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Misc 2020/21 Fall and Winter Whamby Thread
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Wudges ruining spring
carolinachaos
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Let’s officially call this the Carolina winter debacle of 2021... CWD21!
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I guess I was lucky to manage an inch and a half of very wet snow that couldn't stick to roads and melted by 10am. What a dumpster fire for the NC piedmont this year. Not even GSO is doing well. I know some of you will welcome the warmth, but I see it as our last window for snow slipping away before our eyes. December usually doesn't have snow so I may not see a snowflake again until at least 2022. I would love to see a winter where all of NC has above average snowfall - except Roxboro.
Yeah I'm not so much into mega march anymore. When the cfs gives you support might want to punt
carolinachaos
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March snows are wet and trashy with a higher Sun angle. The fat lady is really fat this year and she has been singing for the past couple of days.
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Broken024
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Probably won't get below freezing again until December
SimeonNC
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Seriously thinking about giving up this hobby :/
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Dewpoint Dan
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Don't forget Buford !
FamouslyHot
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This isn't even my coldest rain of the season! It does make me feel a little better knowing at least one Columbia snow record will be broken. It'll be the longest streak without 1" of snow in history. Here's to next winter extending that record even further!
What's the date of that happening?
NoSnowATL
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So Louisiana get hurricanes and now they get more ice/sleet and snow then me as well. ---- you Louisiana
Don't get me wrong, I'm excited for Brent and those who live in Texas/LA/MS as well. It's just that it's strange and a bit depressing to see Houston and San Antonio not being nearly as effected by Global Warming as we are in the eastern SE. GAWX point this out very well. Until the waters in the Indian and western Pacific Ocean(which probably will never happen being it's apart of GW),more of this can be expected in future winters.SE ridge preventing cold from getting south of Virginia and east of the Appalachians with a cold dump in the Western/Central US.
Terrible, if your a winter lover in NC/SC and your on southernwx just for winter, pack it up, it’s over 
Can't blame you. If my area doesn't snow /ice or even severe cold by next couple of years, it might time for me to retire from this hobby as well. Tracking cold rain events get very boring after awhile and Hurricanes are very destructive. The only thing to look forward in the eastern Southeast nowadays weather wise is severe weather and even then, we even fail at that sometimes.
This is just like last spring, and I mean just like it, roaring subtropical jet popping up, I mean this is almost the same 
Hopefully we can retrograde ourselves into a torch, if we manage to avoid a huge west based -NAO again, then there’s light at the end of the tunnel, normally those ridges in the pacific retrograde over time and once they retrograde far enough west, stuff dumps out west, problem is shorter wavelengths
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I'd almost be willing to bet we get colder on the models first with a more classic western ridge that eventually retrogrades into a warm pattern
buckinbronco
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What a kick in the nuts this image is. Seriously good for everyone that will see snow in this pattern, but damn I can't help but be jealous. Maybe next year. We gotta reel a boardwide big dog in eventually right? Right??!!
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