We are not expecting significant accumulations across central Virginia, though northern and western sections could pick up an inch or two. The brunt of the storm will hit West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Upstate New York, where 6 to 10" are expected.
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Update On Monday's Storm
It still looks like temperatures on Monday will rise into the upper 30s and low 40s across the region. We could see a brief period of wet snow followed by a cold rain Monday afternoon and evening. We could then see another brief mix as colder air wraps into the back of the system.
We are not expecting significant accumulations across central Virginia, though northern and western sections could pick up an inch or two. The brunt of the storm will hit West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Upstate New York, where 6 to 10" are expected.
We are not expecting significant accumulations across central Virginia, though northern and western sections could pick up an inch or two. The brunt of the storm will hit West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Upstate New York, where 6 to 10" are expected.
Today's Snow Totals
Although metro Richmond only received a dusting of snow this morning, snow totals were slightly higher south of I-64.
Snow Updates From Virginia Beach
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