4590’ Yancey NC

​                                     4500’ Yancey NC

                                     3/5/2022 3:45 pm 


Another day with some haze but today we have a lot more clouds than past few days. We warmed  up to 56F from 41F this morning. 20 mph wind gust today makes it feel good out. We are in a elevated fire risk til 7pm tonight.  Clouds will thicken into Sunday with needed rain Monday. Monday thunderstorms are possibly followed by a nice fall off on temperatures Monday afternoon. Maybe 20+ degree fall off in just few hrs. Active pattern we will be in with cooler temperatures. Luckily us in high country nothing has greened up or bloomed so we will wait til April to see what happens with pattern for gardening and such. Soil temperatures are still too cold for anything to really grow also with upcoming change in pattern will drop those soil temperatures.  


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