Misc 2020/21 Fall and Winter Whamby Thread

[jackendrickwx]

Snow or ice. More then a trace.

Over

 

[Avalanche]

Over/ Under 2 winter storms for the SE?

Damn well better be over, or we might as well phone in springtime.

 

[NoSnowATL]

Damn well better be over, or we might as well phone in springtime.

I think 2 but 2 big ones. Most over winter will suck as normal.

 

[RainlessSnowless & Grumpy]

Over/ Under 2 winter storms for the SE?

Depends on where in the SE. The I20 corridor under. 0 to be precise. I85 corridor under. 1 to be precise. Anywhere else is fair game for 2 or more.

 

[EmersonGA]

Chattanooga sucks for ice storms.. not sure why exactly... We either get 6-8 inch snow, or flurries.. rarely ice, or blizzard. lol

The Cumberland Plateau is just tall enough to be a problem. I hate it when the cold holds up in NE Alabama and take forever to bleed over.

 

[J.C.]

The Cumberland Plateau is just tall enough to be a problem. I hate it when the cold holds up in NE Alabama and take forever to bleed over.

Indeed. If you’re southeast of the Cumberland Plateau and northwest of the Blue Ridge, you probably rarely ever see freezing rain.

 

[EmersonGA]

Indeed. If you’re southeast of the Cumberland Plateau and northwest of the Blue Ridge, you probably rarely ever see freezing rain.

1994 is the only time I can remember getting freezing rain without a wedge. We waited all day for the temp to drop a few degrees.

 

[Dewpoint Dan]

Depends on where in the SE. The I20 corridor under. 0 to be precise. I85 corridor under. 1 to be precise. Anywhere else is fair game for 2 or more.

Atlanta is on the I-20 and I-85 corridor, so what does that mean for Atlanta ?

 

[RainlessSnowless & Grumpy]

Atlanta is on the I-20 and I-85 corridor, so what does that mean for Atlanta ?

Zilch BHM, ATL over to CAE. That area has been horrendous for any type of winter weather for awhile now. GSP, CLT and RDU luck up and get 1 CAD storm but still finish below average.

 

[NoSnowATL]

Atlanta is on the I-20 and I-85 corridor, so what does that mean for Atlanta ?

Atlanta will see some snow this year. Hopefully a crippling ice storm as well.

 

[SD]

Over/ Under 2 winter storms for the SE?

Regionally? Over
I40 Corridor Over
I20 Corridor Push

 

[Dewpoint Dan]

Atlanta will see some snow this year. Hopefully a crippling ice storm as well.

A crippling ice storm with several inches of snow on top

 

[NoSnowATL]

A crippling ice storm with several inches of snow on top

That’s more like it!

 

[GaWx]

Over/ Under 2 winter storms for the SE?

Easily 3+ snows in the SE mountains as that always happens. Probably more like 5+ T+ mountain snows.

 

[SD]

That’s more like it!

I think we need to make the over/under on how many storms a thread. Maybe we just start a full over/under thread on upcoming events lol

 

[NoSnowATL]

I think we need to make the over/under on how many storms a thread. Maybe we just start a full over/under thread on upcoming events lol

I thought Brick control the winter threads?

 

[NoSnowATL]

I think we need to make the over/under on how many storms a thread. Maybe we just start a full over/under thread on upcoming events lol

Prediction:
5 winter thread
3 canceled winter threads.
1 Hail Mary

 

[Dewpoint Dan]

The power of positive thinking folks.... If you're positive about winter then winter will deliver.

 

[Dewpoint Dan]

The Jan 11 storm is one of my all time faves. Snow and ice combined. It had incredible staying power, unlike any I've seen before.

 

[J.C.]

Zilch BHM, ATL over to CAE. That area has been horrendous for any type of winter weather for awhile now. GSP, CLT and RDU luck up and get 1 CAD storm but still finish below average.

I'm about 14 miles northwest of 85 and 20 miles north of 20 and I've gotten 2.5 inches last year and 12 inches in 2017-18, so not completely horrendous.