Mr. Golf
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I personally have no idea what HM is saying ?
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Pattern January 2021 - Joyless January
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I personally have no idea what HM is saying ?
Already a Toccoa warm bubble over a month out ?
Mr. Golf
Member
Of course if you ask a question, it gets ignored when 90% of people dont know what he means
Ah, yep, you're right. Get a 2 incher most winters. It seems harder to get 6" or more than it used to be.
Why can't people just say it's either going to be cold and snowy, or it's not, or I have no idea what's coming? ?
Well this could be interesting
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Icon might do it 
mydoortotheworld
Member
looks WAY better. way more consolidated
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Raleigh has become the new Fayetteville! 
NoSnowATL
Member
Cold rain
Raleigh has become the new Fayetteville!
Raleigh had 39 winters reach 10" total from 1886-87 to 2004-05, an average of about one every three years. Since then, we haven't even cracked 10" for a winter total, for 17 winters in a row.
NW trend....
LickWx
Member
Raleigh has become the new Fayetteville!
What’s Fayetteville’s new median ? Like .5 inches . Fayetteville is the new CAE!
mydoortotheworld
Member
Weirdly, weatherbell maps only show 925 temps for just 6z and 18z ?
For comparison, KGSO has fared MUCH better than RDU in recent years. KGSO has cracked 10" for a winter total four times and 15" total twice since 2004-05.
LickWx
Member
I think GSO has actually overall been well above average for snowfall , particular last 5 years . Only slight decrease in means .
Raleigh has become the new Fayetteville!
What really is concerning here is that the new 30yr ('91-'20) LOWER snow-median was still boosted by the 2 big snows of January 2000 and 2002. Without those the number would be even lower.
It doesn’t make sense tbh ?
I just want to see a 12 inch snow in Raleigh once. There were many of them in the first half of the 21st century.What really is concerning here is that the new 30yr ('91-'20) LOWER snow-median was still boosted by the 2 big snows of January 2000 and 2002. Without those the number would be even lower.
Geez
