I'd be ok with that.
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Misc Winter 22-23 Whamby and Banter Thread Part 2
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Brent
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I mean I don't really care one way or the other but it's either that or the sun comes up at 9am in the winter which has been tried and failed before in the 70s
Plus well standard time is the actual time... DST was invented later ?
Agreed, I much rather have the early sunrise then the 8:30 am sunrise that's for sure. Like you said some locations close to 9 am, which is nuts
LickWx
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I hate super late sunsets . Tho I hate the super early ones in winter. Maybe we go on dst during winter and standard during summer
Snowlover87
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some areas already have sunrises around 830am in winter, particularly Michigan.
I don’t even know if this winter was a shutout now. By other posters’ OBS, I’m assuming I got some flakes this morning, but I slept too late (damn DST!!). Did RDU actually report any snow? The hourly OBS doesn’t have it.
Snowlover87
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If you didn’t see it then it’s a shutout
I too slept in. lol. I can only look at this link from KINT and see light snow was reported for about an hour. Maybe you can figure out how to select RDU? Not sure what counts as a shutout.?..
Open link below....
Time Series Viewer
www.weather.gov
It hasn’t been a shutout at RDU since December as I recall
Anyone that lives near the time zone change has to deal with one extreme.
I love the time change, personally. I wish they'd just leave it alone.
Snowlover87
Member
Surprised nobody is talking about severe weather. There are tornado watches in GA and FL.
I used to feel this way but thinking about it, I'm an early riser and next year I'm retiring, so I'd love to have earlier sunrises tbh. I'll have all day to do what I need to get done outside and not going to bed with light still outside lol
Brent
Member
Ha you do have a point there. It's light past 9pm here in July. A bit much imo
Snowlover87
Member
When I lived up north you could see a little bit of daylight at 10pm.
rburrel2
Member
What have I not learned?
rburrel2
Member
I think you confuse tracking threats to be the same as expecting them to come to fruition and getting let down if/when they don't... maybe that's a problem you have, but not me.
But the problem is there is no threat. 10+ days out is never a threat even in Jan. No model is accurate that far out. At best you can say the pattern may be favorable. But in late March? Even a perfect pattern would likely not produce now. And yet you share double digit snowfall maps 258 hrs out in the main thread. And talk about 4 out of 20 ensembles having something. Well that's 80% that don't. You clearly have decent weather knowledge but this stuff makes you look like the biggest weenie on this board
Brick Tamland
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