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The American flag standing tall on Chimney Rock, NC six days after hurricane Helene brought flooding rains that destroyed many towns in western NC.
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Appalachian Life
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Appalachian Life
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Posting nature/weather content from the Appalachian Mountains. Tag us to send reports! Account run by @HenryWX
Katılım Ocak 2022
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Leaf-out is 1-2 weeks ahead of schedule across WNC, and that may result in an early start to fall colors this year.
Ultimately, October temperatures dictate the exact timing of peak color, but spring leaf-out is a significant factor.
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Sunset this evening with Mount Mitchell in the distance.
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Wildfire risk is high this week. Helene caused massive amounts of downed timber that will exacerbate the risk. Burn ban is in effect. No rain in sight for at least the next 10 days. Be careful out there.
WataugaOnline@WataugaOnline
Helene debris will fuel wildfire risk in western NC for 10-20 years, NC Forest Service warns. 822,000+ acres of downed timber drying out. Fires burning 5-10x their normal size. Statewide burn ban in effect. wataugaonline.com/helene-debris-… #HighCountryNC #WildfireNC #HurricaneHelene
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Trees are starting to bloom below 3500’
📍Blue Ridge Parkway, NC
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