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January 19th, 2019

1/19/2019

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Good Morning,

It’s currently 33 degrees with high winds and rain. We didn’t receive any new precipitation last night, but we are accruing some now. I wouldn’t recommend venturing out in these conditions. Falling timber is a real hazard with these winds.

24 hour temperature range | High: 35 Low: 28

*US Hwy 441/Newfound Gap Rd from Gatlinburg TN to Cherokee NC is temporarily closed due to high winds


NOAA 7-Day Forecast 
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Smokies Road Info

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Wind and rain pummel the mountain. I listened quietly in my warm wood clad cabin. Appreciating an excuse to tuck into a novel, I disappeared into a proper adventure from nearly a century ago. The wind shook my loft, inviting me out into the foray. Politely declining, at first, a change of heart took over. I slid on my boots.

Outside, I made a round to see how the lodge was faring. It was thirty-three and raining. I didn’t envy anyone wandering around the mountain in these conditions. Everything was intact, so I made for the kitchen and pulled out a cookbook.

A rainy day was made for baking.
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Onward,
Seth

P.S. - The photos for today were from a couple days ago. Purple skies and a moon on the move!

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"The best thing one can do when it's raining is to let it rain."
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

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Sue W
1/19/2019 12:27:33 pm

We are expecting potentially damaging winds and rain in Florida tonight. Hoping it clears tomorrow so we can see the full Wolf Blood moon with the eclipse.

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Dan waits
1/19/2019 02:48:01 pm

I really love the lyrical way you write. It makes me wish I was there. Thanks for letting us do life with you.

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Staci
1/19/2019 08:02:08 pm

Great photo, thanks for info update about not venturing out today in this weather because of high winds and downed trees. Still such a beautiful sight.

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Yaya
1/19/2019 10:42:36 pm

Like the sound of baking? fresh breads perhaps.
Have you seen your 4 legged neighbor from last year?
Luv n prayers

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Brenda Oliver-Holt
1/28/2019 04:45:16 pm

The pictures are breathtaking. I enjoy them so much. Makes me feel I am back there.

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