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Misc 2020/21 Fall and Winter Whamby Thread

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Tarheel1 said:
Only time I’ve seen snow in the teens or colder, was January 88! 45 years on earth, living in CLT and GSP , only once!!!! Until I moved up here! Just had light snow shower and 10 degrees! ⛄
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I wonder at what point it can be too cold to snow. Can it snow at -50 ? Im not sure.
 
KyloG said:
Won't matter...wherever we move it's not going to snow. We could move to Boston and it wouldn't snow for a decade.

I went to App State for 2 years before transferring to State and didn't see a single snowflake while in college there. It only snowed while I was on winter/spring break.


I was on spring break for this one so missed it. Missed it by a day...I was packing up my car to head back when school told us to stay home.

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This one happened on Xmas break.

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This happened the year after I transferred to State. Now I was at State so I got the 4-6" of snow/sleet.

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Wow, you really are jinxed. Now we know who to blame. You aren't planning on moving anytime soon are you? ?
 
YetAnotherRDUGuy said:
Wow, you really are jinxed. Now we know who to blame. You aren't planning on moving anytime soon are you? ?
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I'm moving to Tulsa in a bit over a month(which averages 9 inches of snow vs our 1.5) I was convinced Dallas wouldn't see a snowstorm til next winter while Tulsa is too far north

Of course it hasnt snowed yet there's still time to go awry :p
 
This is Raleigh's 20 yr snowfall avg....I went ahead and penciled in 1" of snowfall the next few years to see when it would drop below 4". The 2000-2004 period will be rolling off and this could probably approach 2" fairly soon...by 2030.

Not sure we will see 1" next few years.

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KyloG said:
This is Raleigh's 20 yr snowfall avg....I went ahead and penciled in 1" of snowfall the next few years to see when it would drop below 4". The 2000-2004 period will be rolling off and this could probably approach 2" fairly soon...by 2030.

Not sure we will see 1" next few years.

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Looking good
 
KyloG said:
This is Raleigh's 20 yr snowfall avg....I went ahead and penciled in 1" of snowfall the next few years to see when it would drop below 4". The 2000-2004 period will be rolling off and this could probably approach 2" fairly soon...by 2030.

Not sure we will see 1" next few years.

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Yea, 2000 dropping off the 20 year average surely won't help it nosediving.

Also, you'd think there'd be a turn upward after 2000 considering that year, but there isn't. Maybe 1980 was a really good year?

EDIT: I just looked it up. 1980 WAS a really good year.
 
KyloG said:
This is Raleigh's 20 yr snowfall avg....I went ahead and penciled in 1" of snowfall the next few years to see when it would drop below 4". The 2000-2004 period will be rolling off and this could probably approach 2" fairly soon...by 2030.

Not sure we will see 1" next few years.

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losers
 
Lickwx said:
I sense a chance of a bust today on the high end. Forecast is mid 40s. Currently, mid 40s and it looks like places to the south are running warmer. Maybe 60? Probably too hopeful but hey, the 60s made it to Fredricksburg VA yesterday!
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Niceeeeee warmth weenie
Lickwx said:
Yes you are , still gon be warmer than your crappy models . Go cross I-77 and do us all a favor :mad:! Stand in the far left lane! I might cut your brake lines off ! Watch out !
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YetAnotherRDUGuy said:
Yea, 2000 dropping off the 20 year average surely won't help it nosediving.

Also, you'd think there'd be a turn upward after 2000 considering that year, but there isn't. Maybe 1980 was a really good year?

EDIT: I just looked it up. 1980 WAS a really good year.
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Let’s hope Magic March saves us again like 1980.
 
Webberweather53 said:
Gonna have to press [x] doubt on those warm members. You're having to bank on a super amped cyclone running straight into a giant cold high to the north w/ a deep snow cover over the lower Lakes & NE US which will stabilize the boundary layer and force the storm track SE & even then those warm members erode the CAD in < 12 hours, which is extremely hard to do even if a giant low like that is realized.

Like I said earlier, good luck w/ that.

As much as I'd like to see that happen I doubt it unless the synoptic pattern dramatically changes
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That looks like a lot of cutters/inland runners. Yuck. ?
 
The western part of the southeast ( miss- clt ) is severely overdue intense Dallas okc level record cold . They will pay for all the above averagness they always seem to get . If we dig the tpv deeper and stall it properly I could enjoy 60s while atl and clt freeze their ------ balls off.

Eastern nc ( east of Raleigh ) peeps can it , y’all had all time record lows 3 years ago. Literally lows that have been seen once or twice only in 100+ years.
 
Lickwx said:
The western part of the southeast ( miss- clt ) is severely overdue intense Dallas okc level record cold . They will pay for all the above averagness they always seem to get . If we dig the tpv deeper and stall it properly I could enjoy 60s while atl and clt freeze their ------ balls off.
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Fook up boi, your getting CADed until a May upper level low pops up ?
 
Staying down the cliff. It's so comfortable! SE ridge makes cutters, cutters gonna cut. NWS afternoon disco:

? ☔ ?

The trend in guidance
has consistently been toward a more inland track, and as such wintry
weather is looking less likely over our area,
T except perhaps for portions of the NC mtns, where we continue to advertise a wintry mix
Monday morning. In fact, depending upon the eventual surface cyclone
track and how erosion of the CAD air mass trends, isolated severe
storms and especially heavy rainfall may prove to be of greater
concern. Based upon the trends in the global guidance, we fell
relatively confident in advertising an actual dry day next Wed (but
again, looking beyond Day 7, this drying will be brief). Within the
persistent CAD regime, forecast max temps are generally be below
normal and min temps near to a little above climo through the
period.
 
Ouch...it seems the DC crew sucks too. I would hope that is just the NAM being the NAM and that is filled in.

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