Misc 2019 Banter & Friendly Conservation

[Metwannabe]

Should I tell everyone in the storm thread they’re tracking a cloud canopy or just let it go?

Let it go and read my other post..... thanks Jim Bob

 

[Jimmy Hypocracy]

Let it go and read my other post..... thanks Jim Bob

Me

 

[Metwannabe]

Should I tell everyone in the storm thread they’re tracking a cloud canopy or just let it go?

And even if I'm chasing a cloud canopy......

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[Jimmy Hypocracy]

And even if I'm chasing a cloud canopy......

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[Snowflowxxl]

Not a chirp on how the 29-30 storm looks today. Guess it is going about as well as this winter has.

 

[J.C.]

By the way, while I don't doubt that we're slowly warming, I doubt that it is that noticeable in recent times. Unless next January is super warm, when they redo the calculations for Augusta on 1990-2020, the average for January will be around....**drumroll**….58. Which is what it is at most sources now.

Perhaps if you do everyday instead of just the monthly average, it'd be different though.

Which on the other hand, I'm only at just +3 then for January as well. We torched big time early in the month (calculating that 8 day torch, it was +11), so it's super impressive that it's somehow just +3 now. Looking at the forecast, that will probably be where it stays.

Based off what I've seen while poking around Wunderground, I'm about to poke into the summers from back a while, because the early winter averages were interesting. They weren't super cold at all, and some were above average.

Edit: I picked out a good one. That 1952 summer must have been icky. June's average was 96 and July's was 94.
Edit2: It's mostly not crazy though. There's heat but it's not overly hot.

Now calculate the average low for January.

 

[Rain Cold]

Not a chirp on how the 29-30 storm looks today. Guess it is going about as well as this winter has.

Models have to get past the 26-28 storm to see the 29-31 storm clearly!!

 

[mydoortotheworld]

I’ve never seen it so quiet for a threat under 7 days

 

[Snowflowxxl]

29-31 looking like a dry frontal passage, and the odds of a low forming after it are about as likely as the midlands seeing snow in the next decade.

 

[Jimmy Hypocracy]

I’ve never seen it so quiet for a threat under 7 days

Tracking rain becomes exhausting. It really does take a toll staying up til 2:30 every night to look at rain maps

 

[Tarheel1]

Not a chirp on how the 29-30 storm looks today. Guess it is going about as well as this winter has.

It’s close! Few tweaks, and boom!

 

[Tarheel1]

GFSv3 keeping the enthusiasm going! That 30th storm looks amazing

 

[STORM6]

This thread is still going??

 

[Brent]

This thread is still going??

not sure it will ever end its a classic

 

[LetItSnow]

46 more days to daylight savings time, that's a long time to wait...

 

[Brent]

46 more days to daylight savings time, that's a long time to wait...

we should just stay on DST... who needs sunlight in the morning?

 

[Tagat]

This thread is still going??

Of course it is. Still plenty of time to trend better. Never give up,never surrender. Fight til the very end.

 

[NoSnowATL]

So Houston has seen more snow then Atlanta and most places on the south. Don’t worry JB says Late February and March is our turn.


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[Brent]

So Houston has seen more snow then Atlanta and most places on the south. Don’t worry JB says Late February and March is our turn.


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I was joking last night Houston gonna start averaging more snow than Dallas

/s

 

[No snow for you]

It's at least time to unpin those threads. Just put it out of its misery already. I see a few hanging on to hope the models are wrong. The only times the models are wrong is when they show snow for the upstate.