Snow has made it to downtown Boone. High country been snowing for an hour or two
why i wish i lived there ,even in crappy pattern elevation wins...most of the time anyway.lolSnow has made it to downtown Boone. High country been snowing for an hour or two
We just missed it by a couple of hoursCattaloochee looks fun tonight.
Webcams of Cataloochee Ski Area
Webcams of Cataloochee Ski Area including omigosh, ski lodge and hemphill bald viewcataloochee.com
Sorta depends on how much snow you want and how far north you want to go.What would you say is the best mountain town to move too if you wanna see a good bit of snow every year but not have to worry about treacherous roads to get to stores town etc?
Wow. It was raining so hard here this morning it looked like a summer thunderstorm.Whopping .11 of rain thus far
Boone averages 25.6 inches of snow and Banner Elk is at 31.4. Wise Virginia averages 47 and some of the mountain towns in West Virginia average well over 100 inches a Winter.What would you say is the best mountain town to move too if you wanna see a good bit of snow every year but not have to worry about treacherous roads to get to stores town etc?
Front's pushing east.60 east of greensboro, 47 winston
From spending 4 years in college up there, I would have to say Boone. It averages 26 inches a year and the season can definitely start early or end late. Plenty of houses and apartments close to town and the DOT does a really good job with the roads. My freshman year of college was that awesome 1995-96 winter. First accumulating snow was in mid November that year and there was at least an inch of snow on the ground from the day before I went home for Christmas until early March. That storm of 1/6-1/8/96 was great and I got to see whiteout conditions for the first time with it.What would you say is the best mountain town to move too if you wanna see a good bit of snow every year but not have to worry about treacherous roads to get to stores town etc?