BlueRidgeFolklore

I honestly think it'll land somewhere between. Seasonal and dry. I'll take that.

Let’s. Roll.

I think you're right. It has been a sloppy freaking mess all summer. Ridiculous. Hard to believe it was just 4yrs ago that we were building toward conditions that would lead to the costliest wildfires in our areas history. Feast or famine around here.

Gonna be a breezy Saturday.

I'm gonna punch that John Fogerty in the face. For the love of God, we've SEEN THE RAIN!

Sounds good! Anything to change the mojo!

We gotta change up the mojo this year. Sorry @Tyler Penland but the last 2 winters (and the winter threads you started) haven't been as productive. Met, you get my vote.

So when exactly do we move to the Fall/Winter discussion? September? Giddy I am.

What grass? Mine was inundated with fungus and ended up rotting. I couldn't get it to dry out here at my house. Lol.

Could get hairy boys and gals..... Memories of late spring, early summer of '18.

Yes sir! I woke up at 52!

Bring. It. On. Gonna be nice!

Welp..... July is winding down and that means August is the unofficial start to the WNC fall and winter discussion. Everyone should start trickling back in soon. Better get warmed up, it's going to be a marathon!

Transylvania has been getting hammered. By the way, this is how it felt watching your snow posts all winter.

Who would actually believe such nonsense?

Lookin' warm and dry coming up. Is it taboo to say I aint mad?

Someone has to make the sacrifice. Godspeed, IceAge!

"Gonna be 75 and sunny today with a chance of 30 and snow, can't rule out a tornado or 2, and it wouldn't surprise me if it came a gully washer this afternoon"

It's showing near 80 at the end of next week for around AVL. Even if it does cool down, I think cold will be relative to the time of year. In a year where we had trouble getting cold enough in January, it's surely going to be hard in late March, especially when it's pushing 50 all the way up near the Canadian border. I read that rivers in the Dakota's are already above flood stage due to snowmelt. It's really going to be hard for that air to cool enough down south if it's not running across a frozen tundra to our north. I'm not meaning to be a Debbie downer but I just don't see it. Not this year.

It's going to be tough even for the higher elevations. AVL doesn't get out below 40 (even the overnight lows) for the foreseeable forecast and temps have by far and away been our biggest issue this winter even in January, let alone March and April. I say stick a fork in this one, it's springtime for the south.

If you're pumped about a 4 incher, wait until you catch a 20 incher........... wait, we're talking about snow now aren't we?