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Miserable March

metwannabe said:
Just peachy, can't go outside and no sports on.... terrible time for CAD
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GaWx said:
SER/-PNA/warmth looking to dominate the SE US much of the rest of the month! This is good news as regards the potential to keep the spread of the virus from being worse than it otherwise would be if it were to be cold. This is a great example of a warm SE with a -EPO.
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Might actually be better to keep people at home instead of going out and about.
 
SouthATLwx said:
The high looks to be 84*F, roughly 8 degrees above the forecasted high.
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Great news and hopefully/likely a sign of things to come. I just looked at the various model outputs and they’re unanimous on AN dominating the SE US the rest of the month. And this is before making any adjustments for the recent weeks’ cold bias of all models. This is potentially very good news as regards the idea that having daily mean temperatures average well over 11 C for long periods (per a paper @Jon posted today in the virus thread) along with the higher dewpoints that the SER usually brings MAY along with social distancing help ultimately prevent a widespread infestation of the virus in the SE. Based on this, I may need to change the topic title back to Majestic March.
 
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Webberweather53 said:
Heat & humidity breaks down the membranes of most viruses (especially those similar in construction to CoV-19). Published literature thus far suggests that peak spread of CoV-19 occurs around 10C
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Many believe it will slow by June but be back in November. We shall see
 
Webberweather53 said:
Heat & humidity breaks down the membranes of most viruses (especially those similar in construction to CoV-19). Published literature thus far suggests that peak spread of CoV-19 occurs around 10C
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Knowing how stubborn it has been the last few years, it feels incredibly good to have the SER and GW on our side instead of against us! It reminds me of a face turn in pro wrestling (going from a bad guy to good guy). Let’s get that virus!
 
GaWx said:
Knowing how stubborn it has been the last few years, it feels incredibly good to have the SER and GW on our side instead of against us! It reminds me of a face turn in pro wrestling (going from a bad guy to good guy). Let’s get that virus!
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Standby. Help is on the way ? 2AA97F63-2621-49E0-8A14-96DB7B8E6501.png
 
GaWx said:
Great news and hopefully/likely a sign of things to come. I just looked at the various model outputs and they’re unanimous on AN dominating the SE US the rest of the month. And this is before making any adjustments for the recent weeks’ cold bias of all models. This is potentially very good news as regards the idea that having daily mean temperatures average well over 11 C for long periods (per a paper @Jon posted today in the virus thread) along with the higher dewpoints that the SER usually brings MAY along with social distancing help ultimately prevent a widespread infestation of the virus in the SE. Based on this, I may need to change the topic title back to Majestic March.
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It's always majestic (as is any month) if you look at it with the right set of glasses ... ?
 
BHS1975 said:
The ground is definitely drying out and will be like a brick by this weekend.


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Maybe where you are but not in Winston Salem area. Ground is still wet and soft. Ground temperature still around upper 40s in most areas some around 51 degrees.
 
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