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Misc Fall - End of 2019 Whamby

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pcbjr said:
We'll see ... but I kinda like that word in certain contexts ... :cool:
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I'm a term-stealer, but only the right terms under specific terms on a short-term basis!
 
superjames1992 said:
Webber, your website is amazing, especially the portion dealing with historic snowstorms. I don't know how I've never found it before. I am a big fan or the RAH NWS Past Events page, but your page is so much more complete and goes back a lot further. I am going to be a heavy user. Well done!!!
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Thanks! This means a lot, I’ve spent the better part of the last 3 years constructing these maps. I still have several hundred events to analyze and I plan to make it easier to navigate for a specific region and provide some first guess rankings of all winter storms since 1895. A top 100 list for example would be something I’d like to do when all is said & done, although Mar 1927 will easily top them all
 
Webberweather53 said:
Thanks! This means a lot, I’ve spent the better part of the last 3 years constructing these maps. I still have several hundred events to analyze and I plan to make it easier to navigate for a specific region and provide some first guess rankings of all winter storms since 1895. A top 100 list for example would be something I’d like to do when all is said & done, although Mar 1927 will easily top them all
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The FL maps will be easy ... save them for your retirement ... ;)
 
Webberweather53 said:
Thanks! This means a lot, I’ve spent the better part of the last 3 years constructing these maps. I still have several hundred events to analyze and I plan to make it easier to navigate for a specific region and provide some first guess rankings of all winter storms since 1895. A top 100 list for example would be something I’d like to do when all is said & done, although Mar 1927 will easily top them all
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Webb, would it be possible to add the Miller A and B climatology maps/research to your site?
 
Nick_boynton_ said:
Fine.... I’ll be the one to post for everyone ?? funny everyone was bashing on the cold and snow hopefuls in here and swearing a sweaty ridge could cancel winter all together ... I laugh as we will probably be seeing many fantasy storms begin to pop up on models like this one the next week on all the models
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Only 16 days away ??
 
Ollie Williams said:
Webb, would it be possible to add the Miller A and B climatology maps/research to your site?
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Yeah that's actually a good idea! I can plan to put some of those composites and a bunch of others on my site (anafrontal, z500 & MSLPa or 500mb vort by month, etc) probably after the New Year as I put the finishing touches on my AMS poster.
 
Nick_boynton_ said:
Fine.... I’ll be the one to post for everyone ?? funny everyone was bashing on the cold and snow hopefuls in here and swearing a sweaty ridge could cancel winter all together ... I laugh as we will probably be seeing many fantasy storms begin to pop up on models like this one the next week on all the models
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Bet.
 
Nick_boynton_ said:
Fine.... I’ll be the one to post for everyone ?? funny everyone was bashing on the cold and snow hopefuls in here and swearing a sweaty ridge could cancel winter all together ... I laugh as we will probably be seeing many fantasy storms begin to pop up on models like this one the next week on all the models
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We’re gonna torch at a 100 degrees with afternoon hailstorms and 9C mid level lapse rates with 7000 JKG of SBcape and 40 kts of 0-6km shear, along with giant HGZs with just 2500 jkg of cape in the -10 to -30 C layer alone
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
We’re gonna torch at a 100 degrees with afternoon hailstorms and 9C mid level lapse rates with 7000 JKG of SBcape and 40 kts of 0-6km shear, along with giant HGZs with just 2500 jkg of cape in the -10 to -30 C layer alone
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I don't think that is possible. Maybe on another Earth-like planet somewhere.
 
Cad Wedge NC said:
I don't think that is possible. Maybe on another Earth-like planet somewhere.
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Something close/similar did happen back in June in Oklahoma, not far from what I just described, crazy how volatile the atmosphere can get over there, and if I’m not mistaken, on June 29th, some in South Dakota had 9000jkg of SBcape 9855FA1F-698E-4419-B6F0-81BC6DEA6253.jpeg
 
I was just looking at clinical for my area and found this from AKQ. Interesting to see.
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tramadoc said:
It’s funny that he says the eastern part of NC with heavy rain when the NWS just gives my area a small chance of QPF. Must be south of the Albemarle Sound for heavy rain.
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Just noticed you are in Elizabeth city thought you were in the triad for some reason. Not a bad spot to be in for a late blooming coastal

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