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Misc 2021 Spring/Summer Whamby Thread

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smast16 said:
So This either confirms there is a storm hole over me, or that the distance to the radar is playing a key. And it could be both. I'm closer to RNK Radar and will use their Site in Radarscope over RAH.

The 2 surrounding counties in this list that are in RAH are Davidson which averages 3.4 more SVR storms a year more, and Guilford which averages a whopping 5.4 more SVR storms a year more.

I'd be curious to see what RNK has for Rockingham, Stokes, and Yadkin.
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Rockingham-517 (14.4 avg)
Stokes-458 (12.7 avg)
Yadkin-316 (8.8 avg)
 
smast16 said:
Man, this is some Sit on the deck in the sun and drink your coffee weather right here. The only thing that could make this weather any better were some leaves to blow in the trees.
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Disagree, you warm weenies do not understand how much sitting in my room all day alone on a cold rainy day turns me on. It makes my nips tender. Plus there are no mosquitos!

-Probably @NickyBGuarantee ? Maybe? Love you nicky!
 
Lickwx said:
Disagree, you warm weenies do not understand how much sitting in my room all day alone on a cold rainy day turns me on. It makes my nips tender. Plus there are no mosquitos!
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Bugs block me from going outside there horrible, it’s impossible, I guess sitting inside all day will do
 
Lickwx said:
Disagree, you warm weenies do not understand how much sitting in my room all day alone on a cold rainy day turns me on. It makes my nips tender. Plus there are no mosquitos!

-Probably @NickyBGuarantee ? Maybe? Love you nicky!
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Probably even the mosquitoes know to stay away from you
 
It’s 74/69 in the morning in July, to humid to go outside and run I’ll just take the morning off from going outside
 
Sleet City USA said:
(1/1/86-12/31/20)
Rockingham-517 (14.4 avg)
Stokes-458 (12.7 avg)
Yadkin-316 (8.8 avg)
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OK, so now i'm wondering how much county size is playing into this, (Because size always matters...). I just need to average the yearly amount to against the SQ Mile of each county......

BRB in an hour or two.
 
smast16 said:
OK, so now i'm wondering how much county size is playing into this, (Because size always matters...). I just need to average the yearly amount to against the SQ Mile of each county......

BRB in an hour or two.
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Didn't take that long.

This reads that there On Average per year, there is a 1.8 - 3 % chance of any Sq mi in that county to be under a SVR storm warning at some point in the year.

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**Note: I believe i've represented this correctly. If not, feel free to correct me.

If i'm doing this right, then I'm middle of the road in Forsyth, 2.2% chance. The surprising loser was Randolph with only 1.8% change.
 
smast16 said:
Didn't take that long.

This reads that there On Average per year, there is a 1.8 - 3 % chance of any Sq mi in that county to be under a SVR storm warning at some point in the year.

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**Note: I believe i've represented this correctly. If not, feel free to correct me.

If i'm doing this right, then I'm middle of the road in Forsyth, 2.2% chance. The surprising loser was Randolph with only 1.8% change.
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This is really cool. I think I'll do this for GSP and maybe RAH this afternoon
 
Replicating what @smast16 came up with for the GSP CWA. Columns are
County name--total number of svr storms 1986-2020--average number of svr storms/yr--county square mileage--avg divided by county sq mileage x 100
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