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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 

4 hours ago, Carvers Gap said:

Greene is crazy.  Used to have a poster over that way who posted a bunch @waltrip.  Think @Math/Metis over there as well...or at least follows the wind situation at Camp Creek.  Micro-climates galore in Greene Co.  

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!

I picked up 1-2 inches here in Greeneville night. Think it was closer to 2 inches. Hard to get an accurate measurement with the previous day’s snow underneath. However last night’s snow was more than what we got the day before so I will take it! Nothing like a pretty snow to get your day started. 

26 minutes ago, Blue Ridge said:

Seeing photos from the northern part of the county and it’s a different world than here. Also seeing that there are several accidents along 81.

I forget which model/run it was, but I made a comment about it wanting to wipe the 81 corridor off the map. As it turns out, that was somewhat accurate...lol.

Agree Blue Ridge. Driving 5 miles out of Greeneville on hwy 11E toward Johnson City was crazy. It’s amazing the difference in snow totals from my house to there. I believe downsloping really got the foothills. When folks I work with complain about the weather forecasters and snow calls...I always tell them you don’t understand how difficult our topography makes it to forecast snow in our region. Hats off to the folks on the forum for the knowledge you all share and to our local Mets who have a difficult job this time of year.

At my house in Greeneville, measuring 3/4 of an inch on deck. Disappointing here but I always knew we would be on the fence compared to TRI. I’m about to head out for a drive in a little bit to check other areas around. I guarantee the northern end of Greene County has done much better than I have. Congrats to all who’ve cashed in on the snow.

Just an unbelievable experience. Been on the  road for over 4 hours and just don't care. Those of us that got to experience this have been blessed! And I still can't believe how perfect the weather was! Just amazing!

Just passed through Maryville cruising down hwy 411 now.  Traffic moving well. Following a car from Connecticut....just amazing that this is in our backyard. 

Really appreciate your insight nrgjeff!!! I had plans to be in Tellico Plains for the event but could do an adjustment this weekend. Do you think Tellico Plains at the foot of the mountains will possibly be a bad spot for cloud formation? Again...thanks for your input!

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.