Tyler Penland

Just measured 3.5" here at the store in Blowing Rock. Can only upload one Pic at a time on my phone but I hopped up on the Parkway this morning before I had to come in. I was the only one up there and it was absolutely gorgeous. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

Plenty of moisture back over MS/TN. Definitely looks healthy. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

Down to 29. 0z HRRR upped moisture a bit again. Looks like pretty heavy snow at 8AM with a nice second round in the afternoon/evening.

Currently down to 31.8. At least we won't be wasting as much moisture saturating this time, surface humidity already at 98%. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

3km NAM finally getting on board with Monday. GFS isn't completely on an island anymore. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

Well. That sucked. Nice coating of sleet/ZR. Now freezing fog at the store in Blowing Rock. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

My dewpoint actually fell from 27 to 25 and we've spiked to 34.0 with the precip. Weird. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

Sleet/rain mix here in Foscoe. Saturated a bit quicker than I thought to be honest. Currently 32. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

Enough to coat the deck here this evening. Nice surprise I didn't expect enough moisture to overcome our downsloping. Hoping the Euro is right for the weekend, could turn out pretty good for the northern mountains. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

Can I order a repeat of this pattern in January? Drop 3-4º off the column and we'd have ourselves a couple nice storms on the way. Liking what the GFS is showing for late next week. Hoping the backside of the Tue system produces up high so I can get out and snow hike on Wednesday.

Future Imelda looking more like it'll bring some heavy rains early next week.

43/68 here today. Beautiful. Anybody else getting extra anxious every time the models spit out a gulf hurricane this year? I know any given run is unlikely, but I'm way more nervous than I've ever been.

Nice! My best friend lives in Billings and I went out to see him. We hiked Mt Rearguard which was my first hike up to a 12kft peak (and highest significant hike over 9k). The elevation absolutely whooped my butt but it was worth it. The first night in Yellowstone there was a tinge of frost on the meadow and we dropped to 33/34º, super super nice. I got off the plane on my second, and unplanned, connection in DC from Denver and the humidity hit me in the face for the first time in a week. No fun.

Been busy this summer so haven't been on the forum much. Absolutely loving this weather. I went out to Yellowstone and the Beartooths and brought their temperatures back with me so you're welcome. LOL

Absolutely beautiful day yesterday and today. Loving the lower dewpoints.

82.5 here at the house today. Felt like the Wicked Witch of the West screaming "I'm Melting". GFS is wildly close to a snow event next Saturday night into Sunday morning. If a little more moisture gets kicked back west it could get interesting. The Euro is much further off the coast with the developing low and overall a bit warmer.

NASCAR is coming to Bristol that weekend. You can pretty much bet on either the spring Martinsville or the spring Bristol race being absolutely freezing. Martinsville was straight up hot this year so.....

Wound up with right at an inch and a low of 25 this morning. Marks my first measurable snowfall since 2/20 (just had a half a dusting on 3/6). 21.1" on the season so just a couple inches below average. If we end here I'll call it a win.

May see some flurries up high tonight. The more wraparound potential on Thursday. Winter definitely not done.

Tylertown/Bassfield area getting hit by two big ones. Tylertown storms separated by a couple miles at most, big CC drop on both cells.

Watch text: "SUMMARY...MULTIPLE SUPERCELLS ARE EXPECTED LATE THIS MORNING THROUGHEARLY EVENING FROM EASTERN LOUISIANA INTO MUCH OF MISSISSIPPI. WITHA VERY FAVORABLE ENVIRONMENT IN PLACE, NUMEROUS TORNADOES AREEXPECTED, INCLUDING THE POTENTIAL FOR MULTIPLE INTENSE TO VIOLENTTORNADOES (EF3-4+). SCATTERED LARGE HAIL UP TO 1.5-2.5 INCHES INDIAMETER AND DAMAGING WINDS OF 60-75 MPH WILL ALSO BE A THREAT ASTHESE THUNDERSTORMS MOVE NORTHEASTWARD. " Starting to really take off now. Storm motion still pretty N/S, gonna have a hard time getting the storms spaced out for long unless they get a more E/W component to them.

13 now. That new MD is spine-chilling.

That area really flocks to TalkWeather in my experience. They have a nearly 200 page thread over there already about this event. It looks a lot like the winter weather threads on this subforum IMO. LOL

Large PDS watch for western TN/KY and North MS. Gonna be a long night, long day and long night tomorrow.

Here's a graphic I made with the times for the site I work for.