LickWx
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There is real snow in the mountains , many spots average 1-2 almost 3 feet evenit was 65 here today. I don't want to drive to see fake snow. and Aspen is better IMO
There is real snow in the mountains , many spots average 1-2 almost 3 feet evenit was 65 here today. I don't want to drive to see fake snow. and Aspen is better IMO
It’s the mountains it will snowFind me the snow
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climate change is happening.It’s the mountains it will snow
Ok you are a meteorologist you know betterclimate change is happening.
Yeah, snow is rapidly disappearing in the southeast. Unfortunately, our excitement is going to come from severe weather and hurricanes. We were actually lucky not to have gotten a 2nd big hit in the western Carolinas this year.climate change is happening.
This site thrives on winter weather so anything contrary to it gets frowned upon. Thanks for Banning me. Enjoy your clouds. No better than Buckeye.What is the problem? Can we not discuss weather without it turning into debate, good grief
Finally it wasn’t meI just deleted a bunch of post, some of you got caught up in the deletion because you replied to the original problem comment. Please try to keep banter in banter and keep responses respectful/civil. Thanks
Not so. We like severe too!!!This site thrives on winter weather so anything contrary to it gets frowned upon. Thanks for Banning me. Enjoy your clouds. No better than Buckeye.
Dude you were only banned for 7 days from Dec. thread (replies only) but if you wish to continue to be disrespectful I can make it a full ban. I'd prefer not to do that but I don't mind either, your choice.This site thrives on winter weather so anything contrary to it gets frowned upon. Thanks for Banning me. Enjoy your clouds. No better than Buckeye.
I said my piece and I meant what I said.Dude you were only banned for 7 days from Dec. thread (replies only) but if you wish to continue to be disrespectful I can make it a full ban. I'd prefer not to do that but I don't mind either, your choice.
Only if you say it's going to snow.‘‘Tis the season to be jolly
I couldn’t take a ban. What would I do without the whamby thread? My wife won’t listen to my complaining.Dude you were only banned for 7 days from Dec. thread (replies only) but if you wish to continue to be disrespectful I can make it a full ban. I'd prefer not to do that but I don't mind either, your choice.
I'm getting too old for this lol@Metwannabe you gotta stay up for the 0z’s, I got a sunrise to catch
Even in 2019, we were still chasing 10+ day cold!Check out this old nugget. Good times View attachment 156103
I think one of the funniest things that’s happened the last few years is one of the strongest, most impressive cad/storm combos I’ve ever seen from a Synoptics/surface standpoint happening on easter weekend 2023. It was 45 degrees at Augusta and Justin Thomas was hitting a 3 wood into 18 before they said “screw this” and called play. Had that happened in Jan or feb we would still be talking about itApril
Blocking.Given our situation over past three years, I can't help but wonder; how did we ever get yearly snowfall in this area? I ask that, not in a sarcastic or obtuse manner, but with real wonder.
I saw flakes fly 2 years ago, but haven't seen a single flake or pellet since, and nothing cover the ground since Jan 22. This year, I have received over 6 inches of rain in the first half of a solidly colder than normal December, and not even sniffed anything frozen. How did we ever actually get cold and precip to meet up; and actually happen multiple times per winter in most years past?
When we are down and out like we are now it makes you wonder will we ever see snow again. I know where your coming from. It's like how did it ever snow around here before. Its like you want to give but we look forward this very short time every year. I guess we should have zero expectations every winter from now on. I don't know. So frustrating these days is a understatement.Given our situation over past three years, I can't help but wonder; how did we ever get yearly snowfall in this area? I ask that, not in a sarcastic or obtuse manner, but with real wonder.
I saw flakes fly 2 years ago, but haven't seen a single flake or pellet since, and nothing cover the ground since Jan 22. This year, I have received over 6 inches of rain in the first half of a solidly colder than normal December, and not even sniffed anything frozen. How did we ever actually get cold and precip to meet up; and actually happen multiple times per winter in most years past?
What do you mean if I whine hard enough it'll snow againThis thread single handedly makes me hope it actually never snows again
If that was the case upstate SC over to Atlanta would be glaciatedWhat do you mean if I whine hard enough it'll snow again
I see the shots fired. I’ll continue to whine until im either 6 feet deep in snow or 6 feet deep.If that was the case upstate SC over to Atlanta would be glaciated
Unless you plan to move, don't you mean 6 inches deep in snow? Even then the 6 feet deep will probably come firstI see the shots fired. I’ll continue to whine until im either 6 feet deep in snow or 6 feet deep.