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16 days worth of rain on the Euro. This is bad.

Next 10 days total rainfall- March is going to finish below average for most of us. All 3 months have been near or below normal rain this year.. Not good going into summer.

Still looking dry the next 10 days at least.

Madison County has had more tornadoes in the last 50 years than McDowell. Not many would believe that!

Only 25 last night with some clouds keeping it from dropping to 20.

It was 24 this morning and 29 currently

Getting some heavier bursts of flurries here tonight. Blue Ridge is getting hit harder than usual

Got flurries in McDowell

Nice to watch it fall but its not sticking and already starting to stop here.

Snow becoming more and more mixed in

There's sleet mixed with the rain now in west asheville

This band of moisture is not as heavy as what the Hi Res models were showing earlier today. I think that's the main culprit along with the temperatures of course.

Hi Res NAM says a dusting at best now for Asheville. Compare that to 3 inches the last run

Its dropping but we need heavier precip to crash the column in the FBRV.

Rain has picked up again and the temp is slowly dropping

Going to be interesting to see how it transpires.

This is going to be one heck of a temp drop if we want snow in Asheville. Its still in the mid 50s. We need a 20 degree drop in 2 or 3 hours.

Models look solid for Buncombe. If it snows heavy enough we could get an inch or 2 in the city I think.

It thundered quite a bit here and the rain was the best part of the system.

Yeah nothing burger here but down east is the real threat.

Squall line moving through here now. Nothing too crazy so far.

For me its- 1/17- .25" surprise dusting 1/25- 2" of mostly sleet .25 ZR 1/31- 5" of wind blown powder 2/5- .5" Season total- 7.25" and .25 ZR Final Grade- B+ I can't give it an A here and quite frankly its more of a B or B- when comparing to the 30 year average but when comparing to the last 10 years it was a solid winter. We broke our non WSW criteria drought, had multiple events for the first time in years and quite a bit to track during that 4 week period. I can't give it an A because we still didn't get a true southern Miller A paste bomb and it was generally dry.

Some areas have fared better than others. The escarpment area and western piedmont is still struggling to get caught up while the SW mountains are doing better.

This drought is showing some serious staying power. I have a bad feeling about this summer. The next couple of weeks look dry as well

27 this morning. Jack frost is back