Lol literally this. It's actually crazy in a time few will probably remember in the very beginnings of this place, but 1300m and I during our first few interactions got along quite well but along the way, things went sour (not really sure where) and they only exacerbated with time reaching a precipice here this evening. Btw, I'm not sure if he was the catalyst for this or not, but I know 1300m worked at the climate office a while back and their winter storm database is actually what really gave me the inspiration to do one of my own in more scrupulous detail that I've shown on here from time to time going back to 1895 and available thru 1938 (for now anyways haha
) & maybe someday it'll become doctoral thesis.
I've made sure to cross my Ts and dot my Is with many of these analyses and take detailed notes of observational discrepancies, errors, or changes I've made and providing solid reasoning behind said change. Just eyeballing what I have so far based on crude estimates I've made evaluating seasonal snowfall at 300 locations across NC, this winter storm we just saw (even before the ULL tomorrow) probably has already put us ahead of something like 30-50% of ENTIRE winters in the early 20th century. And to think we still have a lot of December, January, & February to go esp in an El Nino winter after all, that's usually backloaded af here and often doesn't snow significantly til January or even February.
https://www.webberweather.com/
