I always forget how much of a difference sun and clouds makes in transitional seasons. 61 and sunny is very different than 61 and cloudy
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cd2play
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Michigan football... WTF? LOL
avlsnow
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Just saw an Ossoff ad, on an Asheville station
LickWx
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I think your broadcast zone probably includes some north Georgia counties . That or they are trying to fire up liberal Asheville folks to support his campaign .
Ahhh I forgot how smoking Irish spring green green felt, now I remember ?
FLKS
Remember last year when -NAO would show up each week on the weeklies and never came? 10 years of -NAO in spring and summer. Just as soon as winter hits +NAO. 10 years man!!
Don’t. I’m a Michigan transplant (but a Clemson fan for 40 years) and Michigan football hasn’t been the same since Lloyd Carr retired. Hell, since Bo.
Dewpoint Dan
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How on earth did you become a Clemson fan if you are from Michigan and live in Elizabeth City ? ?
A big bouquet of Mary Jane's flowers
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Can’t complain about the next 7-10 days. Gorgeous fall weather
Panthers offense has been looking explosive the last 2 games this is the best loosing record team I think I’ve ever seen
Webberweather53
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Fwiw, I got a job interview with NWS Flagstaff coming up. Flagsstaff averages 85" of snow per year and has seen as much as 210" in 1972-73. I would be in literal snow weenie heaven lol. ? ? ? ? ?
Webberweather53
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I couldn't imagine what I'd do w/ myself if I saw 210" of snow from October to May
I used to work with a guy that played football for Northern Arizona in Flagstaff. They would play a prank on Freshmen by throwing them out a 2nd story window into the snow drifts below knowing they were deep enough to catch them.
I’ve always wondered what would happen to my view of snow if I went and lived somewhere like that. Would I hate it? Would I love it more? I’m worried it would ruin snow for me
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Probably alot of shoveling
How on earth did you become a Clemson fan if you are from Michigan and live in Elizabeth City ?
1980 National Championship game versus Nebraska. I was 10 years old and I loved football. It was the first bowl game I ever watched on my own TV that I had gotten for Christmas. A 13” black and white Zenith.
I miss it. You do get sick of it after a few weeks though.
Webberweather53
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Yeah I'm not sure either but I feel like that would be one hell of an experience to say the least. Plus, the snow in Arizona is usually really dry/powdery so shoveling wouldn't be as bad as it is in the eastern US for ex.
Dewpoint Dan
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Good luck !!!
Dewpoint Dan
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Thats more snow than Charlotte gets in a 40 year period combined !
Webberweather53
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Yeah living somewhere like that will really test how much of a snow weenie you really are no doubt.
Webberweather53
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Probably have to go back to 1000 BC to find that much snow in Columbia or Atlanta ?
Dewpoint Dan
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That was actually January 1982 !
This would be the year lol. #snovember
11/19/2000 is the last time snowfall greater than 0.1” was recorded at KGSP (2.5”). Snovember record is 4.0” at KGSP. @Webberweather53 is there some kind of legendary snovember event for NC?
11/19/2000 is the last time snowfall greater than 0.1” was recorded at KGSP (2.5”). Snovember record is 4.0” at KGSP. @Webberweather53 is there some kind of legendary snovember event for NC?
Dewpoint Dan
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I just get the feeling if we are to get snow this winter it will be in the first half of winter.
Webberweather53
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Here are some of the biggest events in November in NC (most of the true Nov big dogs were early-mid 20th century)
That seems reasonable given the strength of the nina. If it were to collapse for some reason that might be good news later on.
Dewpoint Dan
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Who can forget the Great Appalachian Storm of November 1950 ?!?!?! Much of WV got buried with 2 feet+. Much of Western and Central NC got snow with some areas getting over 6". Pittsburgh got 30" !!!
Webberweather53
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Yeah that was also a good one, not a ton of snow east of the mountains except for the climo favored areas of NW piedmont
The biggest story in November 1950 were all the time monthly record lows that were set during it
I remember getting a dusting of snow in November of 2008.
It sleeted in November either last year or the year before
December is now within model range! Disappointment is nigh
After hearing twitter freak out every week about muschamp, it’s finally over
Well, that’s how long I’ve been a fan. LOL now that I think about it, you’re right because the following season was Bear Bryant’s last and Clemson was defending National champions.
cd2play
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Until the Atlantic quits boiling, we torch on.
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