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Misc Fall - End of 2019 Whamby

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metwannabe said:
Well maybe we need to quit trying to figure out the future so much, let....well wrong thread just sit back and see what happens. Does seem the more we know, the more we realize, we really don't know that much.

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And somethings we may never know like the true nature of reality because where on the inside looking out with only our limited brains making best guesses as to what’s out there.


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Just do yourselves a favor and stop checking in every few hours to see if the models have changed. Just an opinion. I have backed off some. The models are just a train wreck. Seems like they have been forever. And I don't know if we can blame the models or ourselves for falling for it every single time and watching them so hard. This crap is getting old. I am speaking for myself too but sheesh we are so freakin gullible when it comes to falling for it. Maybe if we stop paying Mother Nature so much attention, she'll throw us a bone to get us to give her more attention.

Just remember, there has been many Winters where there has been virtually nothing until late January.
Yall have a Merry Christmas!!!
 
metwannabe said:
Man I don't know Lol.... just doing some down and dirty quick research and the magnetic field is caused by the molten iron within the inner core of the Earth. Which, if not mistaken, is more a result of the extreme heat generated by extreme pressure within the core. Also it appears since it's discovery back in the early 1800's the poles have moved over 1200 miles. Usually around 6 mpy so this 35 or so mpy movement now is fascinating and fastest in "recorded" history. But who knows how fast it moved in 1400 bc or 1710, you get my drift.
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Start a magnetic field thread! Ha jk.
 
superjames1992 said:
The back half of winter is when we historically average the most snow, though, so I'm not sure it's all that surprising. December is likely above the climatological average for this decade for a lot of NC between the Christmas/Boxing Day storm of 2010 and the mauler last mid-December.
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Nope! March is our snowiest month
 
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Robert West said:
Just do yourselves a favor and stop checking in every few hours to see if the models have changed. Just an opinion. I have backed off some. The models are just a train wreck. Seems like they have been forever. And I don't know if we can blame the models or ourselves for falling for it every single time and watching them so hard. This crap is getting old. I am speaking for myself too but sheesh we are so freakin gullible when it comes to falling for it. Maybe if we stop paying Mother Nature so much attention, she'll throw us a bone to get us to give her more attention.

Just remember, there has been many Winters where there has been virtually nothing until late January.
Yall have a Merry Christmas!!!
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You know Robert, I was going to just give you a thumbs up, but wanted to say how much I agree with you on this. I mean back when I was growing up in the 60's and 70's.....YIKES....and all we had to go on basically was what the TV Mets told us, I would get so sick of it just not looking like a chance for snow in their extended forecasts, I would just not tune in for a week or so, and all of a sudden, something was there.

Now we can see all the models, changing all the time, and it's frustrating to say the least. I stay away for a few days from time to time. Just hope it turns to our favor at some point. Couldn't agree more with you.
 
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