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Is the big La nina induced super active Hurricane season inbound still being spouted, hyped?
Is the big La nina induced super active Hurricane season inbound still being spouted, hyped?
Especially when we have a cane season threadYou know its bad when you see cane questions in the Feb thread.....hard to watch the second system of the season miss us to the SE...who woulda thunk it,
Maybe I missed it on here but what has been the cause for these storms going south of us with no NW trend like usual? Especially in an El Niño where we should be getting hit constantly with moisture.
Pollen will go wild!That CMC torch is impressive, 20C 850s across the SE is summertime levels View attachment 146703View attachment 146704
That I agree with as far as accumulating snow. March 15th is the time I stop watching for a snow storm to pop up. Every few years we can get some flurries in April on a cold front coming through at 2AM.mid march on forward
I do also but just trying not to speak on it much.just got that march snow feeling this year...maybe wishing but feel it the same
yeah i probably should have shutup myself..lolI do also but just trying not to speak on it much.
The models (I know I know) aren’t even showing any chance at that are they?I do also but just trying not to speak on it much.
Got that 70s. Low 80s feeljust got that march snow feeling this year...maybe wishing but feel it the same
Yeah this always a big concern to me with my line of work. There was hardly any local strawberry season the last two years and the peach crop has also taken a strong hit as well.I really don't know why we are cheering on 70's already and torches. This is going to be yet another year of early budding and blooming that's going to get killed come mid March-April when the inevitable cold flip and late season freeze happens.
I was pulling for this one fro, never wanted you to be more right!First call fro-model run for the week 1 Feb winter storm View attachment 142694
I thought us folks east of the mountains were not to expect the 70s? We were going to CAD away. Which is it, are we going to get 70s and bloom early then freeze or are we going to CAD to deathI really don't know why we are cheering on 70's already and torches. This is going to be yet another year of early budding and blooming that's going to get killed come mid March-April when the inevitable cold flip and late season freeze happens.
As I said a few weeks ago, Boone and Blowing Rock will eek out a few flurries before it’s overI thought us folks east of the mountains were not to expect the 70s? We were going to CAD away. Which is it, are we going to get 70s and bloom early then freeze or are we going to CAD to death
1:infinityWhat would y’all set the odds for March snow at? 1:50? 1:100? 1:500? Say for points along and north of 85 in north and South Carolina
That run was what we thought we'd see from day 10 onWe would get this look to show up in Marchsometimes you have to laugh to keep from cryingView attachment 146713
That’s a crazy perfect split flow look even by fantasy standards. That’s one you wanna frameThat run was what we thought we'd see from day 10 on
Can this not work in late March?We would get this look to show up in Marchsometimes you have to laugh to keep from cryingView attachment 146713
The best part of that run was how we got two solid shots of cold air while that baja wave gets cut off and rots in the southwest. That’s so usThat run was what we thought we'd see from day 10 on
dont kniw bout yall.but march has been good to us here bout 4 winter storms in last 10 years..not bad...but who knows9What would y’all set the odds for March snow at? 1:50? 1:100? 1:500? Say for points along and north of 85 in north and South Carolina
They had that yesterday.... try again.As I said a few weeks ago, Boone and Blowing Rock will eek out a few flurries before it’s over
What would y’all set the odds for March snow at? 1:50? 1:100? 1:500? Say for points along and north of 85 in north and South Carolina
smh..geezWe got this. Ensembles don’t work like they used to.
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You’re right. I personally don’t buy into this notion some have that it can’t snow in March anymore. I have had four 2”+ snowfalls after March 1 in the last 15 years and several traces. I just feel like the fact that the two best chances for us east of the mountains to miss due to being too suppressed in an El Niño just tells me that this isn’t our year.I know a lot of people have giving up on winter, but I would atleast wait until March 10. Remember the 1993 Superstorm. Just saying….
Also 8 inches of snow fell on Greensboro in April 1927.
FYI the chances of this happening is the equivalent of me winning pick 4 with the lotto, but it’s not zero.
Just saying winter is not over
Yep. We get to march 1 and the next 10 days look like donkey ---- on the models then it’s game over. I’m not writing off some early March event yet. That said, I’m not holding my breath and am actually looking forward to some 70sYou’re right. I personally don’t buy into this notion some have that it can’t snow in March anymore. I have had four 2”+ snowfalls after March 1 in the last 15 years and several traces. I just feel like the fact that the two best chances for us east of the mountains to miss due to being too suppressed in an El Niño just tells me that this isn’t our year.
They might have a few more flurries before it’s over. Nothing major or worthy of WSWThey had that yesterday.... try again.
The March 93 storm is a once of lifetime event unfortunatelyI know a lot of people have giving up on winter, but I would atleast wait until March 10. Remember the 1993 Superstorm. Just saying….
Also 8 inches of snow fell on Greensboro in April 1927.
FYI the chances of this happening is the equivalent of me winning pick 4 with the lotto, but it’s not zero.
Just saying winter is not over