This part ruins the credibility of that source IMO:
The snow is typically at its deepest on November 13, with a median depth of 2.2"
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The snow is typically at its deepest on November 13, with a median depth of 2.2"
pcbjr
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Oh well - it's what I have on hand ....
pcbjr
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OK - point being what? 2.2 at that latitude? I'm sorry but I'm lost here .... I wasn't picking a fight, just trying to provide some data
looks like from what you sent they average 4" per year
no diff than what i posted
confused on the exchange here .....
pcbjr
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plus, what I sent says exactly the same thing you post from another source - so where is the cred issue?
Quote from my source: The snow is typically at its deepest on November 13, with a median depth of 2.2"; the depth exceeds 2.7" only one year out of ten.
You post - The snow is typically at its deepest on November 13, with a median depth of 2.2"
I take credibility very seriously FWIW
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ForsythSnow
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Georgia's apparently 60% accurate groundhog says it's spring! Winter cancel! Lol
Better get pre emergent out asap
ForsythSnow
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I just realized that GFS Para is back.
pcbjr
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tossed a bunch of links, including tropical, into the "Links" thread. if anyone's interested or can use them ....
packfan98
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Come on Y'all! There's no Northwest trend right now! There's not enough consistency...most models have no storm. The northwest trend happens in the last 72 hours.
Well technically February is when you need to put it down anyway regardless of what type of weather. Lol.
1993 and 2014 were major busts for our groundhog. We all know what happened those years.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Beauregard_Lee
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Brick Tamland
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I think it would be better to just live in South Florida where it's always warm.
GeorgiaGirl
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Well the groundhog may be right but yeah in 2014 just 11 days after he "saw his shadow", there was a historic ice storm.
pcbjr
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Here ya go, Brick... LOL (actually, draw a line from Cross City, north of Ocala and Palatka to Ponte Vedra Beach and anything south of there is miserable, any time of the year - odd how the climate changes given 50 to 60 miles - it'll often be 22º here and 37º in Ocala).
Flurry
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Welcome Spring!!
pcbjr
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Supplement to mine @ 556 in the Feb thread:
If anyone wants to look at the skit (it's about 3 minutes) - here's a link - I'm not posting video in the discussion thread:
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=lucy+and+ethel+chocolate+factory
If anyone wants to look at the skit (it's about 3 minutes) - here's a link - I'm not posting video in the discussion thread:
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=lucy+and+ethel+chocolate+factory
pcbjr
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Maybe - but I'm headed to church on Sunday after first sitting in a bar the next 2 days reading these posts - somewhere there has to be an answer ....This isn't going to end well is it!?!
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whatalife
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SMH! I'd go to church. Much healthier answers are found there. At least praying to God you are being somewhat proactive. But drinking away this winter might not hurt either. So there you go. LOL!
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pcbjr
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I try to keep religion and politics out of everything I do in public - but I am "proactive" FWIW, and my priest enjoys a belt with me (he's Irish like me) - so not a bad combo LOL
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