packfan98
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I can't see the individual members, but there's been some noise at the end of the EPS and recent GEFS runs:
How often does Boone score a white Christmas, I wonder?Most recent White Christmas spatial map for NC.
Some areas along the US HWY 1 corridor and towards the Triangle area have been waiting nearly a century for one.
2010 was close but no cigar for most areas SE of I-85
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What difference from last Xmas Temps wise. At least we can save some money on heating bills .
It's a percentage. Don't freak out. I'm projected to be 51 F currently on Christmas Eve. Not exactly flip-flops and a tank top. But will not be the ice box we had last Christmas for certain.What difference from last Xmas Temps wise. At least we can save some money on heating bills .
Dark reds to even brownish colorsIt's a percentage. Don't freak out. I'm projected to be 51 F currently on Christmas Eve. Not exactly flip-flops and a tank top. But will not be the ice box we had last Christmas for certain.
Idk if it will work out, but I’d much rather have a semi warm December and a fun January/Feb than have a freezing cold December and straight ? Jan/Feb. Although there’s a possibility they could all be trash.What difference from last Xmas Temps wise. At least we can save some money on heating bills .
Christmas 2010 was so dissapointing. I missed it by fifteen miles.Most recent White Christmas spatial map for NC.
Some areas along the US HWY 1 corridor and towards the Triangle area have been waiting nearly a century for one.
2010 was close but no cigar for most areas SE of I-85
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Same here… but what we got on the 26th more than made up for itChristmas 2010 was so dissapointing. I missed it by fifteen miles.
It was the closest margin I’d seen between the haves and have nots since March 93. It was snowing in Cherryville and raining in Belmont.Same here… but what we got on the 26th more than made up for it
The changeover actually got here around 8pm that evening and we had about a half inch by 10:30pm… we actually let the kids go outside and play so that they could say they got to play in the snow on Christmas. A few hours later, I got in on the deformation band as the coastal low was really starting to fire up and had another 5” between 4am and 8am then just a steady light snow the rest of the day.It was the closest margin I’d seen between the haves and have nots since March 93. It was snowing in Cherryville and raining in Belmont.
Idk if it will work out, but I’d much rather have a semi warm December and a fun January/Feb than have a freezing cold December and straight Jan/Feb. Although there’s a possibility they could all be trash.
Gonna be a brown Christmas! Even here! ?Dark reds to even brownish colors
Never good