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Misc 2020/21 Fall and Winter Whamby Thread

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Another failed attempt at getting into the teens this morning. Things just don't work like they used to.
 
Tarheel1 said:
I’m actually sad! Starting tomorrow our highs go above freezing for atleast 6 days in a row!?
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I say your sadness starts in mid March when the snowpack is mostly gone and most days are cloudy mucky 40 degrees . Then by mid April when it still chilly and barely 50 with lots of mud everywhere you’ll be ready to admit it lol!
 
Lickwx said:
I say your sadness starts in mid March when the snowpack is mostly gone and most days are cloudy mucky 40 degrees . Then by mid April when it still chilly and barely 50 with lots of mud everywhere you’ll be ready to admit it lol!
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Man they really can get some nasty severe in spring to
 
Mr. Golf said:
I ended up getting 11-12 inches in jonesboro. Three winter storms which started back on the 10th for my area. Let's hope like hell we can have a better winter for most next winter.
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Yes, similar for MBY... I received about 12" of snow combined between storm #2 and #3. MEG put out a map earlier that showed parts of the Metro receiving 12" - 18" combined. South Central Arkansas were the big winners in our area.

The 1st storm (ice storm) on 2/10 - 2/11 put down about .5" FZR.

Also, the cold was impressive, Memphis tied a record with 10 days below freezing.
 
I think we should all meet up and do a southernwx golf tournament one day! That would be awesome
 
Mr. Golf said:
I ended up getting 11-12 inches in jonesboro. Three winter storms which started back on the 10th for my area. Let's hope like hell we can have a better winter for most next winter.
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And 10 straight days not rising above 31! Similar to Feb 1899, Dec 1917, Jan 1918, Jan-Feb 1936, Jan 1940, Dec 1983, Dec 1989, Dec 2000. etc.
 
Snowman63 said:
Yes, similar for MBY... I received about 12" of snow combined between storm #2 and #3. MEG put out a map earlier that showed parts of the Metro receiving 12" - 18" combined. South Central Arkansas were the big winners in our area.

The 1st storm (ice storm) on 2/10 - 2/11 put down about .5" FZR.

Also, the cold was impressive, Memphis tied a record with 10 days below freezing.
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We probably wont see an outbreak this magnitude for a very long time. It was fun to track but its kinda sad now with nothing to get excited about
 
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