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Misc 2019 Banter & Friendly Conservation

look at the apps break everything up for us around clt with that 27-28 storm, they have had enough !
 
I will not move until it is snowing, otherwise it would be sleeting with WAA coming from a low pressure a million miles to my south ?
 
Webberweather53 said:
Many on this forum would likely find a gif of early 2000s Britney Spears just as hot as February is going to be :)
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DarkKnight said:
It’s has a storm
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Looking at this map,it's close,but it would be a cold rain for my area. Also the Euro is showing this system in 8-9 day period,so it will change and will look a lot different or warmer.WHY Does EVERY System that looks like it has a chance to produce snow near the I-20 Corridor always have to be in the 8-10 day range and don't move into the 1-4 day range. :mad::(
 
How about no to all 3 of them? At least for my location it's how about no, but if we keep working on the FV3 and get it to 5-7 days, I need to get my butt up to NW Georgia for it somehow (I told that family I might be back on my own, and my parents didn't say no to that, lol).

FV3 has some energy transfer BS even if it was cold enough.
 
Having a love/hate crisis with this thread. So conflicted. I feel like I need a shower after spending time in here.
 
Jessy89 said:
I don’t think next weekend storm is a big one. But 1-3 inches is a good little event and I think that’s what the potential is for 1-3 perhaps 2-4 type event


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Considering we live in the Southeast 1-3 inches is a big event.


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SoutheastRidge said:
For the deep south, 1-3 is a big event. For TN and NC not so much.
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Any snow of 2 or more inches is a big snow for the south no matter if it’s the upper or Lower south. Although we usually get multiple accumulating snows up here every year, we still have winters that don’t see 2 inches from one storm more often then you’d think.
 
I average 2" of snow a year. 1-3" of snow is a big event IMBY and the BY of many in the SE. We also know that 1-3" a week out can be 0 or much more. Pointless to worry about anything other than the players being on the field. Right now, this is a good place to be.
 
Webberweather53 said:
Unfortunately, Alaskan highs usually retrograde & cycle thru in a period of 1-2 weeks, leading to (more) troughing in the Rockies thereafter unless there's a continuous resupply of anticyclonic wavebreakers from the NE Pacific thus -EPOs eventually turn into -WPOs that later degrade over NE Siberia. Planetary vorticity advection at its finest!
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This isn’t the place for this ----! Get it out!
 
I’d like to see the weekend storm trend a little colder.


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