Pattern Winter outlook 2022/2023

[Brick Tamland]

Maybe this is the year we finally get a big snowstorm. Not a little 2-3 inch one but 8+ inches. It’s gotta happen again at some point right?

That's what my wife keeps hoping for.

 

[Chazwin]

I guess sooner or later. But considering GSP can't even get a double digit year, asking for a double digit storm seems a little much. It's been 30 years this winter since GSP last had a double digit year in 92-93. So the better question is will any of us still be alive when it finally happens again?

I didn’t realize it had been that long since GSP had a double digit year. There’s a lot of cities in the Carolinas that are due for a double digit year. I know CLT’s last one was ‘03-04 and I’m pretty sure RDU’s last was ‘99-2000.

 

[JHS]

Has it been that long? I wasn’t even born in 88 lol

Jan 7 1988. A repeat of that would make almost everyone on here happy.

 

[Snowfan]

Jan 7, 1988:

 

[Chazwin]

Jan 7 1988. A repeat of that would make almost everyone on here happy.

I would love to experience a storm like that again…it was the last time that CLT has experienced a snowstorm with temperatures in the teens.

 

[RainlessSnowless & Grumpy]

I didn’t realize it had been that long since GSP had a double digit year. There’s a lot of cities in the Carolinas that are due for a double digit year. I know CLT’s last one was ‘03-04 and I’m pretty sure RDU’s last was ‘99-2000.

Yeah it's been some pretty bad luck for GSP. There have been localized spots in the area outside the mtns get a foot. I know Inman did in Dec 2018 and as others have said the eastern upstate did well in Jan 2000 and Feb 2004. But as far as a storm that brought widespread double digits it's been 30 years!

 

[Tarheel1]

I would love to experience a storm like that again…it was the last time that CLT has experienced a snowstorm with temperatures in the teens.

I will never see a snowstorm like that in my lifetime, even here in Iowa! They Havnt had a double digit single snow event since 2012 or something. So they are rare up here also! ?️

 

[Snowlover87]

Jan 7, 1988:

Man Birmingham really got screwed with this storm didnt they ?

 

[J1C1111]

Has it been that long? I wasn’t even born in 88 lol

That Jan 88 storm was a beast snow storm. Got 16 inches out of that storm. It will happen again but like others mentioned who knows when. Hopefully this is the year.

 

[Stevo24]

I’m still learning, but is this something brewing on hour 384?

 

[Logan Is An Idiot 02]

View attachment 123990I’m still learning, but is this something brewing on hour 384?

Probably not for the southeast. Cold air is still in the middle of the country

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[RainlessSnowless & Grumpy]

View attachment 123990I’m still learning, but is this something brewing on hour 384?

Probably need to first learn hr 384 on any model is about as useless as an ejection seat on a helicopter

 

[Stevo24]

Probably need to first learn hr 384 on any model is about as useless as an ejection seat on a helicopter

I’m aware but every storm was once at hour 384… or not at all lol

 

[Tarheel1]

I’m aware but every storm was once at hour 384… or not at all lol

The best storms are the ones that show up with 2-3 day notice! ?

 

[HKY1994]

This look should present the opportunity for a winter storm rolled forward I would think. 0z euro control


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[Metwannabe]

I'm confident there will be snow before Christmas in the SE outside of elevation and before an unnamed troll ask, no this does not include Kentucky

 

[weatherfide]

They’ve probably been burned a thousand times predicting a below normal outlook for the southeast. Best to just go with what happens most of the time.

The Weather Channel is the MSNBC of weather. Just ignore them. Try WeatherNation instead.

 

[Stevo24]

I'm confident there will be snow before Christmas in the SE outside of elevation and before an unnamed troll ask, no this does not include Kentucky

Hehe

 

[NoSnowATL]

I'm confident there will be snow before Christmas in the SE outside of elevation and before an unnamed troll ask, no this does not include Kentucky

So Kentucky isn’t the SE? Did I do it right?

 

[BullCityWx]

WRAL went warm/below avg snow.