Misc 2020/21 Fall and Winter Whamby Thread

[smast16]

Year after year after year. Probably will continue for decades. At least once per decade we get a strong -NAO to at least put us in the game a couple times during the winter.

These western troughs year after year are just ridiculous.

While this is all true and the level of suckery is comical, I was initially laughing that the shape of the trough reminded me of something.

 

[Brick Tamland]

It was good for NC, though. The rest of that winter was trash, so FAB FEB truly saved winter then!!!

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One good week, which is pretty much all we can get the past decade or so.

 

[superjames1992]

One good week, which is pretty much all we can get the past decade or so.

Same for a lot of winters, TBH. January 2000, for example.

 

[cd2play]

While this is all true and the level of suckery is comical, I was initially laughing that the shape of the trough reminded me of something.

I’m in love with the shape of you..... Ed Sheehan tentacles

 

[Brick Tamland]

Same for a lot of winters, TBH. January 2000, for example.

Yeah, I should have gone back further.

 

[Dewpoint Dan]

TWC posted a February outlook today and are calling for very warm conditions in the eastern half. Could we be headed toward a repeat of 2012 ?

 

[CyclonicFury]

TWC posted a February outlook today and are calling for very warm conditions in the eastern half. Could we be headed toward a repeat of 2012 ?

Hey February 2012 still had a dusting here, which is better than many Februaries!

 

[superjames1992]

Hey February 2012 still had a dusting here, which is better than many Februaries!

Only snow of the winter! Also was a warm snow! Not even a street sticker! Pathetic!!!

 

[Tarheel1]

18z NAM still sucks

 

[Brick Tamland]

Same for a lot of winters, TBH. January 2000, for example.

Looking at the past events on RAH's website, I could only find four winters which had what I would consider two or more significant winter events for Wake County. Three of those winters were between 2000 and 2009, and only one since 2010, for events in Jan and Feb 2014. And my bar for significant winter events was only for snow 2 inches or more and .25 or more of ice.

 

[superjames1992]

Looking at the past events on RAH's website, I could only find four winters which had what I would consider two or more significant winter events for Wake County. Three of those winters were between 2000 and 2009, and only one since 2010, which were in Jan and Feb 2014.

Yeah, there’s a reason we average only 6-7”/snow per year, TBH.

 

[YetAnotherRDUGuy]

Same for a lot of winters, TBH. January 2000, for example.

That was a really good week. 4 events in like 6 days if I recall correctly.

 

[Brick Tamland]

Yeah, there’s a reason we average only 6-7”/snow per year, TBH.

Not sure how we average that much because it looks like if we don't get at least 6 inches in one storm then we don't have a chance to meet that average. Some winters since 2000 did have quite a few events that had trace amounts or less than 2 inches, but there weren't many of those winters, either. It was pretty much one good storm, or a couple of small events of less than 2 inches, or nothing.

 

[Tarheel1]

Yawn! 3-6” boring! ?

 

[Logan Is An Idiot 02]

Yawn! 3-6” boring! ?View attachment 69121

Must be nice to be disappointed with 3-6 inches lol

 

[Brent]

This has fail written all over it

 

[superjames1992]

All in.

 

[SD]

Why is everyone talking about oil filters

 

[Broken024]

Must be nice to be disappointed with 3-6 inches lol

His wife is always dissapointed by his 3 inches

 

[Myfrotho704_]

Does the NAM have a cold bias ?