• Hello, please take a minute to check out our awesome content, contributed by the wonderful members of our community. We hope you'll add your own thoughts and opinions by making a free account!

Misc 2022-23 Fall/Winter Whamby Thread

Status
Not open for further replies.
It's clear which stages some are from the phantom storm fail.
stages-of-grief-1024x1024.jpg
 
I thought the mods were going to hold this thread to real weather discussions and push all others to whamby. Guess I was wrong. No worries from me, just be consistent.
 
BullCityWx said:
tHeReS sO mAnY NC pOsTeRs

North Carolina is the 9th most populous state in the union.
Click to expand...
Will be 8th by passing Georgia by 2030. Then by 2045ish will easily bypass Ohio then Illinois and finally Pennsylvania to become the 5th most populated US State. Should land at around 13.2 million people in the 2040 census.

Source- ME
 
SnowQueen said:
Will be 8th by passing Georgia by 2030. Then be 2045ish will easily bypass Ohio then Illinois and finally Pennsylvania to become the 5th most populated US State. Should land at around 13.2 million people in the 2040 census.

Source- ME
Click to expand...
How you gonna be passing GA when GA is growing faster than NC ?
 
SnowQueen said:
Will be 8th by passing Georgia by 2030. Then be 2045ish will easily bypass Ohio then Illinois and finally Pennsylvania to become the 5th most populated US State. Should land at around 13.2 million people in the 2040 census.

Source- ME
Click to expand...
I would not mind seeing it go the other way...... less people.
 
JTR said:
I thought the mods were going to hold this thread to real weather discussions and push all others to whamby. Guess I was wrong. No worries from me, just be consistent.
Click to expand...
Change that J to G and put skyline after it, and now we’re talkin
 
SnowQueen said:
Will be 8th by passing Georgia by 2030. Then be 2045ish will easily bypass Ohio then Illinois and finally Pennsylvania to become the 5th most populated US State. Should land at around 13.2 million people in the 2040 census.

Source- ME
Click to expand...
Shoot. They will feel entitled to that much more snow. They already feel like they should be Buffalo.
 
Cad Wedge NC said:
I would not mind seeing it go the other way...... less people.
Click to expand...
It’s coming, most counties that aren’t seeing an influx of people moving in are losing people as deaths outnumber births . In fact , many counties in nc are already seeing that and if it were not for domestic migration they would be declining. Millennials were the largest generation , everyone behind them is a smaller and smaller cohort.
 
Snowlover87 said:
GA's pop increased by 10.6% between 2010 and 2020. NC increased by 9.5%
Click to expand...
Between July 1 2020 and July 1 2021 Georgia added 73,766 people while North Carolina added 93,985. Georgia's growth rate was faster in the 2010-2016 window but slowed down in the 2016-2020 window.. North Carolina maintained and is now increasing faster then Georgia.
 
Lickdork said:
It’s coming, most counties that aren’t seeing an influx of people moving in are losing people as deaths outnumber births . In fact , many counties in nc are already seeing that and if it were not for domestic migration they would be declining. Millennials were the largest generation , everyone behind them is a smaller and smaller cohort.
Click to expand...
The way they are turning dirt around here, there’s a lot more coming.
 
SnowQueen said:
Between July 1 2020 and July 1 2021 Georgia added 73,766 people while North Carolina added 93,985. Georgia's growth rate was faster in the 2010-2016 window but slowed down in the 2016-2020 window.. North Carolina maintained and is now increasing faster than Georgia.
Click to expand...
Census estimates are horrible . They missed massively as the 2020 census showed. Massive overestimations . They are back at it again as well.
 
Snowlover87 said:
GA's pop increased by 10.6% between 2010 and 2020. NC increased by 9.5%
Click to expand...
In North Carolina that growth is evenly distributed more so than just in the Atlanta area in Georgia. Georgia definitely does not have the infrastructure to have continued growth the next 40 years.
 
Bham 99 said:
In North Carolina that growth is evenly distributed more so than just in the Atlanta area in Georgia. Georgia definitely does not have the infrastructure to have continued growth the next 40 years.
Click to expand...
Georgia needs to do a better job at growing outside of Atlanta. Why can’t the rest of Georgia grow ?
 
Looks like a low of 29F tonight here on Da coast..

Currently 37F..
Feels like Oyster Harvesting Weather..
 

Attachments

  • oysters2022.jpg
    oysters2022.jpg
    116.7 KB · Views: 8
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top