November 12, 2013: Observations

Radar from 11/12/2013
Radar from 11/12/2013

 

* Place – Time: Chesterfield Government Complex, 3:00 PM (11/12/2013)
* Temperature: 40-41, During Event
* Dewpoint: 29-30, During Event
* Relative Humidity: N/A%
* Pressure: N/A
* Trends: N/A
*Winter Weather Watch/Warning/Advisory: N/A
* Road Conditions: All roads remained passable, no accumulation.
* Precipitation Description: Light rain and snow showers persisted on and off during the afternoon hours.
* Total Precipitation: Trace of snow. Liquid equivalent of 0.0” fell during the event.
* Comments: A rain/snow mix started shortly after 1:15 PM. The snow persisted for about 20 minutes. Precipitation ended around 2 PM. No accumulation of snow was observed due to high air and ground temperatures.  This was the first snow event of the 2013-2014 winter season.

Hurricane Sandy: Richmond Impacts

Euro Model Run of potential snow.

Hurricane Sandy blew to the east and north of Richmond before becoming a hybrid storm slamming into the New Jersey Coast on October.

My observations of the storm were pretty tame. In Church Hill, we encountered mostly light to moderate rain with sustained winds around 5-15 MPH. Wind gusts approaching 25-35 MPH were infrequent. Recorded rainfall at my house was 2.25″.

NWS Path & Estimated TS Winds

 

 

Below is a collection of photos I saved from the event.

Additional Information on Sandy and it’s impacts to the Wakefield Weather Office