That doesn't make sense.. He works in a major metro/population viewing area and everything he does or says force people's decision process for the weather impacts I would think?
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Misc 2021-22 Fall/Winter Whamby Thread
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That doesn't make sense.. He works in a major metro/population viewing area and everything he does or says force people's decision process for the weather impacts I would think?
GeorgiaGirl
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Told my dad this morning that we may miss this storm to the east. He then said, "I want 6 inches of snow, not ice."
(not about possibly missing on ice, but about the snow)
(not about possibly missing on ice, but about the snow)
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Brick going to get stuck on his school bus again
EastAtlwx
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Dude Its Atlanta lol..
Tarheel1
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It’s a little shorter than normal, he can help push
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This is the most confident I’ve ever seen him with snow. He must know something we don’t
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I would imagine he knows alot you don't know
Heard thru the grapevine NCSU has already decided to call Friday but waiting to announce
SouthSideYankee
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I have the feeling we'll continue to be in a good spot for snow in the RDU area. Can't change my mind now. Call me weenie.
Tarheel1
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Where’s my damn February torch I was promised??????
I’m heading to the NC mountains to ski that day, so looks good to me!
I think we are in a solid spot. I’m not going to lie, I’m a little worried about being too far NW for major precip, but I suppose that beats worrying to death about sleeting. We’ll probably sleet anyways, though; we always do!
SouthSideYankee
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Wral is calling for up to 5". That's a great sign.
I feel like 3-6” for the Triangle would be a good call at this point. There’s potential for more, or less, but that seems reasonable.
1-3 maybe
That is....very bullish for them.
Ugly. Worrisome.
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Ooooooooooooof NAM, GFS, Euro,
Hug the CMC I reckon
Hug the CMC I reckon
I'll throw this out there for those worried inland. With these COLD setups (lower than 30 surface temp), I usually worry about starting bone dry at onset. I have bad memories of being under radar returns of either light precip or at the edge of a precip shield for several agonizing hours waiting for the columns to saturate and FINALLY start snowing.
But at least this setup never gets a chance to dry out beforehand, so any precip above us won’t get lost to evaporation. (unless I’m missing something)
But at least this setup never gets a chance to dry out beforehand, so any precip above us won’t get lost to evaporation. (unless I’m missing something)
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Usually we get kicked in the nuts from the front. This time it's from behind.
Still think this is a bit of a head fake as very minute changes can change the outcome drastically .. putting in whammy though since it could be the snow weenie talking .. just can’t see this being 36 hours away out of HRRR long range and it’s not done pulling a surprise or two
Well at least it’s going to be cold after the rain washes my snow away tomorrow ?
no good fellas. not. good.
blueheronNC
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This is going to be one of those Elizabeth City bullseye systems.
EastAtlwx
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I got inside information with the head electron, who told me they do a spin-flip transition by hour 300 (to ensure accuracy) which means that the model output must be read by the 500mb with an opposite sign... Ridges are actually where troughs are... this means a warm start to February
Yeah, it’s definitely not over yet. Still plenty of time. Just concerning nearly every model went this way at 12z. I haven’t seen more than 2” of snow IMBY in seven years and I’m desperate for at least a moderate storm!!! ?
I would rather deal with this situation than dealing with rain now, but either way we can lose. And we can find new and creative ways to do so!!!
Ward Cleaver
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I‘ve finally been getting the temps lately and only end up with lows tracking over Gatlinburg or Bermuda.
blueheronNC
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Didn't you get a couple big hits up in Durham in 2018?
Dewpoint Dan
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Wasn't he still in Tallahassee in 2018 ?
---- posted in the wrong thread. Don’t send me hate mail.
It was a good run, boys.
It was a good run, boys.
I lived in Tallahassee, FL from 2016-2019, but yes Durham did. I haven’t seen a moderate/major snow event since February 2015 back when I lived in the Triad.
blueheronNC
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Hasn't accumulated there since 1989. I would know. My parents stopped me from playing in it because I didn't have warm weather clothes. They told me it would snow again. It never did down there.
Haha, we actually got a dusting of snow for the first time since 1989 when I was down there in January 2018. It was pretty wild! Nothing notable, but cool to see.
Tallahassee gets first measurable snowfall in decades
Tallahassee got a rare blast of winter weather on Wednesday, including sleet, freezing rain and — for the first time in nearly 30 years — measurable snowfall.
amp.tallahassee.com
blueheronNC
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I had 2" measured by ruler near Lake Jackson in 1989. Doubt that ever happens again. Heck it may not happen here.
NoSnowATL
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? broken
Tomorrow by 12z data, we're going to be looking down the barrel of a snowstorm, worrying about sleet or hanging onto flurries for dear life in Raleigh.