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Maggie Valley Steve

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  1. Back to mostly moderate to at times heavy snow mixed with some sleet. The wind is very brisk out there now.
  2. Yeah, as soon as the wind started howling down the Valley, sleet let up. The driveway caved badly even with salt down.
  3. Back to all snow after a heavy sleet shower. Winds are picking up and the temperature has dropped back to 30°.
  4. Just got in from riding all over Maggie Valley, up toward Soco Gap and Cataloochee. Met1985 and I got to experience everything the past couple of hours to rain/snow, sleet/snow and now huge flakes near silver dollars. Back at the house and I have heavy snow with less than a quarter mile visibility!
  5. Temperature here is up to 34. Just very tiny flakes, but radar indicates we'll fill back in shortly.
  6. I got salt down on the driveway 45 minutes ago. Now moderate nickels and quarters falling. Visibility down less than a mile.
  7. Ceiling has lowered significantly, light to moderate snow at Cataloochee. Flurries just began at the house.
  8. Up to 27 now. Definitely virga overhead and the ceiling is lowering. It appears that light snow is beginning to fall at higher elevations of the Balsams. It shouldn't be long here before light snow begins.
  9. Waking up to 26. GSP increased my point and click forecast by an inch or two with no suggested mixing issues.
  10. 19° currently with 1 inch of snow on the ground from last Sunday night.
  11. Down to 21 after a high of 28 here. I still have an inch of snow on the ground from Sunday night/Monday morning. NW Gulf low is cranking up. Time to watch the radar folks.
  12. Man, that would likely bring some 10+ amounts in the jackpot zone! Good luck gang! It's been fun tracking the past couple of weeks and if the medium/long range guidance is correct, we'll be doing it again shortly!
  13. If I was 15 years younger, I'd be right there with you! Good to see you back WxKnurd!
  14. Clouds have rolled back in over Maggie with a cold wind blowing. It feels like snow tonight!
  15. Yeah, radar upstream looks a little juiced up. Another shot of Arctic heading in.
  16. It's going to stay cold behind the storm. No real January 'thaw' showing up either.
  17. It's too soon for Warnigs in the Mountains. Typically the NWS offices wait until 24 hours before onset. Look for Warnings tomorrow morning. Now Watches likely will be coming in their afternoon packages.
  18. I agree. I understand the frustration very well. Thankfully we had the opportunity to buy a home in the mountains with a little elevation above the Valley floor, yet still easily accessible. The NAM suggested 6 inches for my yard. Certainly would make the biggest event since 2022.
  19. 20° for my low this morning. Temperature held steady overnight due to the clouds. Lots rime ice above 3500ft. GSP along with surrounding other WFO's covered the Watches well and early.
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