Lots of chatter from a few weather folks I follow on Facebook.

It's still early but we can hope.

Where is this linked? Would love to see it bigger.

Search Brad Panovich on Facebook or just google him.

it's unfortunate i don't know how to read this map.

It reads real easy. Stay at home Friday and Saturday. If you are a skier, avoid WV and Western PA.

Aw shucks... That's all we're supposed to get? I want a full-blown blizzard!

Lou (and all) - they got that web cam hooked back up at Shavers.

Looks pretty darn cold there. Just in time for Friday's snow.

http://www.resortcams.com/cam-snowshoe-shavers-centre/webcam.html

warmer the color the higher amount of inches.
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Forgot to mention the new 15 hour or less model
Rapid Refresh. Rapid Refresh model

I figured the warmer colors meant higher amount of inches, was just curious what the NUMBER of inches would be, unless that's too hard to know at this point.

Scale is on the RHS of the graphic.

yea, i saw that, I just wasn't sure if it was in inches, since it went up to 100, which seemed silly, but then I realize these are weather maps, not some graphic nicely made for common folk like myself. Well, looks like 8-9 inches for the snowshoe area, and similar for t-line and canaan. Which isn't too shabby, especially for the season we're having.

Here's 3 links to weather blogs from WV local news channels that are covering the storms pretty well (might want to check their home pages for their most up to date entry, but this is most updated as of 1/23 at 9:40 PM):

http://www.wowktv.com/story/20636338/arctic-chill-on-the-way

http://www.wsaz.com/blogs/brandonsblog/b..._187969101.html

http://www.wchstv.com/newsroom/wx/discusswx.shtml