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Misc General Banter Thread

Oh and the winter grade is a 0, F gives it too much credit. Not salvagable at this point, total loss
What, you don't enjoy perfect patterns and seeing every location 360 degrees around you get more snow than you've had in 25 years, which still gets thrown in your face? Imagine all that + not getting the snow they think you got 25 years ago. I'm convinced, there are some things that some people are forbidden from having in this life and big snow is mine. That is all.

P.S. No, I am not happy for anyone getting big snow today because in 40 years living here, I've never had any. It won't come back to me later either, because it never does and never will.
 
If we get a dusting, like the HRRR is showing...I will lose it. If we are going to bust let's completely get blanked. A dusting would be a kick to the nuts at this point.

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If we get enough precipitation, there's always a warm nose. If it's cold enough for snow, there's always a dry slot.

Raleigh...too far east for ULLs, too far southeast for CAD, and too far west for coastals.
Also don’t forget, too far north for Gulf low snowstorms. Pensacola, FL gets 10x the amount of snow as southern Wake County
 
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I think what makes the situation in Raleigh very frustrating is the lack of big events relative to climo. RDU hasn't officially reported more than 10" in a winter since 2003-04, while areas with similar climo around the country have done it several times. Jan 2018 was the best event of the last decade, Dec 2018 had a sharp cutoff in Wake County though. Otherwise since then we haven't seen more than 3" in a single event. RDU's mean snowfall is close to 5", we came close to that last year after two complete shutouts. Hopefully RDU will get our chance someday.
 
Tbh I never understood why Atlanta was upgraded to a warning

I mean maybe if it was a weekday and overly cautious but it's not even that haha. It's Saturday morning!

The standards of what is considered a winter storm are really going downhill
I didn’t either, just from my limited understanding of model output- but based on general public ignorance, I can understand why.

At the end of the day, this just adds to the false alarm ratio.
 
love waking up to this in my local discussion and snow actually falling imby:

"Latest trends: Models have trended towards a slightly deeper and
more negatively tilted upper trough with surface low pressure
extending a little further south and west."
 
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We need to start a support group.😭

No words this morning...

I feel like Patton when he was left out of D-Day

Biggest NC snowstorm in years! And I'm left out of it?

God will not permit this
So many people saying the dry slot will fill in for us SOON but I absolutely refuse to believe it til I see it.
 
The GFS may need to be decommissioned at this point considering the run I saw overnight. Just absolute bat crap stuff.

In another news, it's going to be a super long 3 and a half hours barring a miracle. Not gonna be fun because I was hoping the RGEM start time of 7-9 would play out.
 
I think what makes the situation in Raleigh very frustrating is the lack of big events relative to climo. RDU hasn't officially reported more than 10" in a winter since 2003-04, while areas with similar climo around the country have done it several times. Jan 2018 was the best event of the last decade, Dec 2018 had a sharp cutoff in Wake County though. Otherwise since then we haven't seen more than 3" in a single event. RDU's mean snowfall is close to 5", we came close to that last year after two complete shutouts. Hopefully RDU will get our chance someday.
December 2018 was a good event to start, but it was at night and warmed to rain and slush by daylight.
 
gfs has another miller a with a climo track by mid feb with snow

lol this winter will be the last good one for cae, ever
 
I can't say enough to the creator of this site. It's brought back memories I didn't even know I had to waiting for the weather channel local forecast to come on and update. If there was an apple tv app to do nothing but play this I'd buy it instantly.

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Probably in 2014. We've had a handful inch or two storms since that time.

That's about what I figured. I have a cousin on the west side of Columbia and I know they're all tickled. Always felt a little bad when we had big dumps in 2018 and 2025 just over an hour to the east. Even 2022 was a pretty good hit here.
 
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