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Misc 2020/21 Fall and Winter Whamby Thread

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RainlessSnowless & Grumpy said:
I did! A 10k a year raise and 3 extra weeks off a year got me out of CAE! And getting snow holed like that in the winter of 17-18 helped my decision. I'm actually in a good spot to get a good snow each year here. Not sure what the hell has happened since Dec 2018! Hopefully this year changes that.
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You’ve really just come at a bad time. You usually could rely on a 2-4” storm and some flizzards every year, which to me is good
 
RainlessSnowless & Grumpy said:
I did! A 10k a year raise and 3 extra weeks off a year got me out of CAE! And getting snow holed like that in the winter of 17-18 helped my decision. I'm actually in a good spot to get a good snow each year here. Not sure what the hell has happened since Dec 2018! Hopefully this year changes that.
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You need to move about 500 miles further north !
 
Sleet City USA said:
You’ve really just come at a bad time. You usually could rely on a 2-4” storm and some flizzards every year, which to me is good
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Oh yeah. I'm from up this way originally. Moved to CAE for a job in 2013. Its unlikely we go this year snowless here. GSP has not managed two snowless years in a row since the airport started keeping records in the 60s. I remember @Ollie Williams saying Greensboro did it 3 years in a row in the 90s. So if they can I know we can but I hope that doesn't happen anytime soon.
 
not too happy about my last comment being destroyed someone needs to spread Christmas cheer for Ashe county and southern Virginia lots of good people there that matter.
 
RainlessSnowless & Grumpy said:
Actually @Dewpoint Dan when I retire I may try Michigan out. I'll buy me a snow blower to keep the driveway clean, stock up on food and just watch it snow all winter. And summers are actually enjoyable up there!
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I hear when you move to Michigan they give you ballots already filled out as a welcome gift. Sorry that was hanging fruit.
 
metwannabe said:
Great story and don't apologize, I mean have you read the rest of this forum?
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LOL! I know right! I'm glad you like my story. I know I don't contribute much because my 4 year old keeps me plenty busy and taking care of my grandma too, but I love you all. It's like we're all family, maybe a little dysfunctional at times, but that makes it fun too. So, I love catching up when I can.

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atlantasweetie said:
I can tell you my story. I was a freshman in high school in 93. I remember Glenn Burns talking about it. My cousin was staying with me and my grandma. That week was crazy. We had thunderstorms that you get in the Summer the beginning of the week (Monday) or a few days prior. By Friday, my cousin and I were watching Glenn Burns talking about the snow and we both said that we going to school next Monday. We just knew nothing was going to happen. So, after about 1am, we went to sleep. I woke up maybe ar 5am and looked out of my window and didn't see anything. So, I knew it was a fluke. I went back to sleep and a few hours later, I woke up and saw the snow (it was daylight) and said Holy poop! (sorry moderators). My cousin and I ate breakfast and headed out the side door. It was bitterly cold for Atlanta standards. The wind was blowing pretty good and you couldn't see 2 feet in front of you. I couldn't see the houses down the street. I had just had my hair done and wasn't about to ruin my hairdo. My hood wasn't what you would wear in snow. Anyway, I'm 5'0 and that snow came up to just above my knees. We walked to the the bus stop (top of the hill) and we couldn't tell if we were in the street or on the hill where we caught the school bus. It was so much snow. We had a ball. Never forget that storm. Sorry for the long post.

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What part of Atlanta? We turned the lights on after watching Family Matters that Friday night and already had several inches up in Cherokee county. We stayed all snow with 18”. That’s wild that it took so long to go to snow with you.
 
EmersonGA said:
What part of Atlanta? We turned the lights on after watching Family Matters that Friday night and already had several inches up in Cherokee county. We stayed all snow with 18”. That’s wild that it took so long to go to snow with you.
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Sw Atlanta. I'm near the Cascade area.

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Dewpoint Dan said:
Atlanta has not had a single snow more than 4" in Feb since 1928. Out of the top 8 biggest snows in Atlanta, they all occurred in January or March.
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Had a few just north of the city but you are right. My biggest have been March and December. January has more volume though.
 
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