The storm system affecting the area is in two parts: the first part brought accumulating snow during the afternoon and early evening. The second part of the storm will bring more precipitation overnight. This may begin as rain or a mix before changing back to all snow. Temperatures hovering just above freezing will allow some of the accumulation to melt.
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Additional accumulation will occur with the second burst of snow between midnight and 9 a.m. Monday. The best threat for multiple inches of additional snow will be northwest of the Richmond metro area.
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