Weather! Snow open thread
The snow’s starting to taper off across the region. I’ve heard from several people that the highways and streets around the city are generally clear. Snow totals from the NWS: …CHESTERFIELD COUNTY… SCREAMERSVILLE 4.0 100 AM 12/26 MIDLOTHIAN 3.5 1236 AM 12/26 CHESTER 3.5 755 AM 12/26 WINTERPOCK 3.5 930 AM 12/26 3 E CHESTERFIELD […]
The snow’s starting to taper off across the region. I’ve heard from several people that the highways and streets around the city are generally clear.
Snow totals from the NWS:
...CHESTERFIELD COUNTY...
SCREAMERSVILLE 4.0 100 AM 12/26
MIDLOTHIAN 3.5 1236 AM 12/26
CHESTER 3.5 755 AM 12/26
WINTERPOCK 3.5 930 AM 12/26
3 E CHESTERFIELD 3.0 935 PM 12/25
...CITY OF PETERSBURG...
PETERSBURG 3.0 1101 PM 12/2
...CITY OF RICHMOND...
RICHMOND 4.5 1050 AM 12/26
...HANOVER COUNTY...
1 E MECHANICSVILLE 1.6 942 PM 12/25
MECHANICSVILLE 0.4 753 PM 12/25
...HENRICO COUNTY...
TUCKAHOE 4.0 1116 AM 12/26
GLEN ALLEN 3.0 1204 AM 12/26
BROOK HILL 3.0 655 AM 12/26
SANDSTON 1.0 700 PM 12/25
2 SE SHORT PUMP 0.5 843 PM 12/25 ROADS GETTING COVERED
...PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY...
2 N DISPUTANTA 7.5 1200 PM 12/26 NWS EMPLOYEE
NEWVILLE 6.7 1115 AM 12/26
5 NNE CARSON 4.0 543 AM 12/26
2 S RICHARD BLAND CO 2.3 900 PM 12/25
PRINCE GEORGE 1.5 1000 PM 12/25 VDOT REPORT
Got snow totals and/or pictures? Post them in the comments and add them to the RVANews Flickr Pool!
Also, a minor programming note: I’m going to be taking some time off following the storm; I’ll be back with forecasts again on January 3 unless something comes up sooner.
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Dan Goff is now a two-time former Richmonder, having departed the River City yet again in favor of southwest Virginia, where he is working on degrees in geography and meteorology at Virginia Tech. Have a question about the weather or weather-related phenomena?
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That 3 inch measurement in Glen Allen was from me. I plan to make another report when I get home from work, but we had 4 inches this morning.
Officially 3.8” of snow today at RIC; this breaks the old record of 3.5 set in 1917. Assuming no more snow accumulates, adding in the 2.8” that fell yesterday gives us a total of 6.6” for the storm.