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Misc 2020/21 Fall and Winter Whamby Thread
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Those EPS outliers weren’t by themselves. They had some support too bad it was 12 days out. It does kinda have my attention though because the GFS is kinda hinting at it. But just noise atm.
It's Dec.. I lean toward Vodka cold verifying here before a Mid Dec Southern Slider. Congrats DC/Virginia/NC.
MA folks would hang themselves if that happened.
I would love it. Never seen so many weenies cry about how it doesn't snow there and their average is 20+ inches per year. They don't have a clue what suck is.
SimeonNC
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Honestly all I want is something legitimate to track, it can be a huge bust for all I care. I just need the thrill and the distraction of tracking something right now,
It got colder in Gainesville this morning than here. Fail.
Webberweather53
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When they’re on time
Here's the seasonal map for the winter of 1951-52. Of course, Roxboro was the big winner east of the mountains, the only location recording a foot on the season.
1952-53 looks like a flizzard fest east of the mountains, several widespread trace events, but no measurable snow for anyone east of the far western piedmont.
As a point of comparison, here's the Midwestern Regional Climate Center map for the winter (using only raw, unadjusted, linearly interpolated data which may smooth out important mesoscale features in the seasonal field). I tried to add as much scrupulous detail and scrutiny of the raw data as possible when making the previous map.
wooooo day 4000 mean of 0.3
FamouslyHot
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Columbia, SC finished November at +4.8. I'm excited for a winter both front and back-loaded with heat!
Now that we’re beyond 1950, you should try plotting the snow accumulation so you can cross examine its snow maps w/ yours and the cli-mate one. Once you get to the 80’s you could use the land one which is fairly high resolution.
Webberweather53
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Yeah that's a real good idea, the data is obviously more reliable after 1950, and I will be able to compare my maps w/ NOHSRC after 2002.
NoSnowATL
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When you can't even get a GFS 384 hr fantasy storm..... womp womp oof oof
Dewpoint Dan
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Toronto somehow managed to have their 2nd warmest November on record AND had their snowiest November since 2002.
NoSnowATL
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There's always 18z
Ironically, in colder climates sometimes more warmth equals more snow. Too bad it’s not that way here!
I would gladly take a flizzard here in Raleigh. The past two winters we haven't had any around here (though there have been some farther west), it's just been the one accumulating snow and that's it.
Don't go on Twitter:
NoSnowATL
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I just want this. ?
BufordWX
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Absolute beauty for our areas! Don’t think we have seen that much snow from a single storm since.
NoSnowATL
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Yep, 6 plus inches of wet heavy snow with ice and sleet. One of the best I’ve experienced.
BufordWX
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The only one that I feel like came close since was February 2014. Although that one had more ice and sleet, but we still had a few inches of snow.
That's the most snow I've seen here. Around 6". I was only 8. I'm 18 and it has not snowed above 5" since them imby.
No, this except for the falling tree side.
NoSnowATL
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Yea I was on the wrong side for that one unfortunately.
BufordWX
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I still had a few inches from that one, but something about it just felt different to me. Doesn’t resonate as much with me.
NoSnowATL
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I got a lot of 32 rain.
Just found a YouTube video from early morning. The guy doing the video said Tallapoosa county was just added to the WSW area with 1-3” area wide. That busted a little on the low side.
Heaviest snow I can remember in the after noon. We picked up 5-6” inches in two or three hours.
Every flake that fell during that storm stuck which was a rare and beautiful thing to see!
BufordWX
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School systems around and north of Atlanta got bailed out in that 2017 storm. I believe some schools were still on for that day and then the heavy snow moved in mid morning. If we hadn’t switched back to rain for a few hours in the early afternoon that could have been a 2014 repeat.
That was January 2014 here. As crazy as the 9-10” of December 2017, it was no where near the mayhem of the Snowjam. Trying to get to my in-laws, sliding down the highway with moderate snow falling at 18 degrees in midday is something I won’t ever forget a moment of.
inb4 triple phaser that isn't shown until hour 84
BufordWX
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Book it!!!
Ok so hear me out
That 96 hour map that @KyloG posted? Gonna magically become triple phaser
Yeah its gonna happen March 1993 redux baby
When Worcester seems like a thousand miles from Boston.
Boo, that storm was awful here. I want this one again!
(Though this one gave GA nothing...maybe we can have one of each, LOL)
The EPS is back to crap after the nice 00z snow increase on the mean. SER/Cutter look past day 10.
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