JHS
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3 weeks now with little to no rain. No end to the streak in sight either.
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Misc Jalapeño July
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Webberweather53
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Love it but I'll take my 4.5" of snow on November 1st over that. Mind you I'm still doing penance for that snow.
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As crazy as this sounds, that wasn't the first time it's snowed that much in Lexington in November. This storm in 1901 also produced 5" of snow in Lexington, SC... lmao!
Nice Augusta jackpot! I hope we see 5 storms like that this winter!
An SD special!
whatalife
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When I get the chance, I'm going to check the official record to see how much ATL got. Accumulating SN in ATL in November was rare even going back to 1890.
ForsythSnow
Moderator
1 inch in November? That would be epic if that happened again.
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Yeah, from what I've seen in the NCDC archives, Atlanta picked up a trace but areas further NE received somewhere in the ballpark of 1-3", with Elberton being the big winner at 3"...
Actually, Augusta got absolutely nothing in this storm rotfl... As is often the case w/ very early and late season winter storms (like November 1 2014) snowfall accumulations if any are heavily dependent on precipitation rates and apparently Augusta received a massive screw job because the next county to the north received 2-4" of snow
whatalife
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This is great. We are talking about snow in the July thread. Must be some serious mental meltdowns going on in this heat 
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Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Lexington is apparently the snow capital of the SC midlands haha... Yeah, isn't it amazing what you find when you start to dig a little bit back in the archives and look outside the major metropolitan areas like Columbia, Greenville-Spartanburg, Raleigh-Durham, and Charlotte? I just came upon this by pure chance... I saw that both Southport and Wilmington, NC received a trace of sleet (although the Southeastern Regional Climate Center's (SERCC) NWS NOWData doesn't show this) on November 19 1901, while everyone else in NC saw nothing and wondered...
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
This is great. We are talking about snow in the July thread. Must be some serious mental meltdowns going on in this heat
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I seriously needed to cool off a bit haha and thinking about monstrous snowstorms in the good ol' days w/ a cooler climate helps
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
November 1, 2014. Awesome image btw whatalife
I-20 near Gilbert, SC
Then about 2 weeks later that same November, snow flurries fell as far south as northern MS & Tennessee
whatalife
Moderator
November 1, 2014. Awesome image btw whatalife
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Oh yes! It's all coming back to me now....
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It's Christmas in July! LOL
pcbjr
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Look back over recent years with Halloween snow ... omen hasn't been too terribly good ... in fact, overall, not thinking the winters are worth remembering, unless you generally like the next snow on Pres's Day or thereabouts ...
accu35
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You will get you chance man lol
whatalife
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