Wow guys what a run. I think us Mountain Peeps are sitting pretty. Buckle up fellas it's going to be a wild ride.
Holy, Moly, I need to temper my excitement. We just need to get it inside 72 hours. That's a tough task.Wow guys what a run. I think us Mountain Peeps are sitting pretty. Buckle up fellas it's going to be a wild ride.
At least where within an hour drive of snow if push comes to show the higher elevation will see something in the next ten days I'm sure.Holy, Moly, I need to temper my excitement. We just need to get it inside 72 hours. That's a tough task.
Yeah, the higher elevations will have NWFS even if the rest of us are bone dry.At least where within an hour drive of snow if push comes to show the higher elevation will see something in the next ten days I'm sure.
Nice to see you post away my friend.Will be prepping tomorrow by cutting some firewood which probably will put the voodoo jinx on the snow storm. Still good fire and eggnog weather.
Subtract about 8 degrees from those numbers for my area. It is indeed a beautiful area. Great place for the outdoors enthusiasts.
Oh yes, went to grad school at VT and love that area.I'm in the NRV of SW VA. Guess that counts as a mountain area.
Looks like there was some snow last night up on Beech per web cam. Still foggy up there.I was hoping to see some flurries this morning.(near Boone). But nothing so far.
Maybe in Chapel Hill.We will get that day in March where it will snow, and snow at a decent rate, but melt upon impact due to marginal soil and air temps.