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Heavy frost with a low I believe of 30 degrees here in North Charleston. Not something you see often down in the low country.

Yeah a cold one here in North Charleston. I think today's high was only like 40 degrees and we are currently setting at 30 degrees which is freaking cold for down here. We've had a marine layer here since Sunday with no sun at all.

Great freaking picture Tyler!

The Mjo will have a say also and most of the mid to long range warm ups haven't really verified this season except a couple. We will see though. Probably have a relaxation then another pattern shuffle.

Nice guys! Keep the pictures coming!

One heck of an inversion.

Was a dang cold morning and frosted to heavy it looks like snow. Low of 20 degrees with was well below the forecast.

This looks to be a northern mountain special amd points eastward. Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk

That's what I said when I saw it.

The complexity of not only this month but of the season is an understatement. We have the affects of the SSW from last month. La Nina state is collapsing. Another warming event looks likely this month. The MJO is right where we want it. The SOI and ONI are going to have significant effects down the road.

12z Euro on a similar path. Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk

18z gfs bringing down the hammer. Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk

NAM 3K looking good also. Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk

This map looks odd but is jumping on board for us. Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk

29 degrees already tonight.

Yup 36 degrees here.

Yeah man it does. We get the majority of our seasonal average with upslope snow. Look at @Buckethead annual snowfall. I mean he's high in elevation but he can average like 70 plus and get a foot during a good flow snow event. He'll he probably just about matches Roan mountain. We don't need synoptic along the border bro. We just need great forcing, cold air, and the right wind direction to cash in. I've actually seen where we get a synoptic storm but then we get more flow snow than we do synoptic snow. Flow snow is our bread and butter.

I had over 30 inches in Haywood county last year and Steve is very close to that.

Honestly I couldn't give two shits about Boone, Asheville, or any other place. I know and several know our local climate and snowfall. Sure some years have sucked and some have been near or above average. It really comes down to the local climate and local snowfall. It's can be very localized but that's weather. You Honestly live in a shitty place for snow. You need a synoptic storm to get yours and we just haven't had that recently. You do no good in flow snow either. Most of the time you are out looking in.

Lol this is the truth! The Valley cashes in on synoptic storms but when the freaking low rides the coast like last year it's crap. Us mountain communities are way different from even Buncombe, Hendersonville, and out away from the border.

Most of us have seen close to or above average though. Sure we are near the border but it counts as well. Honestly the Asheville airport is in a shitty place. That's literally Fletcher or Mills River in a dang valley. Might as well call that Hendersonville.

I definitely get that. I know a lot haven't been as fortunate as some of us in the mountains. Just waiting and watching.

Very early in the season. Hopefully the region will score this season.

Looks like a nice little event Sunday night into Monday. Hope yall enjoy. I'll be in Charleston this next week.

It'll come.