The reason for that is we have very dry air over d. C. And that set up an atmospheric roadblock, did not allow the precipitation to get much closer than about the fredericksburg area during the evening hours. When the cold air started, thats where the snow was. Well start off with radar tonight. The heaviest snow by far has been south of interstate 64 and west of 95. It is still snowing down in that area, although some of it has been melting. Iolite you where we have an issue is ill tell you where we have an issue is in the richmond area. A couple inches has come down pretty past. I saw some thunder and lightning down there and it was enough to cover the roads, so some slip and sliding there. That particular snow is headed over to the Hampton Roads area. Next stop is going to be ft. Blackmore in southwestern, west virginia. Snow totals topped out at 11 inches, around blacksburg 6 1 2, roanoke with 7 inches. Check out the storm on sentinel radar. Its a very impressive system. It just di