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Brad P said no snow east of the mountains on Facebook so it must be true...
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The Canadian was pure insanity
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I was about to say the same thing. It holds that energy back too long or we would have had a wintry scenario
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That's crazy... I have 3 nights below 20 already. Last winter had about 5 total and our coldest night last winter was in early November.
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25 last night, our 4th night already of 25 or below. Last year we only had 7 all winter...
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Saw some flakes in Asheville before heading back down the mountain. Feels like winter
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One trend I have seen living here in foothills since about 2000 is snow less winters usually bring about snow less winters and its hard to break the cycle. The winters of 2005-06, 2006-07, and 2007-08 had very little snow as did the winters of 2011-12, 2012-13. Its almost like we alternate 3 year stretches of snowy winters with very little snow. I know there is more that goes into it but it's an interesting trend here over the past 20 years or so. Hopefully we buck that this winter.
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I'm only 1,250
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what happened to Brick
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I lived in Danville for 4 years
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I could definitely see up to a few inches on car tops and in the grass for areas from Roanoke to Gretna to Lynchburg over to Richmond.
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Doesn't matter for us, will be rain either way
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NAM shows basically nada which is a bit strange since its usually the most amped model in this range
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This little quick hitting system had some really heavy rain here. Its only rainwd for about 3 hours but I have about an inch of rain.
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Euro is no dice, has some decent precip with the overrunning but too warm for most.
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The short range Canadian is backing off moisture too, be interesting to see if the GFS and Euro follow suit
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Mitchell definitely doesn't do as well in these setups but makes up for it with Gulf Lows.
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I'm in a good cooling spot too for the foothills and had 19 the last 2 nights. Interesting little setup Monday night with the overrunning then it looks to warmup some the following week before the next cold front.
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The ULL is looking better for this Friday/Saturday especially for high elevation folks. If it tracks right it may be bigger than this system with a lot of moisture.
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I'm just dreading the 2 to 4 inches of rain in the next week. I honestly could use a few weeks of cold, dry, nw flow
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Models trending away from snow and cold? Preposterous!
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Models have seemed to trend less and less snow next week from first system and may be another heavy rain with 2nd
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Picked up .65 last night with another couple inches likely before the month ends. Not quite as wet as previous months but still way above average
