Light to moderate snow continues to fall across central and eastern Virginia, with the snow now beginning to stick on grassy surfaces in the Richmond metro area. Surface temperatures are ranging from 32-34 degrees in areas along the western edge of the precipitation. Southeast and eastern Virginia will see snow lasting well into tonight where 1-3″ of total snowfall is likely. A winter weather advisory remains in affect for these areas. The snowfall forecast map posted yesterday afternoon still holds for what I expect to see from this system. -Zach
4 PM Snow Update
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