Yeah...DT...they guy who blew the Richmond call bigly last year as well. I certainly won't pay attention to him.
What value can you place on someone who has years of training, that throws out wild projections, and can't speak in even relative certainties until he looks out the window and sees that it's snowing? Hell, even I can do that...
We did better with forecasts 60 years ago than these cats do these days with all their modern crap. Maybe that's the problem...we should consult Grannie Clampet's bunion instead of all this fancy software...
If you go back through the 2025 weather thread, you'll see on page 3 that after he issued his last call map for the February storm he noted that a new model run shifted the snow east, specifically "Still there is enough reason to push the 10-in area of snow east of Richmond Metro completely"
Richmond ended up with 5" according to the NWS, with Virginia Beach getting around 11".
Forecasting isn't an exact science, and Wxrisk, like every other forecaster, is wrong from time to time. But he's generally right more often than wrong.
And again, he's pretty clear in nothing that things can and will change.
So my advice to you is the same.
FWIW, I wasn't alive 60 years ago so I can't speak to the accuracy of forecasts then, but I find it hard to believe that forecasts back then were anywhere as close to as accurate as they are now.