Pattern Fabulous February

[gawxnative]

It wasn’t in certain places before February. I think the mean here was around 3 degrees above normal for December. For January it was right at normal overall but It was the lows though that were a tad above normal and that won’t get you winter weather very often in the southeast.

Yes our "cold" was more of a factor of it being so wet for December and first half of Jan. Suppressed daytime highs by some 4-6 degrees, while keeping lows some 2-4 degrees warmer.

 

[Tarheel1]

There’s still hope/likelihood we finish March / April BN

 

[Spurs up]

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There’s still hope/likelihood we finish March / April BN

I just can't get excited bout that lol although we did get snow here last march

 

[Myfrotho704_]

Truly upsetting this was the last warm day before we cool down and get some rain again, I dont mind a SER dominated pattern, bring on the -PNA aswell, This was the best weather day of 2019 no doubt

 

[cd2play]

There’s still hope/likelihood we finish March / April BN

We picked up a surprise 1 inch snow in March 2017. It was a winter wonderland for a few hours on a Saturday morning.

 

[Bham 99]

When looking at ALL ATL winters back to 1878-9 to make folks feel better, it isn't even close to winters like 2016-7. Only one of the 12 warmest, 2015-6 (10th warmest) , was El Nino:

Warmest ATL DJF

1. 1889-90: 54.3
2. 1879-80: 52.4
3. 2016-7: 52.3
4. 1931-2: 51.9
5. 1956-7: 51.6
6. 1949-50: 50.6
7. 1948-9: 50.4
8. 2011-2: 50.3
9. 1881-2: 50.3
10. 2015-6: 49.5 warmest El Nino
11. 1998-9: 49.3
12. 2012-3: 49.2
13. 2018-9 48.9 projected

So, it has been a lot worse!

Yeah 1948-50 meant back to back warm winters. We would have been going crazy back then.

 

[Jimmy Hypocracy]

West coast can’t remain troughey the rest of winter. It has to break down before the last week of Feb. doesn’t it?

 

[southernskimmer]

It will break down until November in mid April

 

[cd2play]

It will break down until November in mid April

Every year for the rest of our lives.

 

[Tarheel1]

Every year for the rest of our lives.

Can’t wait for next winters La Niña coming up behind an awesome Midookie, with no STJ, and low solar activity, and -PNA and +NAO, no analfronts, that’s going to be our winter!!!

 

[cd2play]

Can’t wait for next winters La Niña coming up behind an awesome Midookie, with no STJ, and low solar activity, and -PNA and +NAO, no analfronts, that’s going to be our winter!!!

The El Nion this winter must have been a MiDukie. Duke was our problem all along.

 

[ghost1]

Hard to believe in N AL with temps in the upper 70s DPs in the 60s with a strong cold front approaching there wasn’t a threat for severe today

 

[cd2play]

If that front had been a few hours later, the upper 70s would have been lower to middle 80s

 

[SD]

Hard to believe in N AL with temps in the upper 70s DPs in the 60s with a strong cold front approaching there wasn’t a threat for severe today

Don't worry that comes Monday and tuesday

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[SASQUATCH]

Hard to believe in N AL with temps in the upper 70s DPs in the 60s with a strong cold front approaching there wasn’t a threat for severe today

lacked dynamics

 

[Blue_Ridge_Escarpment]

5th icing event of the year setting up for here on Sunday evening.

 

[Myfrotho704_]

Needa watch for a hslc event early next week

 

[olhausen]

We picked up a surprise 1 inch snow in March 2017. It was a winter wonderland for a few hours on a Saturday morning.

I missed out on that one. I think places in west Tennessee got as much as 3-4 inches though. Last March I got a beautiful 2 inch wet plaster job but it was gone by noon also. I then got snow showers twice in April.

 

[Tarheel1]

NAM gonna NAM! Congrats to Cad Wedge, on “ “ice storm # 12” for total accrual of 1/16” of an inch

 

[Tarheel1]

What???? No warm nose??? Seattle