Tyler Penland

Yeah, especially the CCTI side of town. The bypass area always scores during these type systems. Can see some wide variance from the bypass towards Deep Gap but the NAM has pretty deep moisture for a while tomorrow afternoon/night.

I've said this a few times this year and I've yet to see any, but once again the 3km NAM looks convective with that initial band tomorrow. At some point one of us has to get lucky with some T-snow. Otherwise this looks spectacular. Outside chance I actually get more from this than I did last weekend. We only ended with 5" last weekend, and NAM supports 6-8" at the house. Flow direction is pretty good for me. Banner Elk should definitely be a hotspot this time.

Dumping snow here in Blowing Rock now Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

Should be some really pretty wet/sticky stuff on top of that. Then NWFS on Friday night. If the snow lingers past midnight there's a chance we could have frozen precip every single day this week except this coming Sunday.

Technically currently have ZR at the house. Air temp is 31.8 with light rain. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

Yeah little secondary low popping along the front. Interesting little setup. Then NWFS over the weekend. I just need it to be nice in Florida if the Artemis II launch goes on schedule. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

We've officially got snow flurries falling in Blowing Rock. Little but showing on radar even. Just straight up light snow now. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

Down to 6 already. Air temp falling fast. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

We're gonna end with 5" after some compaction this afternoon. Bring on the NWFS overnight- can already hear the wind picking up and we just dropped to 9º.

Up to 4". You guys in the south mountains are crushing it. Congrats! WV looks very healthy back into TN, should keep going for a while.

We're at 3" here in Foscoe. Coming down at a good clip currently but took a while to get going overnight.

HRRR is handling this pretty well. Should really start cranking between midnight and sunrise.

Dang guys slow down LOL. We're just at a dusting here but finally picking up.

It's currently mostly clear and sprinkling (??) in Blowing Rock. Very weird, the sprinkles not the clear. It feels very humid so maybe it's condensing right above the ground? I saw a couple drops hit my jacket otherwise I'd have dismissed it.' edit: after the drive home definitely a diamond dust kind of situation just with temps in the upper-20s. Was snow on the other end of Schulls Mill over at Foscoe. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

Here's the whole run. Up to nearly a foot for Boone now.

Interestingly nothing in Blowing Rock yet. Reckon it is sticking close to the border for now.

Just heard snow has started in Banner Elk. Here we go....

Kinda lost in all this but there is a very real chance Charleston sets their all time low 500mb heights with this storm. NAM drops to 522dam their current record is 527dam from 12/13/2010.

So... Saturday and Sunday. Got it. LOL The Warning alone has that criteria in it- 4-7" of snow plus sustained 35, gusts to 60. From the AFD That said, conditions will remain hazardous due to the amount of wind that is being forecast. As the storm deepens along the coast expected winds to increase areawide Saturday night into Sunday with wind gusts ranging from 40 mph in the piedmont to as much as 60 mph across the mountain ridges. This will result in considerable blowing and drifting snow. All of the snow that falls will be falling on a layer of ice (the compacted snow and sleet of the previous storm). Due to the lack of friction, all of the new snow will become available to blow with the wind... which means there will be a lot of drifting and roads being inundated from wind swept snow.

Anybody know what Blacksburg's requirements for a Blizzard Warning are? With the wind/rates/white out conditions under the ULL I could see those being reached.

Euro also spitting out some absolutely ridiculous windchills Sunday morning.

I don't know what's going on but this is the second night in a row I've had house-shaking wind roaring down the holler. Wild and weird.

It did an excellent job with the CAD over the weekend. Not sure how that translates but its the best model Canada puts out for sure LOL

6/10"+ QPF for the northern mountains. If things hold I wouldn't be surprised if the Smokies get smoked (haha) with a couple feet up high.