Kind of like a lot of us will be this winter with our 5-7 day storms!The Browns are 0-16!
Kind of like a lot of us will be this winter with our 5-7 day storms!The Browns are 0-16!
CAE is in play. We probably are not. This is going to almost be a carbon copy of Dec 1989 in the Carolinas. Maybe just a little NW of that one.It's not going to make it to CAE, Jonesville, or GSP
Weeklies say it's going to be cold basically all January, except for a few days! Enjoy your cold and dryMe too, but I don't think I am. The biggest question now is if this turns out like the 1989-90 winter when we did a complete flip following a big eastern Carolinas snow. I'd love to see that if we are not getting snow. A repeat of February and March of 1990 would be nice.
LOL. I know, what even is going on anymore. I feel like screaming endlessly at my computer at the chaos and wishcasting that is becoming "I think a leprechaun is about to appear in my backyard" comments.New Years Resolution For Shawn:
Will refrain from this website when it needs to be treated like a daycare.
What in the Hell is going on here. I am about to change the minimum age to make an account here to 40. That probably isn't even gonna fix it.
Let's just go for a California Cutter. The energy will go backwards and Los Angeles will get a blizzard. The energy will go up to Alaska and the world will end.The way this thing is changing on the models we still have a chance for a Apps runner
Why not go for glory and root for a Honolulu runner ... LOL ...Let's just go for a California Cutter. The energy will go backwards and Los Angeles will get a blizzard. The energy will go up to Alaska and the world will end.
Dude, do you even look at the models and follow the clear and concise trends that change from run to run? The probability of this being an Apps runner is about as high as Hillary Clinton had at being President after the state of Wisconsin was called for Trump. I'm starting to think that you are simply being a troll.The way this thing is changing on the models we still have a chance for a Apps runner
Why not. This thing already went from cutter rain to fish snow. I don't think a middle ground solution can be completely ruled out the way these models have handled our energy so far this winterLet's just go for a California Cutter. The energy will go backwards and Los Angeles will get a blizzard. The energy will go up to Alaska and the world will end.
No matter what track would have to happen to get that LA blizzard, I would still get nothing!Let's just go for a California Cutter. The energy will go backwards and Los Angeles will get a blizzard. The energy will go up to Alaska and the world will end.
Oh trust me, he/she is. And honestly, it's impossible for a low like this to smash through this high we have.Dude, do you even look at the models and follow the clear and concise trends that change from run to run? The probability of this being an Apps runner is about as high as Hillary Clinton had at being President after the state of Wisconsin was called for Trump. I'm starting to think that you are simply being a troll.
Please don't get bent out of shape over a banter postDude, do you even look at the models and follow the clear and concise trends that change from run to run? The probability of this being an Apps runner is about as high as Hillary Clinton had at being President after the state of Wisconsin was called for Trump. I'm starting to think that you are simply being a troll.
I was only thirty miles north of the snow in 1989 and completely agree that this could definitely end up at least being an accumulating snowfall for both of us. I refuse to simply believe that this is going to solely be confined to the GA coast.I don't actually think I'm going to see snow, but unfortunately the analogs being tossed around have me interested. Even the 1989 but further W/NW one because I decided to look at that map and the actual accumulation areas were less than a 100 mile adjustment away from me (if I were to miss though, I DEFINITELY wouldn't mind seeing 1989 part 2!).
I was only thirty miles north of the snow in 1989 and completely agree that this could definitely end up at least being an accumulating snowfall for both of us. I refuse to simply believe that this is going to solely be confined to the GA coast.
From the afd it seems to be because of the duration and intensity of the coldHow many times does there have to be a hard freeze before BMX stops issuing Hard Freeze Warnings or Watches. Hard Freeze Warning for tonight and tomorrow night and then theres a Watch for the next 2 nights after that. Its not like hard freezes are unusual in AL so whats the big deal ?
Also, there are no Hard Freeze Watches or Warnings anywhere in GA.