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1 Summary of January 6th-7th, 2017 Snowstorm Weather.gov > Blacksburg, VA > Summary of January 6th-7th, 2017 Snowstorm January 6th-7th, 2017 Snowstorm Synopsis and Highlights Split flow with strong southern stream short wave advanced east from the southern Plains. A 12 hour period of lift ahead of the advancing short wave produced large swath of wintry precipitation from the southern Appalachians to the Mid-Atlantic Coast. Image 2 shows radar loop via (Multi-Radar/Multi-Sensor). Atmospheric conditions across our area supported all snow. Surface low pressure developed over northern Florida and moved northeast to along the North Carolina coast. Moderate to heavy snow with accumulations of 6 to 10 inches, occurred mainly east of the Blue Ridge with the higher amounts from the NC foothills, to south side Virginia. Portions of eastern Virginia into North Carolina saw heavier amounts as well. Satellite imagery shows the snow cover over Virginia and North Carolina. Image 1. RAP Model 500 mb Heights/Vorticity loop from Friday evening at 7pm, Jan 6th, until Saturday afternoon at 4pm Jan 7th.
2 Image 2. Radar loop via MRMS during the bulk of the event Friday night into Saturday, Jan 7th, 2017 Image 3. Surface analysis at 1pm EST Jan 6th, 2017.
3 Image 4. Surface analysis at 1pm EST Jan 7th, Image 5. Snowfall Analysis from Jan 6th through Jan 7th, 2017.
4 Image 6. Regional Snowfall Analysis per National Operational Hydrologic Remote Sensing Center. Image 7. Satellite imagery showing snow cover over Virginia into North Carolina (courtesy SSEC Univ. Wisconsin) ********************STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL********************
5 LOCATION STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE COMMENTS SNOWFALL OF /INCHES/ MEASUREMENT NORTH CAROLINA...ALLEGHANY COUNTY... 3 ENE GLADE VALLEY AM 1/08 COCORAHS 3 NE SPARTA AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 2 SW ENNICE PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 2 E GLADE VALLEY AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER...ASHE COUNTY... 3 ESE JEFFERSON AM 1/07 COCORAHS WEST JEFFERSON AM 1/07 PUBLIC 1 N FLEETWOOD AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER TODD AM 1/07 PUBLIC 2 NW WAGONER AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER...CASWELL COUNTY... 4 ESE QUICK PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 3 SSE PROVIDENCE PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 ENE TOPNOT AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 NE CAMP SPRINGS PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER HYCO AM 1/07 COCORAHS...ROCKINGHAM COUNTY... 3 NNW REIDSVILLE AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 SSW REIDSVILLE PM 1/07 PUBLIC 3 ESE ELLISBORO PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 ENE REIDSVILLE PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 2 ENE EDEN AM 1/07 COCORAHS EDEN PM 1/07 PUBLIC 5 WSW BETHANY AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 3 N MONROETON AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 2 S EDEN AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER...STOKES COUNTY... 1 NW LAWSONVILLE AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER DANBURY AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER KING AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER WALNUT COVE PM 1/07 PUBLIC 3 ENE WESTFIELD AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER...SURRY COUNTY... 1 W PILOT MOUNTAIN AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 NW PILOT MOUNTAIN AM 1/08 COCORAHS 1 WSW ELKIN AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 4 W MOUNT AIRY AM 1/08 COCORAHS 1 W TOAST AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER...WATAUGA COUNTY... E SEVEN DEVILS AM 1/08 COCORAHS 2 ENE VILAS AM 1/08 COCORAHS 2 N SILVERSTONE AM 1/07 PUBLIC 2 SSW VILAS AM 1/08 COCORAHS 1 SSE VALLE CRUCIS AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 2 SSW FOSCOE AM 1/07 PUBLIC 2 S LOVILL AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 NNW TODD AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 2 W BOONE AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 WNW BOONE AM 1/07 COCORAHS 2 NE BLOWING ROCK AM 1/07 COCORAHS
6 2 NE AHO AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 SSW RUTHERWOOD AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 4 W BLOWING ROCK PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 SE BEECH MOUNTAIN AM 1/08 COCORAHS...WILKES COUNTY... BOOMER PM 1/07 PUBLIC 1 WSW NORTH WILKESBO AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER HAYS AM 1/07 PUBLIC 5 WNW PURLEAR PM 1/07 COCORAHS 4 ENE GLENDALE SPRIN AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 5 SW MC GRADY PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER...YADKIN COUNTY... 3 ENE SHACKTOWN AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 4 SSW BOONVILLE PM 1/07 PUBLIC 6 SSE YADKINVILLE AM 1/07 COCORAHS VIRGINIA...ALLEGHANY COUNTY... 3 S HOLLINS PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 W NATURAL WELL AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER...AMHERST COUNTY... 2 NW AMHERST PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 3 S ORONOCO AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 1 ESE BIG ISLAND AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER...APPOMATTOX COUNTY... 2 S APPOMATTOX AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER...BATH COUNTY... HOT SPRINGS AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER...BEDFORD COUNTY... 4 SW HUDDLESTON AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER MONETA PM 1/07 PUBLIC 2 NE HUDDLESTON AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 4 SW MONETA AM 1/08 COCORAHS 2 NW GOODVIEW PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER BEDFORD PM 1/07 PUBLIC 4 S GOODE PM 1/07 PUBLIC 5 NNW FOREST AM 1/07 AMATEUR RADIO 2 NNE GOODVIEW AM 1/08 COCORAHS 5 WSW BEDFORD PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 SSW LYNCHBURG AM 1/08 COCORAHS 4 NW BEDFORD AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 4 SSE THAXTON PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 3 NE FOREST AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 3 NW FOREST AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 3 NW EVINGTON AM 1/07 PUBLIC 2 WNW BIG ISLAND AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER...BLAND COUNTY... 3 WSW LONG SPUR AM 1/07 PUBLIC...BOTETOURT COUNTY... BLUE RIDGE PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 SSE CLOVERDALE PM 1/07 PUBLIC FINCASTLE PM 1/07 PUBLIC 1 W FINCASTLE AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 S IRON GATE AM 1/07 PUBLIC
7 ...BUCKINGHAM COUNTY... 2 NW ANDERSONVILLE AM 1/08 STORM TOTAL 4 NNE TOWER HILL PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 7 SE DILLWYN PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 N ANDERSONVILLE PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 2 NNE BENT CREEK AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER GOLD HILL AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER...CAMPBELL COUNTY... 3 SSE RUSTBURG PM 1/07 AMATEUR RADIO 1 SSE CONCORD PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 4 SE BOCOCK PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 2 W RUSTBURG AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 3 N GLADYS PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER GLADYS AM 1/07 PUBLIC 1 NNE BROOKNEAL AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER LYNCHBURG AIRPORT PM 1/07 PUBLIC 3 NNW EVINGTON PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER...CARROLL COUNTY... 4 WNW HILLSVILLE AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER HILLSVILLE AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER WOODLAWN AM 1/07 PUBLIC 3 SSE BYLLESBY PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 3 WSW WOODLAWN AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 9 SE HILLSVILLE AM 1/07 COCORAHS 3 SE GLADESBORO AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER...CHARLOTTE COUNTY... 2 S KEYSVILLE AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER CHARLOTTE COURT HOUS PM 1/07 COCORAHS...CITY OF BUENA VISTA... 1 E BUENA VISTA CITY AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER BUENA VISTA CITY AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER...CITY OF COVINGTON... 2 N COVINGTON CITY AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER...CITY OF DANVILLE... E DANVILLE AIRPORT PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER DANVILLE AIRPORT AM 1/08 ASOS W DANVILLE AIRPORT PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 2 NNE GATEWOOD AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER...CITY OF GALAX... W GALAX CITY PM 1/07 PUBLIC GALAX CITY AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER...CITY OF LEXINGTON... 1 ESE LEXINGTON CITY AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER...CITY OF LYNCHBURG... 3 N LYNCHBURG AIRPOR PM 1/07 PUBLIC 1 WSW LYNCHBURG PM 1/07 WSET NEWS WILL STAFFORD...CITY OF MARTINSVILLE... 2 NE MARTINSVILLE AI PM 1/07 PUBLIC 2 SE MARTINSVILLE CI AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER...CITY OF RADFORD... RADFORD AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER...CITY OF ROANOKE...
8 2 NW ROANOKE MOUNTAI AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 ESE ROANOKE AIRPOR AM 1/08 ASOS ROANOKE PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 2 S ROANOKE AIRPORT AM 1/07 WDBJ NEWS STATION...CITY OF SALEM... 1 S SALEM CITY AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER...CRAIG COUNTY... NEW CASTLE PM 1/07 CITY OFFICIAL...FLOYD COUNTY... 2 WSW ROCKY KNOB SUM PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 SW TERRYS FORK PM 1/07 PUBLIC 4 NE ALUM RIDGE AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 4 ENE ALUM RIDGE PM 1/07 NWS EMPLOYEE 2 E INDIAN VALLEY AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 6 S COPPER HILL PM 1/07 COCORAHS CHECK PM 1/07 PUBLIC 3 N MABRY MILL AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 2 SSE ALUM RIDGE AM 1/07 PUBLIC COPPER HILL AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER...FRANKLIN COUNTY... 1 WNW SNOW CREEK AM 1/07 PUBLIC 4 NE WIRTZ PM 1/07 COCORAHS 2 SSW ROCKY MOUNT AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 SSE WIRTZ PM 1/07 CO-OP OBSERVER 1 W ROCKY MOUNT PM 1/07 PUBLIC 2 WSW ROCKY MOUNT PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 NNW ROCKY MOUNT AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 4 WNW OAK LEVEL PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 NE ROCKY MOUNT PM 1/07 PUBLIC 4 SSW STEWARTSVILLE PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 3 SSW WIRTZ AM 1/07 PUBLIC 4 E ENDICOTT PM 1/07 PUBLIC 2 SSW WIRTZ AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER...GILES COUNTY... PEARISBURG AM 1/07 PUBLIC EGGLESTON AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 3 ENE EGGLESTON AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER...GRAYSON COUNTY... 7 S GALAX CITY AM 1/07 AMATEUR RADIO 4 NW BAYWOOD AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 5 NE INDEPENDENCE AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER FRIES AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 4 ESE TROUTDALE AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER...HALIFAX COUNTY... 1 NE SOUTH BOSTON PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER STAUNTON RIVER STATE PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 2 ESE RIDGEWAY PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER NATHALIE PM 1/07 PUBLIC...HENRY COUNTY... 2 SE MARTINSVILLE AM 1/07 COCORAHS...MONTGOMERY COUNTY... LAUREL RIDGE AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 NE PILOT PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 3 SSE RADFORD AM 1/07 PUBLIC 1 ESE CHRISTIANSBURG AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER
9 SHAWSVILLE AM 1/07 PUBLIC 1 SE CHRISTIANSBURG AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 ENE CHRISTIANSBURG PM 1/07 NWS EMPLOYEE CHRISTIANSBURG AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 2 WNW CHRISTIANSBURG AM 1/07 NWS EMPLOYEE 3 NW PILOT PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 ESE BLACKSBURG AM 1/07 COCORAHS 2 S BLACKSBURG AM 1/08 NWS OFFICE 5 W BLACKSBURG AM 1/08 COCORAHS 2 NE BLACKSBURG PM 1/07 NWS EMPLOYEE 2 WSW BLACKSBURG AM 1/07 NWS EMPLOYEE 2 ESE BLACKSBURG PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 2 NW MERRIMAC AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 2 NW BLACKSBURG AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 N ELLISTON-LAFAYET AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 5 NNE BLACKSBURG AM 1/07 NWS EMPLOYEE 3 SE MC COY AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 4 WSW BLACKSBURG AM 1/07 COCORAHS...PATRICK COUNTY... MEADOWS OF DAN PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 10 NE STUART AM 1/08 STORM TOTAL STUART PM 1/07 PUBLIC 3 WSW CRITZ AM 1/07 PUBLIC 1 NNW BUFFALO RIDGE PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER SW WOOLWINE AM 1/08 COCORAHS WOOLWINE AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 5 ENE GROUNDHOG MOUN AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER...PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY... 2 W BLAIRS AM 1/07 PUBLIC 3 NNW RINGGOLD AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 7 WNW CHATHAM PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER RINGGOLD PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER CHATHAM AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 4 NNE PITTSVILLE AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER...PULASKI COUNTY... 2 S PULASKI AM 1/07 AMATEUR RADIO GRAYSONTOWN PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 ENE PULASKI AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER PARROTT AM 1/07 PUBLIC 1 E DRAPER PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 S BELSPRING AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 3 WNW FAIRLAWN AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER...ROANOKE COUNTY... 3 W POAGES MILL AM 1/07 PUBLIC VINTON PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 W KINGS FOREST AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 4 NW ROANOKE AIRPORT AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 3 N BOONES MILL AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 3 N SALEM CITY AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 4 SW ROANOKE PM 1/07 COCORAHS 4 NNW BOONES MILL PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 2 WSW SALEM CITY PM 1/07 PUBLIC 3 NNE SALEM CITY AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 NNW HOLLINS AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER...ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY... 2 NNW LEXINGTON CITY AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 SE GLASGOW AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 4 SW ROCKBRIDGE BATH AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 3 NNE ROCKBRIDGE BAT AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER
10 12 WSW LEXINGTON AM 1/08 COCORAHS...SMYTH COUNTY... CHILHOWIE AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 2 N MARION AM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER...TAZEWELL COUNTY... BURKES GARDEN AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER...WYTHE COUNTY... 2 NE COLEMAN STORE AM 1/07 AMATEUR RADIO WYTHEVILLE PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER 1 NNW WYTHEVILLE AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER WEST VIRGINIA...GREENBRIER COUNTY... 3 N RUPERT AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER LEWISBURG AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 1 SSE WHITE SULPHUR AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER...MERCER COUNTY... 1 SSW BLUEFIELD AM 1/08 CO-OP OBSERVER 1 NE MERCER CO AIRPO AM 1/08 ASOS...MONROE COUNTY... 1 W WAYSIDE PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER...SUMMERS COUNTY... HINTON PM 1/07 TRAINED SPOTTER
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