I would love that. We need a storm to make up for the least snowy decade in RDU's records. I wish I was old enough to remember that one, I was only a year old at the time.
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Misc 2020/21 Fall and Winter Whamby Thread
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That is the dream storm... those come around once every 10-15 years or so... sadly.
Avalanche
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So sorry. Lived in Greensboro for that one. Got a foot, felt happy about it, then realized my family in Wake and Chatham got 16. Man, what a storm.
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I guess we'll have to wait until the second half of the month to get snow here. That will be our time for sure!
Which month and what year ?
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That's easy. It doesn't.
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We haven't had legit cold since January 2018. Since then we have not seen snow below 30°F or temperatures below 15°F. I would like to see some legit cold in place.
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That only happens here if thunderstorms are in the forecast.
Skies are still healing
Hard to believe that map since it doesn't show as much in the mountains. Webb said to use snow depth maps instead so until it shows there I wouldn't count on it yet.
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Just yesterday folks were saying the pattern looked great for winter storms here from the 15th onward, that it was the look that we score in almost every time, and today it apparently looks like crap.
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50/50
And yet, if you look at the today's models.. it doesn't look like crap. The pattern still looks pretty darn good for second half of the month.
like.. Hello??
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Well, the models haven't fully ingested the negative vibes from this forum, yet. They will come around to the warmth soon.
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Lol!!
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Thank you, United Kingdom! I get .2" of snow.
I was in Greensboro then, too. I was 7 and a half at the time, so I remember it, but not like I would as an adult. I think we were out of school for at least a week, maybe two.
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Aren't we in January? ?
Did I just get NAM’d by the euro?
Didnt see that coming but I'll take it
How do euro profiles look?
Borderline but no rates. I think if it would have had precip the model would have shown some snow. Seeing where this pattern is headed towards end of Jan...ain't going to pretty.
That's so weird
I'd love to see a list of Southern snow storms that verified after mid-long range models(5-10 days out) showed them happening. I'm sure the count is like 20 to 1 showing up and never happened. The grand daddy March 93 storm is notorious for being one that burned bright in all the long range models (to meteorologists' extreme skepticism) and actually came into being.
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Not terrible. My guess is still too cold. Allan's map is way, way too bullish, IMO.
I think we some token flakes and maybe some sleet. That's my hope.
Except we fall off towards the middle
Well, the Euro gets colder, but now the NC Piedmont gets next to no precip. Nothing is a given with this one, is it?
Wow, what a sad day for our nation....
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