accu35
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Seeing your image here is a disappointment to us southerns it's a cutter!! Lol
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Misc 2020/21 Fall and Winter Whamby Thread
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Yeah, but it's going to be tough to find those pixie dust flurries Christmas Eve night after severe storms knock out power earlier in the day. Might have to pull out the flashlights!!!
It’s the tablesetter
Webberweather53
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The risk you take in a -NAO pattern: you just feed the mid-Atlantic.
Kind of shows that the chances of snow around here are very slim in any pattern. It's a losing battle and we just hope to get lucky once in awhile. We truly suck!
Looks about right, while the southeast is fed shitted on cornflakes
They are wrong. Let's see if 2-3 inches of snow verifies in Macon. If I had known they were ran off the old gfs before they would have been not allowed before.
Edit-maybe they aren't ran off the old gfs?
I'll add about the COD maps, constantly posting them in the Christmas thread is going to do nothing but drive unrealistic expectations. It's will drive many to a let down since most people only see the model that gives them the prettiest color.
smast16
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I mean give all credit to @Loganelliott99
Happy Festivus!
For the rest of us!!!
I remember when the last week of December looked good for snow. Now its the 1st week of January. I'm not the smartest man, but I'm seeing a familiar pattern developing here. ?
Parker
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I remember when the last week of December looked good for snow. Now its the 1st week of January. I'm not the smartest man, but I'm seeing a familiar pattern developing here. ?
We seem to always kick the can!
Few days ago ?I remember when the last week of December looked good for snow. Now its the 1st week of January. I'm not the smartest man, but I'm seeing a familiar pattern developing here. ?
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NoSnowATL
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Happens every year. Patterns always look good past day 10. I still think someone probably South mid Atlantic will get one.I remember when the last week of December looked good for snow. Now its the 1st week of January. I'm not the smartest man, but I'm seeing a familiar pattern developing here. ?
Oconeexman
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Yep like we've said o er the last 5 years in other boards..its always 10+ days away...gets old. Thats why I don't post much anymore and only read certain posters..the rest is just repetitive jarganI remember when the last week of December looked good for snow. Now its the 1st week of January. I'm not the smartest man, but I'm seeing a familiar pattern developing here. ?
NoSnowATL
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Fab Feb will save us. Or March. Or maybe next winter. But surely by 2030. ?I remember when the last week of December looked good for snow. Now its the 1st week of January. I'm not the smartest man, but I'm seeing a familiar pattern developing here. ?
I agree. Lately I come here while at work to whine and complain to pass time. But after work I don't even bother. Don't want to ruin my evenings. Maybe we head for glory later but I'm not a fan of the modeled pattern. The Pacific is crap and until that changes the NAO can only do so much.
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