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Misc 2020/21 Fall and Winter Whamby Thread

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At least it’s warmer here more often, imagine being stuck in low testosterone weather while I’m sitting in the 70s/80s more often #chump
Bruh, if you look at averages RDU has a annual mean warmer than Charlotte by 1 degree . You sure would never tell that going by the last 6 years .
 
Bruh, if you look at averages RDU has a annual mean warmer than Charlotte by 1 degree . You sure would never tell that going by the last 6 years .
But I thought nowadays it’s always your area getting cool while I bake ? That’s how things work right ?
 
Staying down the cliff. It's so comfortable! SE ridge makes cutters, cutters gonna cut. NWS afternoon disco:

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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.
Hoping we can get heavy rain and severe. It's obvious we are not getting major winter weather anytime soon. Maybe never again due to global warming. ATL and CAE probably will not get 1 inch or more of snow again in any of our lifetimes
 
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