First storm of the season! Little ice pellets raining down. Mt. LeConte shrouded in a snowstorm. Travel over Newfound Gap in the Smoky Mountains not advisable.
Bring it on! Snow us in! Heat up the chocolate.
First storm of the season! Little ice pellets raining down. Mt. LeConte shrouded in a snowstorm. Travel over Newfound Gap in the Smoky Mountains not advisable.
Bring it on! Snow us in! Heat up the chocolate.
It’s not unusual to spot a bear in and around Gatlinburg and the Great Smoky Mountains. But this fall, in the year of the Pandemic, a family of...
Along Glades Road, in the heart of Gatlinburg's historic Arts and Crafts Loop, you will find Morning Mist Village. Take a break from your Smoky...
Set-up today for the July 2017 version of the Gatlinburg Craftsmen's Fair at the Gatlinburg Convention Center. Running from July 14th through the...
Your pictures are beautiful! It really reflects the beauty of God’s earth!
I just had a question. Here in Texas, we have hail storms that look like what you call Ice Pellets in two of your pictures. What is the difference?
They just seemed different than the round hailstones. Bigger than sleet, but not quite hail. Just little chunks of ice.