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So 60°at 1am on December 18th? Not surprising at all anymore.I sniff, I smell, I hear, I see, I envision, I think, and what I come to conclude is, this is a dumpster fireView attachment 55990 and will probably happen View attachment 55989
I was in Durham up from Florida for my job interview and it was just a very cold rain here. Greensboro got some snow, though, so it wasn't far off.I got nothing here at RDU from that one, I don't remember even getting a flake that day.
Yep, That’s above average as a high temp, at 1am, we suck !!!So 60°at 1am on December 18th? Not surprising at all anymore.
Is there any video/articles/documentation of that convective snow event in 2013?
That spells a squall line along the front, about ready to cross I-65. Cue BruceI sniff, I smell, I hear, I see, I envision, I think, and what I come to conclude is, this is a dumpster fireView attachment 55990 and will probably happen View attachment 55989
Deee Teee is over on the other board touting a weakening La Nina toward the end of winter. Thats all good and can't hurt but it may be a little too late for us down here. We need to keep the Atlantic side somewhat favorable and maybe when the Pac reshuffles we can score occasionally. But a big vortex over AK is not a pattern that you get out of quickly.Yep, That’s above average as a high temp, at 1am, we suck !!!
April 1987 redux for the win... Delayed but not denied!!!Deee Teee is over on the other board touting a weakening La Nina toward the end of winter. Thats all good and can't hurt but it may be a little too late for us down here. We need to keep the Atlantic side somewhat favorable and maybe when the Pac reshuffles we can score occasionally. But a big vortex over AK is not a pattern that you get out of quickly.
That’ll sure make it feel like Christmas.So 60°at 1am on December 18th? Not surprising at all anymore.
Your right, it will be to late, we’ll be in the freezer in April but to warm to snowDeee Teee is over on the other board touting a weakening La Nina toward the end of winter. Thats all good and can't hurt but it may be a little too late for us down here. We need to keep the Atlantic side somewhat favorable and maybe when the Pac reshuffles we can score occasionally. But a big vortex over AK is not a pattern that you get out of quickly.
Pain.this Convective setup almost matches what we had the end of last February when it comes to temps/thermodynamics looking back at that thread
I got some graupel with that setup.... and wasn’t even in the heaviest returns, so I’ll gladly take itPain.
Got NAM’d. CJ hyped it. Rain snow line crashes about 2-3 hours after it was supposed to. Snowed for a couple hours. Had my expectations too high probablyI got some graupel with that setup.... and wasn’t even in the heaviest returns, so I’ll gladly take it
I think it's like sleet. It's nice to see for a few minutes, but then you're like, when will there be more? Although, I think that it's different for you and I considering that we get accumulation snow each year. For everyone else, non accumulating snow is the best there is.I've always been more of an accumulation weenie, so snow showers/Snow TV don't really do much for me. Don't get me wrong, I'll take what I can get, but if I spend time tracking a storm and just get nonaccumulating snow out of it, I don't consider that a win.
FixedIt’s going to be a long 3-4 months. AGAIN
Naw someone will see something before winter is over. Even is bad years we get at least one storm in the SE.Fixed