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Misc 2019 Banter & Friendly Conservation

Still going in St. Louis
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carolinachaos said:
I really like that alot of the areas to the north and west is seeing snow. Our best winters happen. When the snow pack build to our north and west. So we should be rooting for those to the north and west to receive their snow.

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I know that’s a necessary evil but after the 20th cutter I will be done being “happy” a storm tracks over/north of us to build snowpack.
 
This snowpack to the northwest business...is that really a factor for the lower southeast? I get that it can keep an airmass cold but surely there are several factors that are way more important


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ATLwxfan said:
This snowpack to the northwest business...is that really a factor for the lower southeast? I get that it can keep an airmass cold but surely there are several factors that are way more important


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There is NOTHING more important than building a snowpack to the north. I think if you have that, blocking is less necessary.
 
Regardless of who may or may not get snow, it at least looks like that we will go through an extended period of cold weather for the first time all winter.
 
ATLwxfan said:
This snowpack to the northwest business...is that really a factor for the lower southeast? I get that it can keep an airmass cold but surely there are several factors that are way more important


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Ground temps and moon angle
 
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