Late but I wanted to digest for a while. I hope people can view web sites because to describe what I am thinking would be hard!
Highlighting major areas: (Think of regions around these points, not the location itself)
Hagerstown: 5-10 some 14+
Baltimore: 4-8 some 10+
Washington DC National: 4-8 some 10+
Washington DC Dulles: 4-8 some 10+
Stafford: 3-6 with icing issues
Fredericksburg: : 3-6 with icing issues
Charlottesville: 3-6 with icing issues
Richmond: 2-4 with icing concerns. Some concerns of second wave
Wakefield: 2-4 with some icing concerns. Risk of second wave snows
Norfolk: 2-4. Risk of second wave snowstorm
Roanoke: 2-4 with icing concerns
Lynchburg: 3-6 with icing issues
SEE MAP: http://www.midatlanticweather.com/Images/01_22_2005.gif for my First Guess!
Quick updates:
Size of Storm: Still in question! Second wave feature is a serious factor. Areas it hits may be in excess of 8 inches on top of what they have now. Initial storm has about what you see on the map for potential, BUT.. snow ratios may really push these totals up!
When: Saturday Afternoon and overnight. Sunday could be serious for Southeastern and eastern Virginia.
How Much: Kind of a guessing game now. My best guess is at http://www.midatlanticweather.com/Images/01_22_2005.gif
Concerns:
- There are models starting to hint at a more substantial event. Is this a trend?
- Location of upper features are still not totally clear
- That secondary storm has serious potential and serious consequences for whomever it affects!
All for now!
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