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You will generally witness a 4 degree drop per 1000 ft. elevation. My snowfall observation through the past 40 years says 3 inches per 1000 ft.. I have a lot of experience comparing 1800 ft. to 2800 ft .

According to the GFS/ECMWF, your backyard at 2500 ft. will probably get a foot. At Snowshoe, the elevation will likely create whiteout conditions with wind, fog and blinding snow.

My heart goes out to you!! We had serious drought in Augusta earlier but recent rains have helped.

26 this 7 am. GFS , 11.3 inches of snow in Staunton on 12/3....... Really??

Nice weather thru Monday.......................... The rest of the week should be wild with a combination of heavy mountain snow showers, lowland showers and windy conditions.

As I posted a few weeks ago. All weak Nina's have produced below normal snow for my area back to 1950 except 1964 - 65 which was .50" above normal with 24.50".

Up to .51" rain since 9:30 at 2:15.

The CPC drops from 71% in September to 57% now regarding a La Nina dominated winter.

.36" rain since 9:30.

After a very cold low of 21.8 this morning....................... A high of 48....................................... Close to an inch of rain in the offing thru Friday. Maybe 2 inches of snow in northern Highland above 3500 ft.

Really! My Goodness............................

Snow in Highland County Thursday night? The NAM says yes.

18z NAM increases my qp from .67 to .84" Thursday night. D.C. drops from .67 to .56" Up to an inch of snow 30 miles to my west in Highland.

Wow!! What a difference a day makes for qp potential from noon Thursday - 9 am Friday. My 3 model blend has increased from .26" at 2 pm yesterday to .95" 2 pm today. ECM 1.24", GEM 1.07", GFS .53"................. I'll take it after .10" in the past 40 days.

Its close to a hurricane on the 19th then snow for western areas by the 21st!!!!!!!!!