Misc 2020/21 Fall and Winter Whamby Thread

[SD]

Sun angle = overrated

Indeed.

 

[Broken024]

You and your Terrible takes southeast ridge

He's an idiot

 

[SD]

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I'll start the thread

 

[Myfrotho704_]

Underrated IMO.

March 2017 there was light-moderate snow here during the late morning/noon/mid aft, and I got near 3 inches of snow with the extremely brutal March sun

 

[ATLwxfan]

Here comes a nice soaking rain.


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[Dewpoint Dan]

March 2017 there was light-moderate snow here during the late morning/mid aft, and I got near 3 inches of snow with the extremely brutal March sun

What were your temps ?

 

[Myfrotho704_]

What were your temps ?

30-32

 

[SD]

March 2017 there was light-moderate snow here during the late morning/noon/mid aft, and I got near 3 inches of snow with the extremely brutal March sun

There's much more to snow stickage and melt than just SuN aNgLe

 

[ATLwxfan]

March 2017 there was light-moderate snow here during the late morning/noon/mid aft, and I got near 3 inches of snow with the extremely brutal March sun

I want brutal sun. I also want to set a record for 90° days next October to rival 2019.


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[Dewpoint Dan]

There's much more to snow stickage and melt than just SuN aNgLe

I think when there's a snowpack and nights are consistently below freezing that makes it harder for it to melt.

 

[Dewpoint Dan]

March 2017 there was light-moderate snow here during the late morning/noon/mid aft, and I got near 3 inches of snow with the extremely brutal March sun

I looked it up on wunderground, and Charlotte's snow occurred between 1am and 9am, which would make it much easier for it to stick. Had it occurred between 9am and 5pm it would be a different story.

 

[SD]

I think when there's a snowpack and nights are consistently below freezing that makes it harder for it to melt.

I agree

 

[SD]

I looked it up on wunderground, and Charlotte's snow occurred between 1am and 9am, which would make it much easier for it to stick. Had it occurred between 9am and 5am it would be a different story.

This was mid afternoon on 3/12/18

 

[Dewpoint Dan]

This was mid afternoon on 3/12/18

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Ok he said March 2017 so maybe he was thinking March 2018. I do notice the roads look wet. Its a lot harder to get road stickage in mid afternoon in March.

 

[LickWx]

I think when there's a snowpack and nights are consistently below freezing that makes it harder for it to melt.

I agree . I also think when you water the plants they grow . If you eat food you satisfy your hunger , and if you run you will get tired . Any more obvious things ?

 

[SD]

Ok he said March 2017 so maybe he was thinking March 2018.

2 different storms but both had accumulating snow during the day in mid March. The 2017 system was colder

 

[cd2play]

Nashville finally cashed in on a 3-4 inch event. I even took a day off work to have me a snow day. Finally scored me a win

 

[cd2play]

I agree . I also think when you water the plants they grow . If you eat food you satisfy your hunger , and if you run you will get tired . Any more obvious things ?

Yes.... If we don't do our jobs we get fired.

 

[SD]

Yes.... If we don't do our jobs we get fired.

So that's what I've been doing wrong

 

[Myfrotho704_]

March 2018 had snow accumulate on the roads here quickly, it just didn’t last because it changed to ip

Sum angle is overrated