My family and I spend a lot of time in that area and I can tell you, I’ve seen a number of times that Waynesville will have rain while Maggie Valley has frozen precip.Looking at a cam of Waynesville which is close to where Accu is, looks like just wet conditions.
Waynesville, NC - Resort Cams
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Drizzle Snizzle
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Yeah it looks like Maggie Valley is a few hundred feet higher.
Main action will be early tomorrow morning and last through late afternoonLooking at a cam of Waynesville which is close to where Accu is, looks like just wet conditions.
Waynesville, NC - Resort Cams
Located atop the Mast General Store in Waynesville, NC, this webcam gives a great look at the downtown area of this popular Smoky Mountain town.
Oconeexman
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Kind of what I was thinking. Ive searched all over and haven't found any reports of sleet or mixing.
strongwxnc
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I hear thunder and see lightning southish of me. Probably Athens.
Showmeyourtds
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…that ain’t Atlanta…
Even then, I doubt you get that much of a temperature variance there with it being only an additional 700 ft or so higher than most of the surrounding areas
HugeSnowStick
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The air port had a gust to 47 ronnie and I am in a location that is usually colder,,Capice???
Temp ranges from weather stations around northern Georgia.
800-1500' - 39-43F
1500-3000' - 35-38F
3000'+ - 33-34F
Just started as snow!
Is what I would be saying if it were colder instead 50 and rain
Is what I would be saying if it were colder instead 50 and rain
Jan88
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Thunder here also
Ron Burgundy
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What part of Atlanta are you in?
Drizzle Snizzle
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Looks like flakes are falling on the Waynesville, NC cam.
…that ain’t Atlanta…
Even then, I doubt you get that much of a temperature variance there with it being only an additional 700 ft or so higher than most of the surrounding areas
Its always interesting to see how much elevation is affecting temperatures in given weather situations, it definitely varies. With the kind of wind we are having, temperatures at similar elevations should be within .5 degrees of each other or less. Anything outside that range is certainly incorrect. There are two home weather stations on Sweat Mountain, 2.8 miles north of me, at around 1500-1600', both are 38.1F, 2.5F colder then me at 1135'.
His fridge because I have elevation and its still 39f here and 70 miles north,
Ron Burgundy
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Then tell us where you are at 36F with 50+ mph wind gusts. We are dying to know.
Banter please, this thread is borderline disaster
Western Piedmont peeps ?
