The next possible winter weather event for Central Virginia appears to be coming from a low-pressure system that will develop along a cold front Thursday night into Friday morning. As of this morning (1\/18\/2011), NWS and NBC12 are forecasting primarily rain for this event. Some of the weather models as of noon today are still bullish on pushing snow into the area. Richmond remains close to the 32-degree line. While QPF from this system remains light (around 0.10″), the possibility exists for Central Virginia to see some light snow on the tail end of this event.\u00a0 As this low hits the coast, there is the possibility that it strengthens and develops into\u00a0a Miller B storm for the Northeast and New England.<\/p>\n
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12Z GFS<\/p>\n The next possible winter weather event for Central Virginia appears to be coming from a low-pressure system that will develop along a cold front Thursday night into Friday morning. As of this morning (1\/18\/2011), NWS and NBC12 are forecasting primarily rain for this event. Some of the weather models as of noon today are still … Continue reading January 20-21, 2011: Forecast *CLOSED*<\/span> ![\"\"](\"https:\/\/richmondcitywatch.com\/rvawx_test\/wp-content\/uploads\/2011\/01\/12znam850mbTSLPp06072.gif\" "\\"12Z")
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