WeatherShak

Location? .

Now… can we get off this mountain today… dirt road to the top with no plowing service [emoji23]

Measured in 5 areas averaged between 8-10 inches.

6+ inches! .

Was thinking the same thing. I don’t mind rubbing it in, since i know it’s rare, but I AM JACK POTTING right now! .

Approaching 5 inches! .

Can’t share video but here’s a link to a four wheeler ride we just took across the top of our mountain. https://www.instagram.com/stories/brianleshak/3274426447396795202?utm_source=ig_story_item_share&igsh=MWhqa28xN2ZiNmR5eg==

At least two or 3 inches of powder .

Fatties.

Have a cabin on top of a mountain - northern tip of Sleepy Creek Wildlife Management Area/ tuscarora Trail. http:// www.LoveshakCabins.com [emoji23][emoji3][emoji3587]

Heavy snow kicked in last 10 minutes. Circled below. .

Rippin. Eastern Panhandle. .

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You’re colder down in the valley about 15 miles east of me. I’m 31 degrees up here at 1500 ft.

I hope it’s right! My cabin sits on top of one of them!

What’s your exact location in WV?

It’s amazing, right?! 30 second exposure. You can see a galaxy near the end of the airplane light path. Cool degree btw! I used to work with some wicked smart people like you up at the Naval Observatory. Side note - foxhound is ready for snow and for the wood stove up to 550 degrees. .

27 degrees. Posted up halfway between Hagerstown and Cumberland at around 1500 feet.

Watching it dance around from frame to frame made me lol

I would just like to flag that my cabin is not available this weekend BECAUSE I WILL BE THERE! [emoji23] [emoji2285][emoji3587][emoji322]

Agreed, however passing over Seven Mountains can get hairy if it’s coming down pretty good.

Thank you! Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia. Just outside Berkeley Springs. Looking east you can see the Potomac, Harper’s Ferry, WV, South Mountain in PA and Hagerstown. We get enhanced snow here from coastal storms. We do rent from time to time if anyone wants a snowscape. Backs up to 20,000 acres of a wildlife management area with some great hiking. http://www.LoveshakCabins.com

Canaan, Snowshoe and Deep Creek are your best bets. I’ve also explored/stayed at a few lesser known cabins on spruce knob just below its 4800 ft peak and it’s amazing there but even there it gets a bit of the snow shadow on the eastern side. We chose not to go to canaan or deep creek because real estate is outrageous in both places and overpriced unless you’re a boomer sitting on a pile of cash (yes that’s a huge reason our housing market is wild right now) A piece of me thinks I’ll still go Canaan someday but until then I’ll enjoy my 180 degree view of 3 states on 5 acres from 2000 feet, less than 2 hours from DC.