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This is reminding me of the winter of 2011-12.
It’s possible. I remember driving up to Beech Mountain in the heart of winter that year and there barely being a stripe of snow in the middle of their top to bottom run. That was a really bad winter. We can easily top that I think. As long as the models are right and from there we go right into our standard February heat pattern that happens every single year as of late. We could have ski resorts closed by Presidents’ Day if we play our cards right
 
It’s possible. I remember driving up to Beech Mountain in the heart of winter that year and there barely being a stripe of snow in the middle of their top to bottom run. That was a really bad winter. We can easily top that I think. As long as the models are right and from there we go right into our standard February heat pattern that happens every single year as of late. We could have ski resorts closed by Presidents’ Day if we play our cards right

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Everybody that covers weather wants to talk about the prospects of cold and snow and wants to cover winter storms.

Since we appear to be moving into a climate that is less and less favorable for it, and since so many declare it to be over forever, I'm thinking about getting ahead of the pack and setting up a site for drought and wind.

Daily topics could be soil moisture, static electricity anomalies, the chapstick index, dry adiabatting averages, and windbreaker rebounds.
 
Everybody that covers weather wants to talk about the prospects of cold and snow and wants to cover winter storms.

Since we appear to be moving into a climate that is less and less favorable for it, and since so many declare it to be over forever, I'm thinking about getting ahead of the pack and setting up a site for drought and wind.

Daily topics could be soil moisture, static electricity anomalies, the chapstick index, dry adiabatting averages, and windbreaker rebounds.
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Man the sickening thing that I keep coming back to is the gulf coast blizzard last year. Rare, yes. But if it can still do that in this climate what else can it do? I know 3-4 small events for this region per year is easily doable. It just feels like we’re in an anomalous stretch where it just doesn’t want to snow in this one spot. It’s like once that one inkling of a variable swings back, so will we.
 
This has by far and away been the worst stretch for having a paid weather model subscription. The temps I keep seeing are like April and May. Get it together Mother Nature! My son just wants to see some snow in Gatlinburg and even that is far fetched so far. I know it’ll come but 💩 🔥
 
This has by far and away been the worst stretch for having a paid weather model subscription. The temps I keep seeing are like April and May. Get it together Mother Nature! My son just wants to see some snow in Gatlinburg and even that is far fetched so far. I know it’ll come but 💩 🔥
Y’all might have to drive all the way to Crested Butte this year, Parker lol
 
This has by far and away been the worst stretch for having a paid weather model subscription. The temps I keep seeing are like April and May. Get it together Mother Nature! My son just wants to see some snow in Gatlinburg and even that is far fetched so far. I know it’ll come but 💩 🔥
go to the UP of Michigan. You'll definitely see snow there.
 
Everybody that covers weather wants to talk about the prospects of cold and snow and wants to cover winter storms.

Since we appear to be moving into a climate that is less and less favorable for it, and since so many declare it to be over forever, I'm thinking about getting ahead of the pack and setting up a site for drought and wind.

Daily topics could be soil moisture, static electricity anomalies, the chapstick index, dry adiabatting averages, and windbreaker rebounds.
I laughed so hard at this i couldn't finish reading it to someone who was wondering what I was laughing at.
 
Everybody that covers weather wants to talk about the prospects of cold and snow and wants to cover winter storms.

Since we appear to be moving into a climate that is less and less favorable for it, and since so many declare it to be over forever, I'm thinking about getting ahead of the pack and setting up a site for drought and wind.

Daily topics could be soil moisture, static electricity anomalies, the chapstick index, dry adiabatting averages, and windbreaker rebounds.
www.shetley.com

Go ahead and reserve it.
 
It’s just absolutely devastating the output we’re even getting out of these models right now. In the heart of winter at that. Sometimes all you can do is laugh. Keep us on your prayer list.View attachment 180800
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Middle of January and the 850-line north of the UP? Yeah, not buying that for a second. It's almost as if the guard rails have been taken off of the GFS and it has been allowed to portray things that are, for all practical purposes, impossible. It shows 850's colder in GA than in Wisconsin and Michigan. Yeah, that's not going to happen ....:rolleyes:
 
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