Ken,
What is your altitude there?
All,
We are actually quote low. We are only about 1100 feet. We are on the northeast side of "Timber Ridge" which is the WV/VA state line. The ridge is probably about 1400 to 1500 feet. When we have snow, the Virginia side of the ridge frequently has rain.
As we go west from here, the ridges just keep getting higher and higher -- until you get to the ski resorts about 50-60 miles west of us. With the high ridges, they really suck the moisture out of the "lake effect" moisture coming down from Ohio and PA.
We've really seen it all this weekend. On Thursday night we headed to Williamsburg, VA for a conference, where it was 82 on Friday. It is only four hours away. The grass was green, the daffodils were done, and the redbuds and forsythia were budding. As we came home today, it was sleeting and snowing in Richmond. Our daffodils are just starting to bud.
Nothing like Dwight's forecast. Just normal spring weather forecast for the rest of the week. Fifties during the day, 30s at night.
The trout were glad to see me tonight. Two decided to come in for dinner. The remainder were dancing for their pellets.
Ken in High View, WV
