ATLwxfan
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I don’t know if it’s one of the 3 latest, but I do know that ATL had 7.9” during the 3/24/83 storm. This is the same one that gave CLT 10.3”
Ok we’re good. Plenty of time left lol
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I don’t know if it’s one of the 3 latest, but I do know that ATL had 7.9” during the 3/24/83 storm. This is the same one that gave CLT 10.3”
What’s odd about that storm is that it was an overrunning southern slider event with a sharp cut off on the northern edge… Hickory over to Greensboro got nothing from it. You would think that a storm with that type of amounts so late in the season would have come from an ULLOk we’re good. Plenty of time left lol
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Colder pattern established in March , in the se. That’s funny . Good luckIt won’t be fun initially but this evolution is going to play in the favor of cold ..come early mid month of march that -PNA will falter and with all the blocking overtop thats currently being modeled across all models, mischief will happen. Colder looks will probably pop up as we get closer past the first week of march. Enough for a widespread south east winter storm? Probably not. But I don’t think we can take winter weather off the table for someone in the SE in march. Euro weeklies hint at it and so does the GEFS extended. It’s only a matter of time before a colder pattern gets established, the question will be how effective will it be at making some winter weather happen come week 2 and on in March. View attachment 133444
April 25th, 1910 1.5” so anything is possible. We got a few inches in April 1987 I believe too up in acworth.What were the top three latest accumulating snows for ATL? Do your thing SouthernWx.
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Eh from what I've seen the nam is generally too low at 2m when it's warmNAM isnt buying record heat
AlwaysEh from what I've seen the nam is generally too low at 2m when it's warm
seems like a decent bet. This is the classic rdu sensor is hotter than anyone setupGoing with 83 RAH, 85 FAY, 81 CLT, 79 GSO
seems like a decent bet. This is the classic rdu sensor is hotter than anyone setup
Mother nature sure tries to even things out. OddIt's crazy how the all time record for February was in 1977 which was an extremely cold winter.
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Mother nature sure tries to even things out. Odd
oh great. going to call this march pattern the pallbearer so it can let us down one more timeIt won’t be fun initially but this evolution is going to play in the favor of cold ..come early mid month of march that -PNA will falter and with all the blocking overtop thats currently being modeled across all models, mischief will happen. Colder looks will probably pop up as we get closer past the first week of march. Enough for a widespread south east winter storm? Probably not. But I don’t think we can take winter weather off the table for someone in the SE in march. Euro weeklies hint at it and so does the GEFS extended. It’s only a matter of time before a colder pattern gets established, the question will be how effective will it be at making some winter weather happen come week 2 and on in March. View attachment 133444