4500’ Yancey NC/High Country WX

12/21/2022

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4500’ Yancey NC Information 


Current Condition: Overcast/ Evaporated Cooling has started. First day above freezing temperatures since last Thursday!


Current Advisory:


...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 7 PM THIS
EVENING TO 9 AM EST THURSDAY...

* WHAT...Freezing rain expected. Total ice accumulations of one to
  two tenths of an inch.

* WHERE...Portions of western North Carolina.

...WIND CHILL WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 4 AM EST /3 AM CST/ FRIDAY
TO 1 PM EST /NOON CST/ SATURDAY...

* WHAT...Dangerously cold wind chills expected. Wind chills 10 to
  20 below zero lower elevations, and as low as 25 to 35 below
  zero at the higher elevations.

* WHERE...Southwest North Carolina, east Tennessee and southwest
  Virginia.


(4500’ Yancey NC Information) ⬇️
Temp Right Now  30F
High Today 38F
Low Temperature 24F
Today Rainfall 0”
Today Snowfall 0” 

Monthly Rainfall 4.65”

Season Snowfall 6.50”

May 12.92” Rainfall

June 3.74” Rainfall 

July  14.20” Rainfall 

August 17.87” Rainfall

September 6.97” Rainfall

October 3.99” Rainfall

November 4.80” Rainfall 

Total 71.53” Rainfall  since May 1 

2021-2022 Snow season total 94.1”



High Country WX Forecast


Thursday-Sunday 


Thursday - looks to be interesting. Early morning hours as temps fall below freezing there will be a wintry mix going on for some areas especially blue ridge escarpment. Temps already trending colder so can some high elevations have some snow? I think it’s possible. If anything til day break be cautious if you’re out and about. 12am-8am looks like the window for this mix.  Then rain should be main precipitation. 


Friday-  Going to be wild! Starting out mid to upper 30’s and sharp front moves thru in the early morning and rapidly falling to teens and yes single digits. Rain turns to snow as this happens. Snow will be accumulating on top of the grounds and roads. Roads and ground will have a flash freeze with this crash. Biggest threat outside of the very cold temperatures and windchills. Accumulation of snow along border in the high country will be pretty good as of now thinking. Winds will be whipping it. 40-50 mph winds plus. Highs will struggle to get in teens. 


Saturday-  walking up with temps well below zero in the high country. Windchills depending on location-20 to -30 not out of the possibility. Snow showers will continue with NW Flow racking up more snow totals. Tapering off for most by afternoon. 


Sunday- waking up again with temperatures below 0. Maybe some flurries in the early am. High will be in single digits but sun should shine later in day. Seems like a diamond dust kinda thing could happen Sunday. So if you see shiny things falling then that’s what that is. 



Storm accumulation for Fri-Sun this is first thoughts. Valleys for ETN/WNC Dusting-2”. 3000’-4000’ 1-3” with higher amounts are favored NW Flow Areas. 4000’ on up 3-5”with isolated spots with little more. Places like MT Mitchell doesn’t do the best with NW Flow so maybe the higher peaks that’s farther off border doesn’t get as much as within couple miles of TN border in WNC side. Same goes to places for example Boone, Marshall, Marshill East will be lower totals probably. Drifting snow with high winds very likely. Things still revolving with forecast. But this is the general thinking from this winter storm coming. Travel will be greatly impacted in this area. Best thing to do is stay home and have a great white Christmas for the high country folks. Any changes il let you all know. Get last minute stuff done before Friday to prepare for extreme cold temperatures for the area. 




OTD:

Highest Temperature 80F Greenville   NC 1931

Coldest Temp -10F MT Mitchell NC 2004

Greatest Rainfall 3.76” Shelby NC 1951

Greatest Snowfall 16” Mt Mitchell NC 1993



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HIGH COUNTRY FORECAST AREAS


WNC COUNTIES


Madison Yancey Mitchell Avery Watauga Ashe


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Areas above 4000’



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