Another 1.8" overnight brings me to 9.2" storm total. I'm absolutely amazed how relatively low the rivers are around here. The long duration and new spring growth are no doubt helping.
Up to 6" despite measly radar returns most of the night. Should easily eclipse 10" and may make a run at a foot today/tonight. This south/southeast flow slams my location.
Almost an inch here in foscoe already. Absolutely dumping with more development downstream. I'll be surprised if we go more than a couple hours without precip through Thursday.
I'm over this week's weather and it hasn't even gotten started. Long range looks unsettled, too. Really hope this doesn't ruin rhododendron season. Early blooms have been really nice.
Was hoping for a little more snow/ice up on Grandfather but it's pretty regardless. Had a dusting of snow along the Parkway from Beacon Heights to 181 and back towards Banner Elk. 29 on the Parkway was the lowest the car thermometer got on my trip.
Good luck guys. I'll be hanging around grandfather since I gotta be at work by noon. Maybe head down to little lost Cove cliffs real early and try to get some shots of grandfather covered in snow above the new leaves and blooming azaleas.
12km NAM looks good for Friday night. If it's gotta be cold in MAY might as well get our 25th dusting of the season out of it. I won't be missing this winter at all, ever.
Maybe some sprites if you can keep a view above the clouds. Satellite not looking particularly optimistic though with the overcast expanding rapidly east.