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2023-2024 Fall/Winter Mountain Thread


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I have been wondering about that.  honestly, there has been almost no wind here so far.  a few gusts but I haven't noticed any wind the last couple of hours
however we have had a ton of rain - all the streams are out of their banks and standing water at a lot of intersections.  rain has really lightened up the last 30 min or so
The models really keyed in on a wind minimum southeast of the ridgeline. Especially the 3km NAM. Blairsville had a max gust of 48mph this morning on the other side.
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Just now, Buckethead said:

I'm hearing that a tornado may have crossed over I40 in Catawba County. Command center setup at Claremont FD.

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Yeah, I have a colleague whose husband works in the sheriff's department here. Supposedly it went through a mobile home park. One confirmed death and multiple people trapped in their residences, according to her.

How do tornadoes seem to always find mobile home parks?

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Just now, calculus1 said:

Yeah, I have a colleague whose husband works in the sheriff's department here. Supposedly it went through a mobile home park. One confirmed death and multiple people trapped in their residences, according to her.

How do tornadoes seem to always find mobile home parks?

That's terrible 

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The orientation of the snow coming in is a bit different.  It's coming in from the SW. which will actually give the southern mountains a chance at seeing some decent snow. Haywood virtually gets shadowed because of the Balsams. You can see it on all the models. Interesting for sure but I hope most enjoy. 

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12 minutes ago, Met1985 said:

The orientation of the snow coming in is a bit different.  It's coming in from the SW. which will actually give the southern mountains a chance at seeing some decent snow. Haywood virtually gets shadowed because of the Balsams. You can see it on all the models. Interesting for sure but I hope most enjoy. 

Yep,  Balsam Gap will do way better than us. Pain train continues for now.

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38 minutes ago, Maggie Valley Steve said:

These strong storm systems are carving out a path for huge chunk of the coldest air since a year ago December to enter our Region. There is a one two punch arriving Monday and next Tuesday. That storm on Monday hasn't resolved in model world and this batch of cold has staying power in my opinion. 

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It never fails we finally get the cold and there's no moisture.  :ee:

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