Cobalt

I really wanna see Richmond cross that 1 foot mark. It's been a while, hasn't it? Since 1996?

Let them have their moment. Their climo is much different. This is extremely rare for them. Most of us will get our chance this winter

Im guessing some of that is virga but I also heard stuff is falling in Kentucky so that's interesting

NAM initialized South. I have no idea what the current radar looks like

Essentially no difference.

Doesn't look south. In fact, it's essentially the same as 12z, if not a handful of miles north

Comparison to 6z?

If Dulles were to get 1" of snow, it would be the snowiest November since 1995. Wonder what happened that winter It would be great for most of us to get on the board early for sure

That control run is ridiculous. 10:1 snow or not, the amount of wintry precip its showing from Virginia northwards is pretty wild

Exactly. If he's still saying this on January 9th.. We're in deep trouble

42.4"

Seems to line up with DC. Not much about the snowfall (since records at DC go back to 1888, records at BWI go back to 1883), but temp records were there, and DC's average winter temp was 8.4 degrees below average

Siberian snow cover advancing, and is trying to make up for the slow start to October in that department. I can't seem to save images from the site, but all you need to do is click on the link, and then press "departure" and cycle through the past few days https://climate.rutgers.edu/snowcover/chart_daily.php?ui_year=2018&ui_day=286&ui_set=2

Did you mean 2001-2002? 2004-05 Snowfall was 41" at Central Park

Wow.