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Tyler Penland

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  1. 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.
  2. I'm up at my favorite spot on the Parkway so we'll see. All the other good sunset spots are closed.
  3. They're on my bucket list. I'm headed for sunset I think but I gotta be at work early AM. Gets dark too late for my sleepy self.
  4. Maybe some sprites if you can keep a view above the clouds. Satellite not looking particularly optimistic though with the overcast expanding rapidly east.
  5. 3" of rain already. Been dumping for hours now. Looks like quite a bit to go.
  6. Yeah it's dropping quick. Down to 46 here in foscoe. Was 55 just a bit ago.
  7. Wind really picking up here at the house again.
  8. Wind is rocking here in foscoe. We're well protected from the northwest flow wind most of the time but the angle of this valley funnels in the south/west stuff.
  9. Dusting in Boone this morning on raised surfaces.
  10. Snow on Sugar now. Not sure if it'll drop low enough for us here at the house but banner elk should be in good shape.
  11. Snowing on Beech already per FB video. Webcams appear to be down.
  12. NAM is really intent on that (deform-ish?) band this evening laying down snow at elevation. Tries to work it down into Boone too around 0z. Where was this when it was cold?
  13. I'd go with spruce pine. Better infrastructure to power back or get out. There ain't nothing out around Sparta lol.
  14. Didn't see anybody else post these. Still a lot of solutions on the table. Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk
  15. It's rained a TON in WNC this summer. Boone area just had flash flooding last night. Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk
  16. Right now pretty much every model dumps on WNC. Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk
  17. Looks like 4-6+ on the TT maps for the FV3, but that would almost definitely be underdone in the SE facing escarpment areas. Strong, moist SE flow is the last thing you want to see and I wouldn't be surprised for some areas to see a foot or more. Only good news is that it's actually moving by then instead of just crawling.
  18. FWIW They were fairly accurate for NE GA during Irma but that's the only time I've used them much. Probably a touch overdone but no surprise there.
  19. This has been a depressing collapse to watch up here. EPS from the 29th vs today.
  20. I use www.pivotalweather.com for point soundings from time to time. Geared more towards severe weather IMO, though. If you are dedicated and don't mind a small learning curve, BUFKIT is fantastic for viewing model sounds from the NAM/GFS. http://www.wdtb.noaa.gov/tools/BUFKIT/ Once you download the program the data distribution is here: http://www.meteo.psu.edu/bufkit/CONUS_NAM_00.html
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