@Parker BIG words from Ray’s weather center. He doesn’t pull out the “big snow” snowman very often. The alarms are sounding for WNC.
“We get a brief lull Friday night into Saturday morning. But all eyes turn to a potent low moving from the Great Plains to North Florida by Sunday morning. It then roars up the East Coast as a classic Nor'Easter.. This system has real potential as a snow-maker for the Southern Appalachians. Light snow may develop during the daytime Saturday into Saturday evening. The bulk of snow comes late Saturday night through Sunday with snow showers lasting well into Monday. Accumulations will be moderate to heavy. I was tempted to pull out the "Big Snow" Snowman-O-Mometer, but give that the culprit low is thousands of miles away in the Eastern Pacific, I decided the uncertainty was too great for such a move today. But beware, this has potential!
“We get a brief lull Friday night into Saturday morning. But all eyes turn to a potent low moving from the Great Plains to North Florida by Sunday morning. It then roars up the East Coast as a classic Nor'Easter.. This system has real potential as a snow-maker for the Southern Appalachians. Light snow may develop during the daytime Saturday into Saturday evening. The bulk of snow comes late Saturday night through Sunday with snow showers lasting well into Monday. Accumulations will be moderate to heavy. I was tempted to pull out the "Big Snow" Snowman-O-Mometer, but give that the culprit low is thousands of miles away in the Eastern Pacific, I decided the uncertainty was too great for such a move today. But beware, this has potential!