLover]

Big improvements in short range models. Let’s see if that continues at 12z. They could be on to something 

[ldub23]

2 minutes ago, RVASnowLover said:

Big improvements in short range models. Let’s see if that continues at 12z. They could be on to something 

GFS and Euro have another  snow  chance  in 6 days. Right  now  looks  best  in central VA