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Let's see 'em! Here's mine from South Texas.

I went to the climatologically best place to see the eclipse without clouds (South Texas) and saw... clouds. Oh well, at least I got one good shot out of it.

This picture would make a great magazine cover.

What is this depicting?

If it's snowing this hard in Asheville, I can only imagine what's going on further west and higher up.

Sleet and rain in Asheville.

The HRRR modeled this little band coming through the mountains as having precipitation reach the ground. We’ll see.

Took the drone out to Balsam Grove on Sunday.

Pinhole eye forming.

This is one of those rare events when continuous snow manages to grace even Asheville. It’s not really accumulating, but it’s still fun to watch.

Hello! I've really enjoyed this forum over the last several years. I'm traveling to the UK over the next couple weeks, and I was wondering if there's an equivalent online weather community. Anybody know?

Ian seems to be deviating from the expected N to NW track. It's trajectory looks more WNW at the moment. Looks like it will make landfall near McClellanville, SC, within the hour.

There's definitely a westward component to Ian's movement now.

That sounds really interesting! Do you mind going into more detail about the synoptic setup of both and how they compare?