Cad Wedge NC
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Yeah, 1 in 5 sounds about right.I think there’s at least a 20% chance we see air as cold as Christmas the first week of February.
Yeah, 1 in 5 sounds about right.I think there’s at least a 20% chance we see air as cold as Christmas the first week of February.
Hopefully not. Do not want to lose the power grid.I think there’s at least a 20% chance we see air as cold as Christmas the first week of February.
No chance at all. Are you kidding me ? North GA is not seeing temps in the teens in the afternoon again this winter.I think there’s at least a 20% chance we see air as cold as Christmas the first week of February.
It does not take cold like we had at Christmas for winter weather though.I don't know how many times or different ways ways to break this; if it is not cold it will NEVER snow. Let me know how many 70 degree snows you've had and I'll reconsider my stance.
I've seen it time and time again here in the upstate where some of the best snows occurred at 35-36° So nope all these people sitting back hollering major Cold evidently don't realize we don't need the coldest of Air. Give me 35 and Upper levels just below 0 and I will take my chances all day long here regardless of what models or anyone saysIt does not take cold like we had at Christmas for winter weather though.
I don’t feel good , can you send me money? I’m a state student… well till May!State had another potential student suicide. Obviously the worst dream of those of us who work front lines with students.
I know there’s some state students here and I hope if you ever feel like that, you’ll go see student services.
Will you be moving away after college to a snowier climate ?I don’t feel good , can you send me money? I’m a state student… well till May!
nope. Grad school at state so not goin anywhere . Don’t plan on moving to the northeast or great lakes ever reallyWill you be moving away after college to a snowier climate ?
I don't want cold like Christmas either because it's guaranteed to be dry. 35-36 to start out and wet bulb down is fine. But to stay at 35-36 and have major accumulation is hard. From my experience here 34 and under is when it can really accumulate.I've seen it time and time again here in the upstate where some of the best snows occurred at 35-36° So nope all these people sitting back hollering major Cold evidently don't realize we don't need the coldest of Air. Give me 35 and Upper levels just below 0 and I will take my chances all day long here regardless of what models or anyone says
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I guess maybe some people would prefer no discussion about anything other than how bad the pattern is. Maybe from now on, just find the maps with the most red over the SE and talk about how bad the pattern sucks 10 times a day and rack up the likesI haven't seen a single person in here argue that this is objectively a good pattern. Thing is, once threats start showing up the pattern doesn't really matter. We track threats here, it's what we do. Most threats don't work out, in any pattern... maybe this threat is even more likely to trend poorly b/c of the underlying pattern, who cares? We track it anyways. As the example posted above, lots of winter storms manifest in the midst of bad patterns, it's not uncommon at all.
Did you move to SE Wake Co?I think I've had a new low here.... A Winter Storm Warning and the ground didn't even turn white ?
I guess maybe some people would prefer no discussion about anything other than how bad the pattern is. Maybe from now on, just find the maps with the most red over the SE and talk about how bad the pattern sucks 10 times a day and rack up the likes
I was wondering how many of those warnings verified. Seems like it stayed just a degree or two too warm.I think I've had a new low here.... A Winter Storm Warning and the ground didn't even turn white ?