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Misc 2021-22 Fall/Winter Whamby Thread

Webberweather53 said:
ENSO literally gives you zero predictability for snow in the SE US except in very climo favored areas near the Apps. SE ridge can dominate all winter but the one time it breaks down is all it takes. We had the opposite last winter and tons of -NAO we sucked in the snow department.
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Webberweather53 said:
ENSO literally gives you zero predictability for snow in the SE US except in very climo favored areas near the Apps. SE ridge can dominate all winter but the one time it breaks down is all it takes. We had the opposite last winter and tons of -NAO we sucked in the snow department.
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17-18 nina was colder than 16-17 nina and we had the coldest week ever at RDU and 2 weeks of snow threats. Good to see the 2nd year nina myths are still out there though
 
SD said:
17-18 nina was colder than 16-17 nina and we had the coldest week ever at RDU and 2 weeks of snow threats. Good to see the 2nd year nina myths are still out there though
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1926-27 is a classic example of what can happen even if it’s warm and the se us ridge dominates. Coming off of what was our warmest February on record to an insane snowstorm then back to warmth again. I think most of us if we had a choice would prefer a pleasant winter with a few big storms rather than miserably cold one and getting shutout
 
Webberweather53 said:
1926-27 is a classic example of what can happen even if it’s warm and the se us ridge dominates. Coming off of what was our warmest February on record to an insane snowstorm then back to warmth again. I think most of us if we had a choice would prefer a pleasant winter with a few big storms rather than miserably cold one and getting shutout
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Does this prove the @Brick Tamland theory its always warm before it snows
 
Webberweather53 said:
1926-27 is a classic example of what can happen even if it’s warm and the se us ridge dominates. Coming off of what was our warmest February on record to an insane snowstorm then back to warmth again. I think most of us if we had a choice would prefer a pleasant winter with a few big storms rather than miserably cold one and getting shutout
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All I ask is that the ground not be covered with puddles before it snows for 18 minutes. Haven't seen that for years.
 
Getting to that time where there’s a non-zero chance of snow. Meaning I will start looking for snow signs. BUT if a torch shows up again bet damn well I’m gonna be rooting for it
 
2010-11 has an argument to be literally the strongest La Nina... ever and we all know what happened then. ENSO can influence when snow occurs (early-mid winter (La Nina), mid-late winter (El Nino), but overall for seasonal totals, it just doesn't have much bearing on things outside of places like Wilkesboro, Greensboro, Asheville, & Boone, etc where there's a small signal for ENSO.
 
SD said:
17-18 nina was colder than 16-17 nina and we had the coldest week ever at RDU and 2 weeks of snow threats. Good to see the 2nd year nina myths are still out there though
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Coldest week ever ? How’s that possible , thought we don’t get cold around here no more especially not coldest week ever in a 130 plus year record ….. different thread yea yea.
 
Tarheel1 said:
Y’all midgets will never get it
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If getting it means 300 pound women busting out their shoes who can’t wear socks and eat at crappy places like pizza inn is getting it then I don’t want it . You gotta chill bro , I like big women not nasty women.
 
Go Braves!!
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jackendrickwx said:
Wasn’t just him
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Eh it debatably is he had probably 3-4 missed catches that were in his hands with no one near him where he could’ve easily picked up first downs and helped momentum for state to score .. people have off days and he is a star for us but a star should make those catches no matter the situation
 
NickyBGuarantee said:
Eh it debatably is he had probably 3-4 missed catches that were in his hands with no one near him where he could’ve easily picked up first downs and helped momentum for state to score .. people have off days and he is a star for us but a star should make those catches no matter the situation
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He dropped 2 crucial passes but we also had the offsides on the FG to start the half and the helmet punt recovery fiasco thing
 
jackendrickwx said:
He dropped 2 crucial passes but we also had the offsides on the FG to start the half and the helmet punt recovery fiasco thing
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Off sides was not good for sure .. Helmet thing was stupid cause that shouldn’t be a rule but I wouldn’t say that was an inhibiting play they were suppose to have the ball anyway at the end of the day if his helmet didn’t come off then we would have had it .. two crucial passes at 2 crucial moments were big though
 
NickyBGuarantee said:
Off sides was not good for sure .. Helmet thing was stupid cause that shouldn’t be a rule but I wouldn’t say that was an inhibiting play they were suppose to have the ball anyway at the end of the day if his helmet didn’t come off then we would have had it .. two crucial passes at 2 crucial moments were big though
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Those dropped passes were the difference in the game, IMO. Obviously, there were other things that could have made up for it...one of those being I don't know, having defenders within 10 yards of Miami's receivers. I honestly don't remember an incompletion the whole second half.
 
So we have a pandemic, a President who claims he can wipe his butt(note unproven), high gas prices, supply chain issues, the braves in the WS and Georgia #1 in football. I guess if the Falcons win the Super Bowl we know the world ends by February.
 
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