Wintergreen Weather : Sunday : The BRP, AT, & Nelson County, VA : Sunny Early : Showers By Afternoon & Evening

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Updated 9:30 AM EST Sun

Weather Watcher Report from Wintergreen Mountain:

John Taylor wrote:
It’s great to hear the snowmaking guns on overnight. It looks like it was just
enough below freezing to crank up the snowmaking late Saturday night. At 8:30
am Sunday, the guns are still for now on but the thermometer is inching its way
up to the freezing mark.

Viewed from the living room deck, Eagle’s Swoop looks much better today than
yesterday. Sun is shining. Postcard day!

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Photography By Tommy Stafford
Nelson County Life Magazine ©2008
Sunset Over Devil’s Knob
Wintergreen, Virginia

Sunset 1-11-08

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Click the image above for the ski and slope conditions at Wintergreen Resort.

Weathercast by Tommy Stafford, Nelson County Life Magazine

Saturday’s High Temp at NCL-Nelson County Life Magazine in the Rockfish Valley : 58.6° / 28.0° Sun morning low
Saturday’s High Temp at NCL-Wintergreen Nature Foundation on Devil’s Knob @ Wintergreen Mountain : 50.9° /23.9° Sun morning low

Friday started out cloudy and rainy but ended up beautiful, with a beautiful sunset over Devil’s Knob. With ample sunshine in the afternoon and a warm front through the area afternoon temps here in the Rockfish Valley neared the 70° mark! That’s pretty much over now as colder air is working into the area.

Saturday was fair and sunny with light winds, so another great day. Sunday look for increasing clouds with chances for showers in the afternoon. Earlier we thought there might be a chance for snow by Sunday night. Though I am not totally ruling it out, it looks like the low pressure area that would have made that possible is going to stay out in the Atlantic more than originally thought so out chances have greatly decreased.

By next week there is a chance for snow again around Thursday.

Next week will be considerably colder than the past week.

We continue our Nelson County Virginia music artists promotion this weekend. We’ve been hearing lots from Jan Smith all week long, next week we’ll have Nelson’s very own Lindsey Osborne on tap. Read lots more below and listen as we head out of today’s weather.

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Looking Ahead 12-24 hours

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Your Nelson County Life custom area forecast including: Wintergreen, Rockfish Gap, Piney River & Crozet

Sunday: Sunny early then mostly cloudy with a chance of rain afternoon over 50% of the area.
* Highs Valley: 43-46°
*On the mountains: 36-39° (Light snow likely after midnight)
*Winds: E 5-10 MPH
*OVERNIGHT: Cloudy with a 50% chance of rain possibly mixed with snow after midnight. Lows valley: 30-33° : Mountains: 28-31° : Winds: E 5-10 MPH

In the extended period: By Monday Partly sunny with highs in the lower 40’s valley a bit cooler mountains with gusty winds. Highs for the remainder of next week generally in the upper 30’s to lower 40’s valley and 30’s mountains. Overnight lows drop to the low & mid 20’s

Rain & or snow renters the forecast again by Thursday with a much more significant storm system. This is one that has the potential to create some real winter weather. I’ll keep you posted!

Jan Smith takes us out for the weekend, with a cut from her latest CD 29 Dances. This one’s called Simple Path to Freedom.

Have a great Weekend!

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jan smith 29 dances
Today’s cut is Simple Path to Freedom from the CD 29 Dances.

Visit Jan’s Homepage by clicking right here to learn more about her CD.

Louisville, Kentucky native Jan Smith writes songs rooted in vibrant imagery and sincere, stark emotion. The artists whose music she grew up with — Merle Haggard, Nina Simone, and Townes Van Zant among many others – influence her work, as does the traditional bluegrass music of her new home in the mountains of central Virginia.

On April 4, 2006, Landslide Records released “29 Dances,” produced in Nashville by Bil VornDick (Alison Krauss, Ralph Stanley). The record features Johnny Hiland, Byron House (Sam Bush, Nickel Creek), Pat McInerney (Nanci Griffith), Randy Kohrs, David Talbot (the Grascals), Mark Fain (Ricky Skaggs), Robert Bowlin (Bill Monroe), Patty Mitchell, and Smith’s partner, Jeff Vogelgesang.

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