cd2play
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I knew that cat was here somewhere
I knew that cat was here somewhere
SnowflakesLol Ok but... That's not a legitimate expectation. I mean, what do we expect to happen for real?
Plenty of those!Snowflakes
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Me too. Unfortunately that is beyond my capabilities to create! Lol hopefully someone here can assist? I know all time average at CLT is still 5.6 even though the last 30 years is only 3.7 inches. So I'm guessing that 5.6 used to be a lot higher before the 1980s came around and we started the decline.
Webb,Simple linear regression onto Charlotte's snowfall record reveals the average snowfall is decreasing at a rate of roughly a dusting per decade, I've found similar trends in other areas like Fayetteville.
10 years since I've seen 6+Plenty of those!
Send me a PO address and I'll mail you a $2.00 Monopoly scratch off ticket ...10 years since I've seen 6+
17 since 10+
Killing it
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Oh you meant actual snowflakes. My bad.10 years since I've seen 6+
17 since 10+
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Sadly, I've never seen 10+; the most I've ever seen is 8. I guess I've never really seen snow. LOL10 years since I've seen 6+
17 since 10+
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Probably meant snowfakes.Oh you meant actual snowflakes. My bad.
Sadly, I've never seen 10+; the most I've ever seen is 8. I guess I've never really seen snow. LOL
I think recency bias is a large part of it. Typically, early December is several weeks prior to the most climatoligcally favored snowfall window for the SE US. What has happened the last two years is unusual and it likely won't happen again this year.I'm just a little annoyed because people were hyping early December so much and now it's not even that cold I guess. It fits the pattern of last winter where all the hope was long range only to vanish.
I've never had hope for December though really because it's been a very long time since I've seen frozen precip during it
Van Denton In Greensboro released his winter outlook this evening. He’s going with above average snow, and he’s going with below average temps December, January and February with wild temperature swings in March. I think It looks reasonable 85 north but south, meh, I don’t see Mack getting 6-10 inches of snow.View attachment 26491