SnowenOutThere

While Skyline Drive unfortunately closed before I could reach it I instead explored the backcountry and foothills on my way to Whiteoak Canyon trailhead. Managed to get some beautiful sun as it set across the country which was an unexpected but welcome surprise.

Agree with this take. Phasing both streams is how we get back to Jan 25th but now without the insane cold to keep us from raining. Instead, allowing the first NS to go by gives us 1. a chance for a light event 2. cold air. Then whatever happens out west happens.

Heavy snow with fluffy dendrites outside cvill

Meh, it has the same problem. Just such a small amount of frozen.

Man that is a sad amount of frozen frozen for mid February. Either way it does work out for us

Checked the VDOT cams and its snowing lightly at the route 33 Shenandoah pass. Will be out there around 1:30

Plan to hike Shenandoah on my way home to nova around midday. Hopefully have some luck at 3000 ft

Yeah I didn’t see anything on my walk/run to class

You should send him a strongly worded pm to let him know your thoughts

We are gaining almost 20 minutes of daylight a week! Super exciting to see it still light out after 6pm. While I love the low sun angle within the 10 or 15 days of the solstice for the unique lighting beyond then I like it to be light outside.

Anyone else got some argumentative opinions to voice? I'm down to start and say that this forum is way nicer in the spring and summer.

Wait what’s the 150k a year job

This setup reminds me a good bit of our last storm (not the NC blizzard). While I've been very vocal about how that specific storm was extremely frustrating I'd take the setup time and time again as we had everything going for it on the large scale!

The other 6-8 spot is right over Cranberry wilderness WV which is home to one of the nicest hikes I’ve been on. Highly recommended a trip out there