waltrip

I live in Greene County at foot of mountains. I’ve definitely seen the downsloping winds warm up the air and play havoc with our potential winter storms time and time again. I’ve seen downsloping winds have Greeneville sitting at 45 and no precipitation and 10 miles north in Baileyton it’s 32 and snowing. Downsloping winds have been the snow killer (warmer temps, no precipitation) for us here many, many times. .

27 degrees and some of the best snow of the day has been falling in last 30 minutes or so. If we can keep this up, I think accumulations will begin to increase more as we lose daylight .

Cloudy and 27 degrees here in Greene County. Waiting and hoping to avoid the downsloping bird finger. Hopefully we all can ride the snow train today and tonight .

Carver, thanks for the link to the web cams! I know it's a little off topic, but that is an awesome link. I was able to go out to Yellowstone National Park and Glacier National Park last June. Just an incredible part of the world to see with your own eyes. Would love to live out there one day.

Sunshine and blue skies here in Tusculum just east of Greeneville here in Greene County at the moment

Hey Carver! I'm still here on the forum and just enjoy everyone's opinions and trying to learn from you all. Greene County and its topography can definitely produce a wide variety of snow outcomes across the county. It is fascinating, but frustrating when it works against you on getting snow IMBY. Wishing everyone luck as we try to reel this next system in!

Great to see this sub forum! Exciting to see weather talk concerning us folks on the west side of the mountains. Job well done on getting this going.