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Misc 2021-22 Fall/Winter Whamby Thread

November 2008 was fun. I remember a car topper event late that month the week before Thanksgiving. There was also a day with tiny flakes a few days before with partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 40s.

November 12, 2013 had the earliest snow I ever remember seeing in this area. The same exact day 6 years later had a brief sleet shower here.
 
CyclonicFury said:
November 2008 was fun. I remember a car topper event late that month the week before Thanksgiving. There was also a day with tiny flakes a few days before with partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 40s.

November 12, 2013 had the earliest snow I ever remember seeing in this area. The same exact day 6 years later had a brief sleet shower here.
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I remembered not to miss that last one in 2019 lol. Will need to look at what happened in Nov 2008 when I get to it
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BirdManDoomW said:
Winter forecasts would make more sense if it was like ( one winter storm is possible) vs trying to predict an amount). I would like a forecast to be like 3 dustings possible with one winter storm. Imagine how easier it would be for Raleigh and Charlotte. Either 0 or 1. Thoughts on communication improvement @Webberweather53
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Definitely going to replace graphics like these once I finish up the archive of winter events. The numbers look a little inflated at first glance

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2nd day in a row highs in the low 70s here, wall to wall sunshine/not a cloud in the sky and dews in the lower 20s. Gives dry air a whole new meaning
 
Webberweather53 said:
Definitely going to replace graphics like these once I finish up the archive of winter events. The numbers look a little inflated at first glance

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They definitely appear inflated to me Webb, especially in recent times such as 1990 to today. Outside of 1988, it seemed the 80s didnt have a lot of snow, but it sure had its share of cold weather.
 
Avalanche said:
They definitely appear inflated to me Webb, especially in recent times such as 1990 to today. Outside of 1988, it seemed the 80s didnt have a lot of snow, but it sure had its share of cold weather.
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The 80s were honestly one of the snowier decades we’ve seen since the beginning of the 20th century lol rip
 
Webberweather53 said:
The 80s were honestly one of the snowier decades we’ve seen since the beginning of the 20th century lol rip
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1988 worked out for my area. I remember a lot in the late 70s and 1986 thru 1988. Now that I think about it, there were some nice moments, and some brutal cold shots that I hope we can get again before I croak.
 
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