Thanksgiving Eve Snow Begins Across The Blue Ridge Area

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©2014 Blue Ridge Life : Photo Courtesy of Bob Clouston : Around 4 inches of snow already covered the ground in the higher elevations of Nelson County, Virginia. This shot Bob tool was around 3500 feet on Devils Knob at Wintergreen Resort. - Wednesday November 26, 2014.
©2014 Blue Ridge Life : Photo Courtesy of Bob Clouston : Around 4 inches of snow already covered the ground in the higher elevations of Nelson County, Virginia. This shot Bob tool was around 3500 feet on Devils Knob at Wintergreen Resort. - Wednesday November 26, 2014.
©2014 Blue Ridge Life : Photo Courtesy of Bob Clouston : Around 4 inches of snow already covered the ground in the higher elevations of Nelson County, Virginia. This shot Bob took was around 3500 feet on Devils Knob at Wintergreen Resort. – Wednesday November 26, 2014.

Central Virginia Blue Ridge
As Tommy’s been discussing over the past several days, a Thanksgiving Eve winter storm began hitting the Blue Ridge area around daylight Wednesday. Down below the temperatures have primarily been too warm for snow coverage in the immediate area. But up top at Wintergreen and along the Blue Ridge Parkway, plenty of snow has been falling all morning.

Photo courtesy of Shenandoah NPS: "The entire length of Skyline Drive is currently closed to due to snow and ice.  For the most current Drive status, call: 540-999-3500, Option 1, then Option 1 again. For information regarding Skyland Resort, call: 540-999-2212 Photo: Mile 44, Early Morning, 11-26-14"
Photo courtesy of Shenandoah NPS: “The entire length of Skyline Drive is currently closed to due to snow and ice.
For the most current Drive status, call: 540-999-3500, Option 1, then Option 1 again. For information regarding Skyland Resort, call: 540-999-2212
Photo: Mile 44, Early Morning, 11-26-14″

If you travel away from Nelson where we are based, interstates have become problematic in many areas.

Photo courtesy of Marion Kanour: I-81 Southbound, south of I-64 had started to cover in snow early Wednesday morning.
Photo courtesy of Marion Kanour: I-81 Southbound, south of I-64 had started to cover in snow early Wednesday morning.
Photo courtesy of Betsy Smith: The 81/64 split at Staunton was a mess early Wednesday morning.
Photo courtesy of Betsy Smith: The 81/64 split at Staunton was a mess early Wednesday morning.
Photo Courtesy of Craig Nargi: Route 608 between Hermitage and New Hope in Augusta County.
Photo Courtesy of Craig Nargi: Route 608 between Hermitage and New Hope in Augusta County.

A WINTER STORM WARNING continues for the entire day Wednesday. The absolute heaviest accumulations will be in the mountainous areas.

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