Phelps

I really don't mean to contribute to any kind of back and forth on the topic but I can tell you that what I'm seeing on the news (MSM) are stories of devastation in the area, stories of amazing acts of courage and bravery and service by those that live in there, and an outpouring of support from outside the area in terms of donations. This is a catastrophe, people need help, and the death toll will rise. I've not seen anyone say or imply those facts are a conspiracy. I'm sure there is more help needed and it's needed faster than it's coming. I hope that happens.

Dewpoints are in the 50s today. I think I'd take this over almost any air temp with DPs in the 70s. (of course that is coming back soon enough)

Kind of a repeat today. No hail thankfully but it was just a wall of water leaving Ashville early this afternoon.

If the models show a good look but you just assume everything will be bad 1.)you are most likely right BUT 2.) why are you here? We all commiserate when things don't work out for us (and they haven't been working out) but if "winter is over" then this forum is of no use to you.

Definitely think you'll see more than a couple inches. Enjoy! I'll be sitting this one out in Charlotte.

Had to come back up to Beech to experience this. It's deep. I am not sure if it is more than December 18 but it doesn't really matter. When you get this much snow the difference between 15 or 18 or 20 isn't the point. Days like today are why we do it.

I am having intense FOMO based on what I am seeing on my cameras on Beech. Looks to be snowing very hard.

But otherwise today was awesome!

It took me approximately 6 hours to get from my house on Beech to Tyncastle. Relentlessly snowing and I think everything in the area was so backed up they couldn't get the salt trucks out to us. I think everything was fine until the skiers all left and the intensity of the snow picked up. Would have turned around and gone back but that didn't feel like an option either. I re-learned the lesson of when not to be on the roads up there.

It is, and has been, absolutely hammering snow on beech mountain. Big sticky flakes. This report is being brought to you live from the Beech Mountain Parkway. Where I have been sitting for 2+ hours.

33 here where I am on Beech. Didn't think temps would be an issue after being in the deep freeze all weekend. Curious how this plays out. We're right on the edge of temps and precip shield but still think we should do ok.

Obviously not focusing on one single model run but if we could get something like the 12z GFS that would make for a nice little wintery stretch heading into new years for the high elevations. (in stark contrast to the last few years)

Probably the same model that was spitting out 5-7 for earlier this week lol

Dropped to 29.8 at 4am. Currently 34.6.

31.2 here on Beech. Not sure the models are going to tell me much more at this point. It will snow when the ULL moves through tomorrow but I have no idea how much. But preparing myself for the changeover to take longer than I want it to.