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Misc 2022-23 Fall/Winter Whamby Thread
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WXinCanton
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Bro, go look in the main thread. Quit being lazy!!
Usmeagle2005
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Yea that’s where I saw it, I forgot I wasn’t still there when I commented.? I added the pics
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back in business, boys ?
How much they paying you
Ddos
I'll send pics
I asked Chat GPT to write a news article for a historic Christmas snowstorm in NC and SC. Be warned it is drool worthy. You’re welcome.
A powerful Christmas snowstorm has hit North Carolina and South Carolina, breaking all-time snowfall records in both states. The storm, which began on Christmas Eve, brought heavy snow and high winds to the region, causing widespread power outages and treacherous travel conditions.
In South Carolina, the city of Columbia saw a record-breaking 17.3 inches of snowfall, surpassing the previous record of 14 inches set in 1989. The snowfall was so heavy that the city was forced to declare a state of emergency, and many residents were stranded in their homes.
In North Carolina, the city of Charlotte also set a new snowfall record, with 22.1 inches of snowfall, breaking the old record of 19.5 inches set in 1969. The heavy snowfall caused major disruptions to the city's transportation network, with many roads and highways becoming impassable.
The Christmas snowstorm also caused widespread power outages across the region, with thousands of homes and businesses losing electricity. Emergency crews worked around the clock to restore power and clear roads, but many residents are still without electricity and are facing the possibility of a cold Christmas without heat.
The National Weather Service has warned that the snowstorm is not over yet, and that more snow is expected in the coming days. Officials are urging residents to stay off the roads and take necessary precautions to stay safe during the storm.
Despite the challenges, many residents are making the most of the unusual weather, taking to the streets to enjoy the snow and creating winter wonderlands in their own backyards. For many, the record-breaking snowstorm will be a Christmas to remember.
A powerful Christmas snowstorm has hit North Carolina and South Carolina, breaking all-time snowfall records in both states. The storm, which began on Christmas Eve, brought heavy snow and high winds to the region, causing widespread power outages and treacherous travel conditions.
In South Carolina, the city of Columbia saw a record-breaking 17.3 inches of snowfall, surpassing the previous record of 14 inches set in 1989. The snowfall was so heavy that the city was forced to declare a state of emergency, and many residents were stranded in their homes.
In North Carolina, the city of Charlotte also set a new snowfall record, with 22.1 inches of snowfall, breaking the old record of 19.5 inches set in 1969. The heavy snowfall caused major disruptions to the city's transportation network, with many roads and highways becoming impassable.
The Christmas snowstorm also caused widespread power outages across the region, with thousands of homes and businesses losing electricity. Emergency crews worked around the clock to restore power and clear roads, but many residents are still without electricity and are facing the possibility of a cold Christmas without heat.
The National Weather Service has warned that the snowstorm is not over yet, and that more snow is expected in the coming days. Officials are urging residents to stay off the roads and take necessary precautions to stay safe during the storm.
Despite the challenges, many residents are making the most of the unusual weather, taking to the streets to enjoy the snow and creating winter wonderlands in their own backyards. For many, the record-breaking snowstorm will be a Christmas to remember.
Wonder how long before this is reported
NoSnowATL
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GFS is cool again. Yay
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yeah, and some poor soul on here don't like girls eating chicken wangs
NoSnowATL
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That goes in the man thread….. oh wait.
whatalife
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In that specific solution .. heavy snow .. but this is only 1 ensemble member meaning this is most likely not going to happen .. but the potential for a good sized storm is most certainly there
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Why would you pay for member 10? That is free ??
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