Moonhowl
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As I recall you lost a tree to an ice storm a few years ago. Let's hope it doesn't get too bad.
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I went to grad school at VT. Really enjoyed my time living in Blacksburg. Welcome to the mountain thread.
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I am with you on that; nothing I dislike more than winter in April and beyond... As I have said before I still have PTSD from getting denied a spring last year; I did go back and look at the "spring" summer thread 2020 and saw folks report seeing flakes flying on May 9 . I have a less than stellar memory but it seems over the past 10 years or so the teleconnections more often that not set up for cold trough in the east and ridge out west normally in early March (as I recall late March or beginning of April of last year). We have had some pretty warm periods in February. Not that this has anything to do with the future but having a cold February this year maybe we get a spring pattern in March or April. I dream this year of sitting out on the deck on a warm April evening hearing the birds and perhaps some spring peepers but still fear the cold winter wind sending me inside for shelter. Cheers to hoping for a warm spring
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April?, as I recall you were still getting snow in May!
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Black ice is the worst; hope everyone stays safe. KAVL meteogram courtesy of ISU:
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GFS looking nice for the 13th and 14th but the chances of that actually happening...
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Yes and I am still suffering from PTSD from that cold "spring" wind continuing until mid-May last year.
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Snowing when I woke up, transitioned to sleet by the time my coffee was brewed, so much for sipping coffee and watching it snow Now getting a few flakes mixed in from time to time still no freezing rain
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Looking like this in Asheville:
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I would say less than 2" in this neck of the woods. On a positive note, I don't have to shovel the driveway. After getting a white Christmas anything else this winter is gravy for me anyway.
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Its acceptable for anyone who used to have the moniker AshevilleDon to butt in on the mountain thread Happy New Year back at you! About 4 to 6" is my sweet spot for a good snow storm; hopefully we will be in the range in Avl. I don't want to worry about trees coming down and power outages. I experienced the blizzard of 93; it was awesome but don't need to see that again.
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Bottomed out at 10.0 F IMBY. Nice chilly way to top off a white Christmas.
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Have a great trip and enjoy the white Christmas!
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Looks like we may score enough down here in the French Broad Valley to get my first white Christmas ever. I was visiting relatives in Raleigh during the 2010 storm which was a Boxing Day storm for Raleigh although did see some flakes well after dark on Christmas. The wife and I will be hanging out by the wood stove and hopefully seeing at least some flurries after sunrise on Christmas day. Merry Christmas everyone!! now time to go check on the NAM
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32.5 F IMBY and thankfully not seeing any ice
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Still quite toasty at 34 F IMBY.
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Seized the opportunity to take a pre-storm ride on the closed Blue Ridge Parkway; there were still a few small ice patches this afternoon but absolutely beautiful day! Would not want to be on it tomorrow morning.
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After multiple years of excess rain and raining or the threat of rain every day throughout this past summer, I have thought that a dry spell would be nice. But in the back of my mind it has always been be careful what you wish for. Party Rock/Lake Lure and Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge...wasn't that long ago.
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Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
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Look forward to hopefully seeing some snow flakes in December; for now I like seeing this thing of beauty:
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Cataloochee this morning:
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There are some snow blowers running at the top of Cataloochee right now.
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I may have posted at least one of these inversion photos before. You can barely see it but the first photo shows what I believe is a bit of an energetic heat plume from the Skyland plant breaking through the inversion layer. The second photo, seems to include moisture from the French Broad River:
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That would be far superior to getting the flip to cold at the beginning of April like this past one.
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Bottomed out at 27 F IMBY.
