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MotoWeatherman

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  1. 3 minutes ago, LithiaWx said:

    Snow chase #2 for this season is here!!  I’m debating targeting Brasstown Bald at 4700’ or Woody Gap at 3200’.   My initial thoughts are the 1500’ won’t make a big difference and to stick with familiar chase territory at Woody Gap.  

    Woody Gap.  Brass town will close the entrance road which means hike to the top it thats what your after.  Woody typically does well in these situations.  Or hwy 136 near Big Canoe.  Also goes over 3k up

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  2. Got a nice surprise of 1/4" inch fresh snow overnight.  LOL.  Just enough to coat everything.  Let there be another dusting tonight.

    BTW...brand new 12z GFS basically doubled the amounts for the highcountry.  The upper level energy hasn't made it to shore yet but it will be over US land tomorrow morning so I would expect the models to start to align with it being sampled in our data network.  Wouldn't surprise me to see a tick back up in the amount across all the models.

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  3. 1 hour ago, Tyler Penland said:

    In what I can only assume was a bizarre flow direction I had more snow here at the house than Tynecastle did 700ft above me. Granted we only had about 3/4" but Boone got nothing and Tynecastle had a light dusting yesterday morning.
    Very weird. First time that's ever happened.

    What I thought was also weird was the real lack of strong wind with the flow snow.  Normally at my location the snow doesn't just fall and lay but blows around everywhere.  I can get 5 inches and have a dusting in areas due to wind blowing it all away. 

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  4. 2 minutes ago, SnoJoe said:

    Got down to 29.9 at 7 pm. Now at 33.7. I wonder if there any correlation between the CAD getting stronger and temps rising directly to the west of it. I've seen this many times where I live. Maybe Moto is right where they merge.

    What I've noticed since we've had our place here for the past 4 winters in that Beech is on the west fringe of the CAD zone.  When CAD is building it seems to have no problem getting to my location but once it starts to erode I warm up very quickly while Blowing Rock just to my west stays much colder.  So I'm hoping for an overperforming system for my area since the high pressure feeding the CAD is pretty much anchored and not just sliding out to sea.

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