[at-l] Today in western NC

[Jim Bullard]

Glad I live up North (NNY by the Quebec border) where it is a balmy
37°F (3°C on the other side of that border) and we expect a high of
40°F.

On 10/25/06, Nina Rogers <infpeace at gmail.com> wrote:
> It's 21* this morning in Maggie Valley (NC edge of the Smokies). Brrr.
>
> October 9-10 of 2000 ... I was hiking through SNP, or getting close to it.
> Still had a long way to go before I got to NC!
>
> Happy to be inside for the moment,
>
> Waterfall
> me-ga 2000
>
>
> On 10/24/06, The Weathercarrot <weathercarrot at hotmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > today was a very interesting day on the AT along the TN/NC line. Here are
> > today's high and low temps for Beech Mountain, where the weather station
> > is
> > at about 5,070 feet. It's the best representation we have for the higher
> > AT
> > between the Smokies and Mount Rogers.
> >
> > Today's High: 22.5°F at 3:57pm
> > Today's Low: 18.9°F at 11:57am
> >
> > more info at http://averyweather.com
> >
> > Both of these numbers are remarkable because of how low the high was for
> > today's date (and about 1,200 feet lower than the summit of Roan High
> > Knob),
> > and how late in the morning (almost noon) that the temp remained in the
> > teens. There was also snow on the ground. This is probably the most
> > unusually cold October day in that area since October 9th-10th of 2000.
> >
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