As of 9:00 PM on 1\/28, there is approximately 1″ of snow on all surfaces in Church Hill. Temperature continues to slowly fall and is hovering at 15.4 degrees Fahrenheit.<\/p>\n Church Hill Storm Observation Summary:<\/strong> Snowfall Totals:<\/strong><\/p>\n Videos:<\/strong><\/p>\n![\"Radar](\"https:\/\/richmondcitywatch.com\/rvawx_test\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/01\/radar_01_28_14_01.gif\")
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\n* Place \u2013 Time: Church Hill, (1\/30\/2014)
\n* Temperature: 12-20, During Event
\n* Dewpoint: 1-10, During Event
\n* Relative Humidity: N\/A%
\n* Winter Weather Watch\/Warning\/Advisory: Advisory
\n* Road Conditions: All roads covered during event, primary roads cleared by the morning of 1\/22. However, secondary roads were still partially snow covered for 2-3 days after event.
\n* Precipitation Description: Very small snowflakes. Event remained all snow. Snow was so light that it could be swept off of hard surfaces.
\n* Total Precipitation: 2 and 1\/2\u201d (2.5\u201d) of snow. Liquid equivalent of 0.14\u201d fell during the event, which equates to a snow ration of 1:17.9! 2\u2033 to 3\u2033 fell across metro area. 3.1 inches of snow was reported at the airport. Snowfall totals were heavier towards the Bay and Hampton Roads area (6-10\u201d was common).
\n* Comments: The snow began around the metro area around 3:30-4 PM. Temperatures dropped during the day (due to the passage of an arctic front) and snowfall was light during the entire event. A low tracking off the NC coast spread precipitation into most of Virginia. Wind during the event, averaging 5 MPH or less, was light. Accumulations were present on most surfaces. Snow was measured in the backyard of the house. Snow continued until about 4 AM on January 29th where the temperature dropped to nearly 10 degrees. By far, one of the coldest snow events I\u2019ve witnessed. There was a 1.5 hour delay for Chesterfield County Government Offices.<\/p>\n<\/a>