NoSnowATL
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Why is it always the left one people want to sacrifice? Those left nuts are so underappreciated... I'll keep both of mine; thanks!I’d give my left nut to have had an 1.5 event and a .5 inch event in my backyard twice this winter.
Looks like it. Maybe next year.Atlanta is really about to go 5 years without measurable snow ?
Fully expect everything to be a cutter, too warm, too suppressed, or late bloomer and skip right over us. I can be pleasantly surprised if anything else happens and we get slammed…this is the best way I have found. The worst is when you are on the fringe and you think you have a chance…still haven’t figured out a way to not get sucked in in those situations…I’m working on it.Atlanta is really about to go 5 years without measurable snow ?
Didn’t that end last weekend if I’m not mistaken? Hartsfield-Jackson updated their total from a trace to 0.3 inches.Atlanta is really about to go 5 years without measurable snow ?
Of those VA small compact towns mentioned, are there any near large cities or metros (like Raleigh)?Yes and it’s all financed by debt which is the scary part for me . What happens when our industrial output and population growth can no longer finance those debt payments ? I think we have a bit of a warped view in America on how towns could be built . Everything is built for the car, how that came to be is a very interesting and rather corrupt story , as all stories involving government subsidies are… Virginia has some interesting compact small towns . Charlottesville for example has 50k people in 10 sq miles . it’s 3 miles from each end of town . Yet Charlottesville is still very nice looking and doesn’t feel like or look like a big city . There is a happy medium between sprawled out hell and compact nyc nightmares .
Probably because they have already sacrificed the right one…Why is it always the left one people want to sacrifice? Those left nuts are so underappreciated... I'll keep both of mine; thanks!
GA/AL left with table scraps again, we toss lolThese model runs this winter have not disappointedView attachment 109774
The NW trend will save us, hopefullyGA/AL left with table scraps again, we toss lol
Seems legit. Let's go
Yes it’s definitely reasonable to believe that this could get cranking earlier further west. This is all just entertainment at this point anyways. Signal there, I am just hopeful we can keep this look showing up going forward. I will wishcast when we get within 72 hours ?The NW trend will save us, hopefully
Have we factored in Sun angle? Also how long would the snow even stay? That February sun in NC is killer .. Fr though even if temps were 55 for right after the storm that snow could stay for a weekThis would be the storm for the ages. Basically Jan 2000,but on storoids. Everyone from the Central/Western Pidemount areas all the way to the coast would experience blizzard conditions at some point. Really,I have never seen anything like this that far south,so I give it almost no chance of this happening,though it would be really cool to see.
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Richmond is very compact. Charlottesville is a city and anchor of a metro of its own and is very nice and compact . Winchester , front Royal , Harrisonburg , and every town small or big in the Shenandoah valley is pretty compact .Of those VA small compact towns mentioned, are there any near large cities or metros (like Raleigh)?
I've heard it helpsMaybe if I post in a English accent my posts won’t be deleted.
“You don’t want to be in the bullseye 7 days out”Glad to see it mostly skips me...no bullseye
Exactly..never“You don’t want to be in the bullseye 7 days out”
Don't let that message confuse you with losing the storm to the SW and hoping for it to come back. I'd rather be in the bullseye than that.Exactly..never
Weathernerds.org's snowfall algorithm says that Roxboro jackpots.
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That’s my biggest concern right now, at least as we saw 1-2 days leading up to our last storm, northern stream likes to be more amped and sharpened closer to go time, but we need wiggle room, my concern is the pattern is to progressive and we whiffDon't let that message confuse you with losing the storm to the SW and hoping for it to come back. I'd rather be in the bullseye than that.
I am always happy for everyone that sees snow. With that being said if NC/SC see 30+” and we only get half an inch I will never forgive them.that model could not have a more perfect dry spot around ATL
I think this website would crash from so much trafficI wish I had never seen that GFS run and it’s associated clown maps. My word. If only this were 24 hours out instead of 168.
I'll take no jackpot 7 days out but in the game for every storm from now till the end of times. And honestly very little support as of right now so it's not to be taken seriously at all imoDon't let that message confuse you with losing the storm to the SW and hoping for it to come back. I'd rather be in the bullseye than that.
That’s my biggest concern right now, at least as we saw 1-2 days leading up to our last storm, northern stream likes to be more amped and sharpened closer to go time, but we need wiggle room, my concern is the pattern is to progressive and we whiff
Are you back in NC yet?I wish I had never seen that GFS run and it’s associated clown maps. My word. If only this were 24 hours out instead of 168.
If it happened I’m retiring this awful hobby.I am always happy for everyone that sees snow. With that being said if NC/SC see 30+” and we only get half an inch I will never forgive them.