(WSET) — I put together this list of snow totals from around Virginia to show you how our area stacks up with the rest of the Commonwealth. SEE ALSO: Frigid start to the weekend as we finally ...

As seen on the map above ... Bad news for snow fans in Virginia, Maryland and D.C., Di Liberto said: “every single weak La Niña winter had below-average snow.” Models predict a “weak ...

Interstate 95 in Virginia ... bringing a light snow accumulation to Cape Cod and Nantucket, Massachusetts. Around 66 percent of the United States has experienced below-average snowfall so far ...

One of the highest totals was in Arcola, Virginia, where a trained spotter measured 6.4 inches of snow! How much snow fell in your neighborhood? Here are the National Weather Service's initial ...

However, nearly 150,000 customers were in the dark in central and southern Virginia ... snow that fell and its distribution were well predicted. The Capital Weather Gang forecast snowfall map ...

This “snow map” is my hand-drawn snowfall total forecast. While this snow may be classified as a “Winter Storm” for Northern Virginia (snow amounts 4+”), this will be more of a “Winter ...

Average rainfall comes in just under 10 inches, with an average snowfall of about 6 inches. It’s worth noting that the last measurable snowfall in Hampton Roads was over 1,000 days ago and we ...

This is where the new maps come in. They show where snow is more or less likely during El Niño winters compared to average. There’s just one caveat: these maps are historical guidebooks ...

This is also the 9th highest amount of snow to fall in one continuous event for Norfolk. For both of these, records go back to 1890. Hampton Roads averages 6.2 inches of snow in a season ...

a few storms can push snow totals for the region well beyond the seasonal average. Drew Ellis, a professor in Virginia Tech’s Department of Geography, said the NOAA forecast nationally is a La ...