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Misc 2020/21 Fall and Winter Whamby Thread

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Faco Thomas said:
Even then, it's not like the Charlotte area has done great neither in the last 7 years .Likewise with eastern North Carolina, unless you're talking about far NE North Carolina towards the VA border.
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Eastern NC Greenville north had 100 year lows not long ago!
 
Faco Thomas said:
Well considering Houston(even south of there for that matter) is getting more Snow/Ice in one storm than what the many of the Carolina have received in the last 7 years combined, kinda disrespectful be calling someone greedy just for wanting to have a higher snow/ice average than freaking Houston TX of all places when everyone in the Carolinas(yes even including even coastal areas) have done way better than them historically.
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Didn't a huge chunk of NC get a massive snow in January 2018? That wasn't very long ago.


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Lickwx said:
Eastern NC Greenville north had 100 year lows not long ago!
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Yes I know that Greenville and points north did well in the last 7 years, but there's more to Eastern North Carolina than NE North Carolina like the US-264 corridor/north areas .Areas like Fayetteville, Wilmington, Rockingham, Whiteville(who I don't think hasn't received a significant winter storm since 2014 just like Columbia),Lumberton, Myrtle Beach(though technically SC), etc have been getting the raw end of the deal with mother Nature in the last 7 years and now Houston may surpass all of these areas snow/ice totals of the last several years combined with just one system despite of having way worse climatology for snow/ice than all of them.
 
Faco Thomas said:
Yes that Green on north did well in the last 7 years, but there's more to Eastern North Carolina than NE North Carolina like the US-264 corridor/north areas .Area like Fayetteville, Rockingham, Whiteville(who I don't think hasn't received a significant winter storm since 2014),Lumberton, Myrtle Beach(though technically SC), etc been getting the raw end of the deal with mother Nature in the last 7 years and now Houston may surpass all of these area snow/ice totals of the last several year combined with one system despite of having way worse climatology for snow/ice than all of them.
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Yeah that may be true but it’s not like those places you mentioned have good climatology either . Not much different from CAE.
 
Lickwx said:
That looks like the December 2018 storm , but yes January 2018 . Eastern nc. 100 year lows!
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Then why are people saying Houston is getting more snow than most of NC got in 7 years? Even in Charlotte where people are saying has gotten screwed lately got a double digit snowfall in December 2018 and a 7.6 inch snowfall in 2016. Hell, I haven't seen over 3 inches since 2014.
 
LovingGulfLows said:
Didn't a huge chunk of NC get a massive snow in January 2018? That wasn't very long ago.


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I think that’s December 2018, but I lived in Florida then, so no snow for me. I actually got a dusting of snow in FL in January 2018, first accumulating snowfall there in 23 years!! But I’m thirsty, I haven’t seen more than a couple inches of snow since Fab Feb 2015 and this winter was the biggest kick in the nuts of my weenie life!!
 
LovingGulfLows said:
Then why are people saying Houston is getting more snow than most of NC got in 7 years? Even in Charlotte where people are saying has gotten screwed lately got a double digit snowfall in December 2018 and a 7.6 inch snowfall in 2016. Hell, I haven't seen over 3 inches since 2014.
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Welcome to the dark side , hence why I said miss / Alabama posters probably feel good lol. This entire forum is in the outside looking into NC half the time really .
 
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