ncjoaquin

Good assessment. Still enough moisture for something. A dusting would be a win.

I haven't given up yet, but that sounds about typical. Still hoping for a surprise.

42.8 here and falling fast.

Maybe why GSP is not very excited, or really at all for Buncombe. I hope that they are wrong.

Finally, an over performer on rain. .97 in the rain gauge with maybe a little more to go. Very welcome rain!

Wow!! That really is impressive. Looks beautiful!

It has. NWS on the money.

NWS forecasting .16 inches for Candler for the next 3 days. Already had .33 yesterday. Hard to believe this line will just produce .16 inches of rain.

I am at 11 inches. Not great, but way better than it's been. Plus, I made it to zero degrees. Still time for one more hurrah.

I understand the specific category that is necessary to issue an advisory. I am certain that was met in many parts of Buncombe. We had roughly an inch here at my house. My daughter sent a picture from Arden that looks like 2 inches . I think they need to change their criteria. If the roads are slick and schools are closed, to me that warrants a winter weather advisory. It's winter weather and people need to be advised. But, what do I know, lol.

No idea how much snow, but it is pouring. Everything is white including the roads. 19.0 degrees.

A little AFD GSP snippet for you higher elevation guys. You may get your own blizzard. " NBM accums were quite a bit higher than last night with some areas in the smokies and near Roan Mtn approaching 20". Pulled back on those amounts given the shallow moisture but considering 50kt winds at 850mb tonight plus multiple rounds of DPVA spinning around the larger vort lobe, would not be surprised if some areas outperform the current forecast.

To add to the above for Asheville, NWS has an official forecast of 0, with a high end of 2 inches.

1/2 inch to an inch seems possible. Maybe more if you luck up and end up under a heavier snow shower.

GFS shows a pretty impressive NW flow event. Let's see if it holds.