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Misc 2021 Spring/Summer Whamby Thread

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@Lickwx @SD So here's that same thing I did for GSP for RAH. Time period 1/1/86-12/31/20. From left-right
County : total # svr warnings : avg per yr svr warnings : sq mileage of county: avg per yr warnings divided by sq mileage x 100
The last column I believe gives a percent chance of a severe thunderstorm warning occurring at any one square mile within the given county. Next I'm going to narrow it down to "pop-up season" (May-August) and do the same calculations.
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@Lickwx @SD So here's that same thing I did for GSP for RAH. Time period 1/1/86-12/31/20. From left-right
County : total # svr warnings : avg per yr svr warnings : sq mileage of county: avg per yr warnings divided by sq mileage x 100
The last column I believe gives a percent chance of a severe thunderstorm warning occurring at any one square mile within the given county. Next I'm going to narrow it down to "pop-up season" (May-August) and do the same calculations.
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@metwannabe dead last haha

It would be interesting to plot this as distance from the RAX radar. Just glancing it really looks like the further you get away the less likely you are to get a warning
 
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@metwannabe dead last haha

It would be interesting to plot this as distance from the RAX radar. Just glancing it really looks kind the further you get away the less likely you are to get a warning
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Yep I also want to try and account for that. IMO population centers and distance from radar are major factors.
 
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Sitting here tryna figure out how to narrow down to only the summer months but still have all 36 years of data present anybody got any ideas @Webberweather53 I know you use IEM plenty
 
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Bro Columbia what
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The good ole days before conference expansion when it was actually the ACC and not the ACC and a couple of random teams from around the country league.

I do hope BC beats Dook today though lol.

#GoHeels #GTHD
 
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The good ole days before conference expansion when it was actually the ACC and not the ACC and a couple of random teams from around the country league.

I do hope BC beats Dook today though lol.

#GoHeels #GTHD
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As a state fan I miss it. You had a chance every year no matter how bad the season was. Now if you aren't in the top 4 with the double bye you can just about hang it up.
 
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As a state fan I miss it. You had a chance every year no matter how bad the season was. Now if you aren't in the top 4 with the double bye you can just about hang it up.
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I hate the current ACC. I would be fine with 8 or 10 teams. Get rid of Notre Dame, BC, Syracuse, Pitt, and Louisville. None of those teams fit. That would give you 10 teams, which means you can play everyone in football each year, and everyone twice in basketball like it should be. The whole reason all the leagues expanded was because the NCAA said you had to have at least 12 teams for a conference championship game in football, and then they turned around a few years ago and said you didn't need 12 teams. You can have 9 conference games, 2 nonconference games, and a conference championship game in football. In basketball you have 18 conference games and the 7-10 teams play an opening round in the tournament to get it down to 8 teams.
 
Do you think when birds find a birdfeeder they tell other birds about it, or keep it to themselves and hope other birds don't find it?
 
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