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It's way to early for specifics. If she is driving a Subaru then she should be fine but its everyone else that is the problem.

Oh I agree. There is no place like the Appalachian mountains.

Nice Joe. Wish I was back already.

Anybody getting snow tonight?

What a freaking storm that was...

Joe I wouldn't bother with the PC forecast currently because we are several days away and the system is just now entering California.

Yeah this could be a special event. Shoot they are all special but yeah this is a chance to be very high in the QPF category.

Yeah Maggie is on or off with NW flow. The flow has to be just right for yall to get a good bit. You will do very well this weekend.

We live for this! This is WNC!

Let's not forget about the snow coming in tonight along the boarder. WWA put into affect. Avery-Madison-Yancey-Mitchell-Swain-Haywood- Including the cities of Banner Elk, Newland, Luck, and Waynesville 250 PM EST Tue Dec 4 2018 ...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 8 PM THIS EVENING TO NOON EST WEDNESDAY ABOVE 3500 FEET... * WHAT...Snow expected above 3500 feet. Total snow accumulations of one to two inches expected. Winds gusting as high as 35 mph. * WHERE...North Carolina mountain counties along the Tennessee border. * WHEN...From 8 PM this evening to noon EST Wednesday. * ADDITIONAL DETAILS...Plan on slippery road conditions from brief heavy snow showers and temperatures falling into the teens and lower 20s. The hazardous conditions could impact the morning commute.

That is when this forum and this thread shines. We are prone to getting at least a one foot storm a season. We are level headed and not to easy to jump off the cliff or onto some bizarre forecast.

Just in the nick of time buddy!

Thank you Ashe! I will be glad to get back. I went on a journey and I succeeded but sometimes you must come back home. Yall have done an excellent job in here and look forward to brining it big time this winter.

Also given the time of the year and climo wise we stand the best to see snow falling especially getting a foot. I'm afraid outside the mountains may have p-type issues as we have seen several times.

I will definitely be back fellas! Looking forward to getting into the game. I would hedge on the side of caution just because we are several days out. This does look "historical" but we have all see small changes and adjustments to the tracks of lows that make a big difference in snow totals.

This usually happens in storms like this. This storm setup is a classic for heavy mountain snow. The temp will be just right and the snow will be heavy and wet. A lot like last years storm. I'm hoping I'm back by this weekend to enjoy it with everyone. Iv been paying close attention to the models and the forum. Great job fellas.

Could you post a link to this please. I am hunting for some land or a small cabin up in the Maine area and I am trying to do some research on the best spot for great winter weather. Thank you.

CAD ftw.

Yeah and the spread in the indices are pretty good also. I say let's get well into December to get a great pattern going. No need to rush things. Seasons in seasons.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

Thank you!

Very nice! Thank you J.Spin.

Hey guys what webcams are up to that are good to observe the weather in NNE?

Isotherm another excellent winter write up. Thank you for the info and well thought out explanation for your basis.

The flow from the west has started to pick up. I wouldn't be surprised if some right along the boarder start to see some kind of precipitation soon but the precipitation is banking up from the SW because of the orientation of the low.