Itryatgolf
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Jan 88 and Feb 88 was pretty cold overall in what I remember
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Pattern December 2023
- Thread starter whatalife
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Cold Rain, Merry Torchmas! 18Z did bring the goods! 
Brent
Member
Yes January 1988 had pretty close to a boardwide snowstorm
So a warm Christmas doesn't necessarily mean bad news for the rest of winter I guess
Brent
Member
Well considering what we've seen the last few years it would be a big deal today ?
Drizzle Snizzle
Member
I wanna see a boardwide snow from Houston to Jacksonville and everywhere points north. When's the last time that happened ?
Yes it was. In fact if I remember correctly there was a severe weather outbreak across the south either on Christmas Day or the day after
EastmanGAWX
Member
This storm was one of the worst IP/ZR events in history for the southern half of Georgia, points well below Macon were out of power for an extensive amount of times. While there was no snowfall accumulation, it was still virtually a board wide storm in terms of frozen precipitation.
Not at all. As warm as Christmas 2015 was, the following month I remember tailgating before the NFC Championship game in Charlotte with a couple inches of snow on the ground from a decent storm a couple days earlier
EastmanGAWX
Member
Someone else on here can probably correct me, but I would venture to say that February 1899 was probably the last storm that had both accumulating snow in Houston/Jacksonville/points north. February 2010 was defintiely the closest example in recent memory, but far SE GA (points east of Valdosta, south of Jesup) were shut out during that storm from any measurable snow. The ten year period from 1895-1905 was absolutely insane in terms of measurable snowfalls in Southern Georgia/North Florida.
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I unfortunately can’t get behind there being snow for the charlotte area with the backside band, normally precipitation moves out faster and cold moves in slower, betting on nothing here
tennessee storm
Member
Snow from Houston to Jacksonville ? Take a miracle in todays climate
6z GFS at ~mid-night Christmas eve:
Cad Wedge NC
Member
Well, Well, .... 06Z GFS says, "Snow on Christmas Day". Only 360 Hours out ... good one for the model archive thread.
Start the thread. It's only 360 hours out. We are inside the 384 hours.
strongwxnc
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lexxnchloe
Member
Snowflakes on Christmas?
Brent
Member
Silly GFS ?
Nomanslandva
Member
My chance for rain to snow down here in the valley seems to be getting away from me. cool enough soundings are more like midnight now vs 10 PM yesterday. Floyd and Montgomery should have a much better chance as always. @LukeBarrette and @SWVAwxfan good luck over there.