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Misc 2021-22 Fall/Winter Whamby Thread

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Shawn said:
Exact same here. Feb 2010 ?
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1/28/14 didn't produce for you?

Like I've said, I wasn't in Augusta for that storm, but based off a fuzzy memory of a pic that I was sent and other stuff that I've looked at, home got at least 2-3" in that one (the last time snow stuck at this house was actually a random morning in January 2016 though).

Now 2/12/14 is the more remarkable storm from that year in the region, and it wasn't remarkable for a good reason.
 
Shawn said:
Exact same here. Feb 2010 ?
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I had light dustings on 1/29/14 and 1/17/18, but I think that anyone living along a diagonal line from Albany, GA to Columbia, SC can definitely make the claim that they are the most snow starved of anyone on this entire page that at least has a reasonable historical climatology of receiving the precipitation.
 
GeorgiaGirl said:
1/28/14 didn't produce for you?

Like I've said, I wasn't in Augusta for that storm, but based off a fuzzy memory of a pic that I was sent and other stuff that I've looked at, home got at least 2-3" in that one (the last time snow stuck at this house was actually a random morning in January 2016 though).

Now 2/12/14 is the more remarkable storm from that year in the region, and it wasn't remarkable for a good reason.
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I was in the northern fringe. As soon as heavy rates stopped it melt like nothing ever happened. The south of me did better.

It wasn't widespread either way and was an anomaly lol
 
CAE has snow in my forecast Thursday through Saturday.. well that's all she wrote. Won't happen
 
LovingGulfLows said:
Welp this little event automatically grades this winter a B. Best winter since 2017-2018. Let's see if next weekend can turn it into an A or even A+.
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I know we've beat this dead horse here, but the stark difference between the northwest and southeast sides of the metro are crazy. Since I've moved back before the 2017/18 winter season, I've had 17 inches.

17/18: 12"
18/19":T
19/20: 2.5"
20/21: .5"
21/22: 2"
 
EastmanGAWX said:
I had light dustings on 1/29/14 and 1/17/18, but I think that anyone living along a diagonal line from Albany, GA to Columbia, SC can definitely make the claim that they are the most snow starved of anyone on this entire page that at least has a reasonable historical climatology of receiving the precipitation.
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Yeah. I know places like Albany, GA are very far south but i'm pretty sure places at the same latitude in Texas have gotten more snow the last 10 years. Not sure why it's seemingly so much harder to get snow in the deep southeast than it is in Central or even South Texas. I think Houston gets more snow than Jacksonville and i'm pretty sure Houston is even further south ! It's time for a good old fashioned big snowstorm along the I-10 corridor from Mobile to Jacksonville.
 
ontherocks said:
Be careful, take care of yourself and take it seriously. Praying you feel better soon!
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Thank you!! Had fever since yesterday, body aches, sore throat and very bad sinus issues. I’m loaded with medicine, this is awful. My wife just as bad as I am.
 
accu35 said:
Thank you!! Had fever since yesterday, body aches, sore throat and very bad sinus issues. I’m loaded with medicine, this is awful. My wife just as bad as I am.
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Do you have a pulse oximeter? That could just give you some peace of mind/ability to monitor the disease progression. They are pretty cheap and easy to source on Amazon.
 
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Will it
A) dry up before it gets here
B) get here, but be drizzle
C) miss, but be snow
 
Dewpoint Dan said:
Yeah. I know places like Albany, GA are very far south but i'm pretty sure places at the same latitude in Texas have gotten more snow the last 10 years. Not sure why it's seemingly so much harder to get snow in the deep southeast than it is in Central or even South Texas. I think Houston gets more snow than Jacksonville and i'm pretty sure Houston is even further south ! It's time for a good old fashioned big snowstorm along the I-10 corridor from Mobile to Jacksonville.
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That's absolutely true, I'm at a very slightly south latitude than Montgomery, AL and it's immensely easier to get snow across the state line than it is GA. The cold air seemingly never makes it here before the precipitation ends, any type of clipper like system dries up before it reaches this far east, and it honestly takes a true Miller A system to put my region in the ball game. We tend to score with situations like the one depicted for this weekend, I hope that it holds serve.
 
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