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Misc 2022-23 Fall/Winter Whamby Thread

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Anyone else thinks its a bit strange no one has created a Hurricane Ian thread yet?
 
crecre9 said:
Anyone else thinks its a bit strange no one has created a Hurricane Ian thread yet?
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It's created, my guess is you have the member that started it on ignore.

Tropical - Hurricane Ian

Maybe the very early stages of an EWRC beginning? Moat showing up a bit on radar. As well as a small wind maximum last pass.
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For my 1,000th post I would like to remind everyone of a few things:

Winter Solstice is 86 days away...
Rates will overcome...
Wet bulbs are not flowers ...
To have snow you need a solid dendritic growth zone...
It can snow at 40F and rain at 30F...
Fear the NW trend...
What happens at H5 is very important...
Watch that Sun angle, son...
Everyone hates a dry slot...
Some WAA is needed for a good snow...
"Enjoy the weather, it's the only weather you've got!" - Joe "Bathtub Slosher" Bastardi
 
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Broken024 said:
Winter is over. Spring starts soon.
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Good. Ive got an itch to get some seedlings started and was kinda bummed out we were going towards Winter already.
 
SD said:
Had to change a$$ to something else people complained about language
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Most complainers are only here for 15 foot snow storms now. Maybe we can have seasonal filters?
 
Well, crap. I was hoping for some significant rains from Ian. Looks like I'll be watching for a frontal passage in about 10 days. It's getting dry, but that's not really all that unusual for September and October in Georgia. I don't see anyone west of Augusta getting any significant rain from Ian. He's heading to SC/NC. Congrats Carolina folks, you win, again...always the Carolina's that get the best weather. I'm not worried about Florida. They've been preparing and building for hurricanes for decades now.
 
weatherfide said:
Well, crap. I was hoping for some significant rains from Ian. Looks like I'll be watching for a frontal passage in about 10 days. It's getting dry, but that's not really all that unusual for September and October in Georgia. I don't see anyone west of Augusta getting any significant rain from Ian. He's heading to SC/NC. Congrats Carolina folks, you win, again...always the Carolina's that get the best weather. I'm not worried about Florida. They've been preparing and building for hurricanes for decades now.
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Looks like a beautiful weekend in Atlanta. I will be able to go to the Braves game on Saturday !
 
I don't get why we don't just keep everything that is caused by a storm in one thread. If the rain, wind, tornadoes, flooding is being caused by Ian, then just keep it all in one thread for Ian instesd of having to go back and forth between two different theeads for info and discussion on the same storm.
 
Brick Tamland said:
I don't get why we don't just keep everything that is caused by a storm in one thread. If the rain, wind, tornadoes, flooding is being caused by Ian, then just keep it all in one thread for Ian instesd of having to go back and forth between two different theeads for info and discussion on the same storm.
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Cope and honestly at this point with the track going so far east we probably aren't going to be an inland thread unless modeling jumps west overnight
 
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The weeniegasms in the Ian thread! It’s utterly ridiculous! Think y’all had never seen a hurricane befor! ?? ?
 
Tarheel1 said:
The weeniegasms in the Ian thread! It’s utterly ridiculous! Think y’all had never seen a hurricane befor! ?? ?
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Prepare for takeoff!
It’s about to be a Cat 6
No rain for Shetley
??
 
When is the bird coming back? We need his expertise with the incoming storm.
 
Well if we were gonna have only one US hurricane this year... Ian is about the biggest one realistically possible ?
 
Snowflowxxl said:
Going to be quite funny if Atlanta doesn’t get much rain from this after all the local Mets have been hollering about this weekend being a washout
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I don't really understand why this city doesn't have one more in-depth and interactive meteorologist. All or their forecasts are the most basic boiler plate minimal amount of time it takes to do it. They do facebook live videos and just read the idiots comments and questions, like I care that some low IQ moron from Dacula wants to know if its going to rain at her house.
 
JHS said:
Hopefully none in Iowa either.
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It’s harvest season! They need dry
Who needs rain when you got 10+ days of 60s/40s31766C37-E888-4BE5-9237-33950FC66DCC.png
 
J.C. said:
I don't really understand why this city doesn't have one more in-depth and interactive meteorologist. All or their forecasts are the most basic boiler plate minimal amount of time it takes to do it. They do facebook live videos and just read the idiots comments and questions, like I care that some low IQ moron from Dacula wants to know if its going to rain at her house.
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because I don't work there...haha
 
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