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Misc 2020/21 Fall and Winter Whamby Thread

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CyclonicFury said:
Your love of heat and humidity is quite strange imo
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We’re stuck inside when it’s raining and cold !!! I would Much rather be at a pool or at a beach enjoying the outdoors/being social then stuck inside knowing it’s raining in the 30s, I mean seriously being stuck inside all day is depressing, so it ain’t really that strange
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
We’re stuck inside when it’s raining and cold !!! I would Much rather be at a pool or at a beach enjoying the outdoors/being social then stuck inside knowing it’s raining in the 30s, I mean seriously being stuck inside all day is depressing, so it ain’t really that strange
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There's the key. Not everyone sees it this way
 
olhausen said:
Most of the snow is gone but still a little in shaded areas. Pretty crazy seeing as temps have been above freezing since yesterday morning. Also had rain overnight and a low temp of 40. Currently 48 degrees. As long as this snow lasted if it weren’t for the warm layer I probably would have had closer to 15 inches like Arkansas from the two storms combined. The sleet allowed for a couple of extra days of deep snow though so it was a good trade off.
The back yard has more snow because it gets very few hours of direct sunlight.
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Welcome back to Brown Ground.
 
SD said:
Cold rain
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I’d have to go to Greensboro to see some snow, but I’d do it in a heartbeat.

Then again, patterns don’t work like they used to and so a Superstorm ‘93 repeat in March 2021 is probably nothing but a cold rain for all of the SE outside the mountains. ?
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
Ya i might be the only one here who loves summer lol
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I like a lot of things about summer, I just don’t find the weather itself to be particularly interesting and thus don’t post much on weather forums about it. It’ll be nice to be able to do more outside, though, for sure.
 
superjames1992 said:
I like a lot of things about summer, I just don’t find the weather itself to be particularly interesting and thus don’t post much on weather forums about it. It’ll be nice to be able to do more outside, though, for sure.
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Me and fro and SD gonna carry the forum
 
CyclonicFury said:
A 1993 repeat would be the most painful way to end the winter possible here. If I was alive for that storm I would have been angry.
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I was a senior that year. Woke up to Greg Fishel from Wral5 saying we could see severe weather begin at anytime during the day, and he seemed concerned of a tornado outbreak Triangle east. The skies looked the part too. The severe never materialized, at least in Alamance Co, where I was at. That evening, even though it was never stated that morning it would be possible, the temps dropped and the earlier mild rain turned into heavy snow falling. Completely caught me off guard, as a snow lover, I enjoyed every second. But the look that morning had that Kansas outbreak type of look. Dark, eerie, quiet, and the skies looked like severe was a guarantee. Havent seen that look since.
 
ryan1234 said:
Heyyyy, you watch it! ? I no longer live in the rainhole that is Indian Trail. My new location tends do much better during summertime storms.
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From what brad posted a week ago, UHI can actually effectively trigger storms, make sense as those localized areas can reach Convective temp quicker
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
From what brad posted a week ago, UHI can actually effectively trigger storms, make sense as those localized areas can reach Convective temp quicker
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Yup. And elevation comes into play as well I think. I know I sit on top of a ridge and have watched storms form and explode at my new place before I moved in while Indian Trail was left high and dry.
 
y’all gotta stop talking about storms lol the storm deprivation is bad rn. What do I even have to hold me over til may
 
Crazy temp swings today. Went from a low of 30 to a high of 63 just before the line of showers. Then the temp. dropped 9 degrees in 15 minutes and we are now back down to 46. So a 33 degree temp rise through the day followed by an almost 20 degree temp drop after the front.
 
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CyclonicFury said:
A 1993 repeat would be the most painful way to end the winter possible here. If I was alive for that storm I would have been angry.
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I was here on the coast, It from SNOW/Flakes flying to warm & in the 70's with-in 10 miles.. Not counting the wind(s)..
 
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