I might try to dabble in the sandhills convection/piedmont trough stuff
@Webberweather53 is there a lot of literature out there about this
@Webberweather53 is there a lot of literature out there about this
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Misc 2021 Spring/Summer Whamby Thread
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Yeah some of those tiny mountain counties really could just be split in half. And speaking for the upstate specifically, the extreme northern tier of the northernmost counties is often very different from the southern. Take Pickens/Oconee for example, the northern parts have consistent 1000’+ elevation, then down at Clemson and the lakelands it’s 600-700 or so
Last year September was nice but the previous few years were unbearable throughout the month. September 2018 we didn't have a low below 60°F at all.
Dewpoint Dan
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2018 was highly unusual. 50s for lows are pretty common in Late Sept. I've even seen 30s in Late Sept deep into Georgia. I know the early 2000's had some really nice Septembers.
I just cut out all “pop” as they call it up here! Dropping lbs like crazy
znel52
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I'm am coining new jargon for southern winters for different patterns. Common patterns are COD ? (cold overly dry) and WOW 
(warm overly wet) and WOD? (warm overly dry).
It is very rare to see a COW? (cold overly wet) pattern having both the cold and moisture needed for snow.
(warm overly wet) and WOD? (warm overly dry).It is very rare to see a COW? (cold overly wet) pattern having both the cold and moisture needed for snow.
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smast16
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Through mid August. Early part of August can be down right sweltering with stagnant flow under the ridge, which is usually peaking at that time.
smast16
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Had my first real sweat of 2021 running today. I feel like I accomplished more on my run today because I was sweaty.
Triggering continues
Avalanche
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People think we only have 2 months of heat and humidity here. Lol. Maybe back in the 1300s.
LickWx
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1300s = medieval warm period . So it was hot ! Different climo bro!
Yeah that's what I said.
Mega quake
Yep it's my creek, town in Canada, and Rose pushed my great uncle off the board in titanic
No comparison
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