The amount of snow you’ll get Friday depends on your exact location, and that information is not included in your question, so only a general answer is possible here.
What to expect Friday
- Forecast guidance for parts of the Mid-Atlantic (for example, around Lynchburg, VA) shows a light to moderate event Friday, with many spots seeing on the order of 1–3 inches of snow, with higher amounts possible in nearby higher terrain.
- Other regions may see little or no snow at all, while some mountain and lake-effect areas could see several inches more than nearby lowlands.
How to get an exact amount
To find a precise snowfall forecast for where you are on Friday:
- Go to a major weather site or app (such as your national meteorological service or a well‑known weather app), enter your town or ZIP/postal code, and open the “Winter,” “Snow,” or “Hourly” section to see expected snow totals and timing.
- If you are in the U.S., the National Weather Service “winter” or “snow and ice” pages show low, expected, and high‑end snowfall amounts for each location, which can give you a realistic range instead of a single number.
If you reply with your city or ZIP/postal code, a more specific snowfall range for Friday can be estimated.
