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Misc 2020/21 Fall and Winter Whamby Thread

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Rick said:
Very important runs today cheers or tears ?
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Hopefully colder at 12Z, especially the Euro suite. I love cold in the SE as it does get me excited. So, I’d cheer it on. But regardless, it is only weather and thus pretty unimportant when compared to good health and other things. So, whatever it is, it is. So, yes, some disappointment but no tears if it is warm. We’d survive the warmth just fine even if not wanted. Look at the bright side. Lower heating bill.

Fwiw (not much), the 12Z NAM was a little better late in its run vs 6Z.
 
King Kong Winter Storm Potential Feb 13th-17th

Thread started on the 5th. This must be a record for earliest winter weather thread started on the forum...
 
People on here talking about CAD in the King Kong thread like that actually gives us wintry weather these days. Nah, just more 30s and RN!!
 
Tagat said:
WINTER STORMS CANCELED!!! I am with Brick dagnabit!!! How dare the Ensembles runs show snow 6 7 8+ days and take them away and change them to rain. I Couldn't care less about Pattern changing or Ensembles showing a snow storm to track 9 10+ days out only to turn them to rain as they get closer and then show more winter storms for the next week and repeat.

Kicking the Can down the Road. These models can not be consistent more than 6 hours at a time. Now, Now you gonna tell me just wait the pattern is starting to settle in and come Fab Feb we are all gonna get buried.

BULL HONKY!!! when that cold air does finally show up you gonna tell me it surpressing the southern flow to Cuba.

Well I Say NO THANK YOU SIR!!! NO Thank you. I am official canceling WINTER STORMS IN THE SOUTH EAST. NO Snow For You. Nothing to see here just go home.....
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Originally posted Jan 16, 2019. Still True Now ... Rinse Repeat
 
The 12z GFS is raising hopes in the Kong thread only to crush again. Don’t trust the 7 day storm, overdone cold (Brownsville ice not happening), PV location. PV can’t decide if it wants to live in western or eastern Canada.
 
bingcrosbyb said:
The 12z GFS is raising hopes in the Kong thread only to crush again. Don’t trust the 7 day storm, overdone cold (Brownsville ice not happening), PV location. PV can’t decide if it wants to live in western or eastern Canada.
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GEFS looks horrible so I don't know why anyone would give the OP the time of day...
 
Time to get this bad boy cranked up and going.
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Don’t care what happens here over the next week as long as it stays dry in Daytona
 
CyclonicFury said:
I don't understand why so many people on here seem to want Brick to fail to get snow. He's just a snow weenie like the rest of us.

Also, when Brick gets snow, I usually get snow as well, so I can't help but root for him to get it. RDU just had its least snowy decade on record, it's not like we are in the middle of an all time great stretch for snow in this area, as some posters would seem to suggest. We just aren't sucking as much as other parts of the south, though there have been storms where we got nothing and other areas scored, like December 2017.
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I saw an article a few weeks back saying that Nashville along with a few other cities had the biggest yearly average snow decline in the USA. I believe it was talking about the 30 year average from 20 years ago compared to the most recent 30 year average. When I first moved here I think the yearly average was 11.1 or maybe even 13 inches per year in the city of Nashville itself. That was the 1960-1990 30 year average. I guarantee it is probably closer to 4 inches now that we are including the 2010s in the 30 year. I would kill to have an average winter snowfall of 12-15 inches of snow. It’s a big big difference on frequency of snowfalls and accumulating snows then if you are only getting 4-6 Per winter. That’s what’s hard about living here. Yes we get more snow then a lot of the south that isn’t at elevation but just 130 or so miles north in Louisville Kentucky they do so much better with an yearly average snow in the 13-15 inch range. So close but yet so far away when your raining and the radar is blue 60 miles away.
 
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