Fantastic response! If everyone understood this forecasters in the south might catch a break.Roswellian said:
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it was too warm to get in the pool yesterday....metwannabe said:
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Lol I know when I read that I was thinking that has to be one of the most incredible statements I'd ever read. Bird activity and worms have far more validity...Storm5 said:
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RollTide18
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Storm5 said:
Yikes, guess I shouldn't get in the pool this summer then
Lmao yall are funny
We are nice guys for the most part. Please don't muck it up by being detrimental to the "get along" community standards we have. We aren't going to run off our good posters with the trolling and one liners.
- anyways, we are getting quite close to announcing some cool stuff.
And.. what in the! What is this?!
- anyways, we are getting quite close to announcing some cool stuff.
And.. what in the! What is this?!
ForsythSnow
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I think that that is the models trying to get us a big storm to look at in fantasy land. 
Yall are so funny. It will be interesting to see how this plays out and see if we can actually have the negative undercut the big Ridge.
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WeatherLC
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Couldn't had said it better myself. Personally I'm enjoying the spring like weather.Shawn said:We are nice guys for the most part. Please don't muck it up by being detrimental to the "get along" community standards we have. We aren't going to run off our good posters with the trolling and one liners.
- anyways, we are getting quite close to announcing some cool stuff.
And.. what in the! What is this?!
The 12z GFS does have a powerful storm system in fantasy land. And the MB is at 993 at 312. Take the hint. Lol.ForsythSnow said:I think that that is the models trying to get us a big storm to look at in fantasy land.
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ForsythSnow
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I wonder how crazy the Euro is going to be today? Probably will show a blizzard for Miami lol.
olhausen
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Another beautiful fantasy storm at almost the same time and place as it was showing a few days ago.
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Shawn said:We are nice guys for the most part. Please don't muck it up by being detrimental to the "get along" community standards we have. We aren't going to run off our good posters with the trolling and one liners.
- anyways, we are getting quite close to announcing some cool stuff.
And.. what in the! What is this?!
[size=small]PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE COLUMBIA SC
1011 AM EST TUE FEB 16 2010
...3RD GREATEST SNOWFALL EVENT AT AUGUSTA...
...6TH GREATEST SNOWFALL EVENT AT COLUMBIA...
THE SNOWSTORM THAT AFFECTED THE MIDLANDS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND THE
CENTRAL SAVANNAH RIVER AREA OF GEORGIA PRODUCED SOME OF THE HIGHEST
SNOWFALL TOTALS ON RECORD. THE TOTAL SNOWFALL AT THE COLUMBIA METRO
AIRPORT WAS 8.6 INCHES. THE TOTAL SNOWFALL AT AUGUSTA REGIONAL BUSH
FIELD WAS 8.0 INCHES. IT WAS THE LARGEST SNOWFALL TO AFFECT THE
REGION SINCE THE SNOWSTORM OF FEBRUARY 1973...NEARLY FOUR DECADES
AGO.
[font=Courier New, Courier, mono][size=small]HERE ARE THE TOP 10 SNOW EVENTS FOR COLUMBIA:
16.0 INCHES...FEBRUARY 9-10 1973
11.8 INCHES...FEBRUARY 11-14 1899
11.7 INCHES...FEBRUARY 25-26 1914
11.3 INCHES...FEBRUARY 24-25 1894
8.8 INCHES...DECEMBER 10-11 1958
[/font][/size]8.6 INCHES...FEBRUARY 12-13 2010
8.5 INCHES...FEBRUARY 11-12 1895
8.1 INCHES...FEBRUARY 10-11 1912
6.3 INCHES...FEBRUARY 23 1901
6.2 INCHES...JANUARY 29-30 1936[/size]
Shawn said:We are nice guys for the most part. Please don't muck it up by being detrimental to the "get along" community standards we have. We aren't going to run off our good posters with the trolling and one liners.
- anyways, we are getting quite close to announcing some cool stuff.
And.. what in the! What is this?!
noticPUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE COLUMBIA SC
1011 AM EST TUE FEB 16 2010
...3RD GREATEST SNOWFALL EVENT AT AUGUSTA...
...6TH GREATEST SNOWFALL EVENT AT COLUMBIA...
THE SNOWSTORM THAT AFFECTED THE MIDLANDS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND THE
CENTRAL SAVANNAH RIVER AREA OF GEORGIA PRODUCED SOME OF THE HIGHEST
SNOWFALL TOTALS ON RECORD. THE TOTAL SNOWFALL AT THE COLUMBIA METRO
AIRPORT WAS 8.6 INCHES. THE TOTAL SNOWFALL AT AUGUSTA REGIONAL BUSH
FIELD WAS 8.0 INCHES. IT WAS THE LARGEST SNOWFALL TO AFFECT THE
REGION SINCE THE SNOWSTORM OF FEBRUARY 1973...NEARLY FOUR DECADES
AGO.
HERE ARE THE TOP 10 SNOW EVENTS FOR COLUMBIA:
16.0 INCHES...FEBRUARY 9-10 1973
11.8 INCHES...FEBRUARY 11-14 1899
11.7 INCHES...FEBRUARY 25-26 1914
11.3 INCHES...FEBRUARY 24-25 1894
8.8 INCHES...DECEMBER 10-11 1958
8.6 INCHES...FEBRUARY 12-13 2010
8.5 INCHES...FEBRUARY 11-12 1895
8.1 INCHES...FEBRUARY 10-11 1912
6.3 INCHES...FEBRUARY 23 1901
6.2 INCHES...JANUARY 29-30 1936 ** fab feb shawn!!!!!
whatalife
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Spurs up said:Shawn said:We are nice guys for the most part. Please don't muck it up by being detrimental to the "get along" community standards we have. We aren't going to run off our good posters with the trolling and one liners.
- anyways, we are getting quite close to announcing some cool stuff.
And.. what in the! What is this?!
[size=small]PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE COLUMBIA SC
1011 AM EST TUE FEB 16 2010
...3RD GREATEST SNOWFALL EVENT AT AUGUSTA...
...6TH GREATEST SNOWFALL EVENT AT COLUMBIA...
THE SNOWSTORM THAT AFFECTED THE MIDLANDS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND THE
CENTRAL SAVANNAH RIVER AREA OF GEORGIA PRODUCED SOME OF THE HIGHEST
SNOWFALL TOTALS ON RECORD. THE TOTAL SNOWFALL AT THE COLUMBIA METRO
AIRPORT WAS 8.6 INCHES. THE TOTAL SNOWFALL AT AUGUSTA REGIONAL BUSH
FIELD WAS 8.0 INCHES. IT WAS THE LARGEST SNOWFALL TO AFFECT THE
REGION SINCE THE SNOWSTORM OF FEBRUARY 1973...NEARLY FOUR DECADES
AGO.
[font=Courier New, Courier, mono][size=small]HERE ARE THE TOP 10 SNOW EVENTS FOR COLUMBIA:
16.0 INCHES...FEBRUARY 9-10 1973
11.8 INCHES...FEBRUARY 11-14 1899
11.7 INCHES...FEBRUARY 25-26 1914
11.3 INCHES...FEBRUARY 24-25 1894
8.8 INCHES...DECEMBER 10-11 1958
[/font][/size]8.6 INCHES...FEBRUARY 12-13 2010
8.5 INCHES...FEBRUARY 11-12 1895
8.1 INCHES...FEBRUARY 10-11 1912
6.3 INCHES...FEBRUARY 23 1901
6.2 INCHES...JANUARY 29-30 1936[/size]
Well there you go.
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Might have been too warm for the pool, but just right for the bathtub!!
It's happening!
It's happening!
whatalife said:Spurs up said:Shawn said:We are nice guys for the most part. Please don't muck it up by being detrimental to the "get along" community standards we have. We aren't going to run off our good posters with the trolling and one liners.
- anyways, we are getting quite close to announcing some cool stuff.
And.. what in the! What is this?!
[size=small]PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE COLUMBIA SC
1011 AM EST TUE FEB 16 2010
...3RD GREATEST SNOWFALL EVENT AT AUGUSTA...
...6TH GREATEST SNOWFALL EVENT AT COLUMBIA...
THE SNOWSTORM THAT AFFECTED THE MIDLANDS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND THE
CENTRAL SAVANNAH RIVER AREA OF GEORGIA PRODUCED SOME OF THE HIGHEST
SNOWFALL TOTALS ON RECORD. THE TOTAL SNOWFALL AT THE COLUMBIA METRO
AIRPORT WAS 8.6 INCHES. THE TOTAL SNOWFALL AT AUGUSTA REGIONAL BUSH
FIELD WAS 8.0 INCHES. IT WAS THE LARGEST SNOWFALL TO AFFECT THE
REGION SINCE THE SNOWSTORM OF FEBRUARY 1973...NEARLY FOUR DECADES
AGO.
[font=Courier New, Courier, mono][size=small]HERE ARE THE TOP 10 SNOW EVENTS FOR COLUMBIA:
16.0 INCHES...FEBRUARY 9-10 1973
11.8 INCHES...FEBRUARY 11-14 1899
11.7 INCHES...FEBRUARY 25-26 1914
11.3 INCHES...FEBRUARY 24-25 1894
8.8 INCHES...DECEMBER 10-11 1958
[/font][/size]8.6 INCHES...FEBRUARY 12-13 2010
8.5 INCHES...FEBRUARY 11-12 1895
8.1 INCHES...FEBRUARY 10-11 1912
6.3 INCHES...FEBRUARY 23 1901
6.2 INCHES...JANUARY 29-30 1936[/size]
Well there you go.
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february is our time!
Food for thought. This is per NWSMemphis back in January 1880:
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I will gladly take the warmth most are seeing. It has been 38 to 42 degrees here for 2 days now. We also have had showers and fog for 6 days straight. Talk about bone chilling cold. This is worse than when it was 10 degrees.
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