Ended up with about an inch in Roaring Creek but hard to tell with all the blowing. I’d imagine we aren’t done up near 4000 feet on the border though considering it’s only March 7th. We had our first 1/2 inch back on Oct 15th
I’ll be up there snowboarding Friday hopefully. You guys usually get a good bit more than I do, esp in marginal situations. The last storm Feb 20th we ended up with a bit more here.
I’d imagine you’re in a prime spot for this one.
25 this morning here. Been a relatively very cool prefrontal day here. 43 now with a very stout south wind already. I’d be surprised if I dont see 65-70 mph winds over the next couple of days and blizzard conditions tomorrow night.
Decent storm up in the far western mountains of Avery. 2.5 inches yesterday and almost 4 so far today. Drifts are over two feet at this point and it’s very squally currently.
Im measuring a snowpack of 5-6 inches here but my location is exposed and I have drifts to 2-2.5 feet. I’d estimate 4-5 inches new today. Been a whiteout most of the day and the temp has been bouncing between 10 and 14.
2.5 inches here after compaction. Made it up to 32 today but kept the cloud cover and light snow so no melting to speak of. Let’s see what the ULL can do! Hasn’t stopped snowing since 5 AM and the upper Roan Highlands have been socked in all day.
29 and moderate freezing rain. Ice is accumulating quickly. I am in a high sheltered valley on the east side of Roan highlands surrounded by 5500 plus foot peaks so cold air gets trapped in these situations.
Absolutely! At my location, I’ve measured a bit over thirty inches (over 70 percent upslope) so far. Would be shocked to get blanked on upslope over the next few months with the likely MJO pass and seasonal trends.