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Bham 99 said:
If you move to Nashville I guess you'll get more snow than Charlotte but you won't ever get CAD.
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CAD has failed miserably over the last few years. It's worth the risk, IMO. Plus the food, bars, and the energetic lifestyle are worth it. I love CLT, but damn we look so generic compared to Nashville. Weather too. LOL.
 
ryan1234 said:
CAD has failed miserably over the last few years. It's worth the risk, IMO. Plus the food, bars, and the energetic lifestyle are worth it. I love CLT, but damn we look so generic compared to Nashville. Weather too. LOL.
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I remember I was choosing between Charlotte and Nashville to move a couple years ago.. Charlotte is actually bigger than Nashville and Nashville has a bad traffic it has not been planned well.. but the best job brought me to Charlotte.
 
Bham 99 said:
I remember I was choosing between Charlotte and Nashville to move a couple years ago.. Charlotte is actually bigger than Nashville and Nashville has a bad traffic it has not been planned well.. but the best job brought me to Charlotte.
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Hey man, you gotta do what is best for you. It's weird because I have always known CLT is way larger than Nashville, but when you go to Downtown Nashville, it just feels like a bigger city. Plus, I love the rolling hills that Nashville has. Charlotte definitely has terrain, but not to the extent that Nashville has.
 
ryan1234 said:
Hey man, you gotta do what is best for you. It's weird because I have always known CLT is way larger than Nashville, but when you go to Downtown Nashville, it just feels like a bigger city. Plus, I love the rolling hills that Nashville has. Charlotte definitely has terrain, but not to the extent that Nashville has.
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Yeah there's many times I wished I would have gone to Nashville I like the Rolling Hills the plateau ,I just like it and I may end up there one day..
 
Gfs/gefs interesting for Monday in ENC @SD, yellow mean popping up is pretty good for July standards, looks like a solid plume of steep mid Level lapse rates arrive to 6C5E1494-404B-412F-9E8B-8F11131FA6A1.png4D1DDA10-86D7-40BD-972A-694865134357.png
 
Bham 99 said:
Yeah there's many times I wished I would have gone to Nashville I like the Rolling Hills the plateau ,I just like it and I may end up there one day..
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Interesting , Charlotte sits at a higher altitude but didn’t realize Nashville was hillier . Charlotte isn’t a city, it’s a giant neighborhood with a couple big buildings and a kiddie mall train that runs from downtown to uncc.

Only city in N.C. that really should have gotten big was Winston Salem. Bank of America which started Charlotte , was almost headquartered there.

Raleigh sucks, it is an overgrown farm town. It used to be smaller than Greensboro, Winston, Asheville , Durham, and Charlotte not too long ago! Wish it stayed that way.
 
Lickwx said:
Interesting , Charlotte sits at a higher altitude but didn’t realize Nashville was hillier . Charlotte isn’t a city, it’s a giant neighborhood with a couple big buildings and a kiddie mall train that runs from downtown to uncc.

Only city in N.C. that really should have gotten big was Winston Salem. Bank of America which started Charlotte , was almost headquartered there.

Raleigh sucks, it is an overgrown farm town. It used to be smaller than Greensboro, Winston, Asheville , Durham, and Charlotte not too long ago! Wish it stayed that way.
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Honestly I much prefer South Carolina over North Carolina. Nothing in NC can compare to Charleston and I like Greenville, SC. Greenville has a certain charm to it.
 
Dewpoint Dan said:
Honestly I much prefer South Carolina over North Carolina. Nothing in NC can compare to Charleston and I like Greenville, SC. Greenville has a certain charm to it.
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Admittedly so, NC has some gems though that most people on here probably don’t really think of that do resemble places like Charleston in some ways. Southport , New Bern, Beaufort . There is a reason Nicholas Sparks resides in New Bern and set his novels in small N.C. coastal towns ! Also SC definitely can’t beat our scenery ! In all honesty I’m going to campaign for governor on the platform of annexing South Carolina ! Then we can drop the North and South and just be Carolina! Plus I can then ban all sc style bbq. I have never been to Greenville sc , think I would prefer the rowdy atmosphere of Greenville N.C. aka G -Vegas


Oh and to keep it weather related ! SC would then have actually cold and snowy climates such as Banner Elk and Beech mountain !
 
Lickwx said:
Admittedly so, NC has some gems though that most people on here probably don’t really think of that do resemble places like Charleston in some ways. Southport , New Bern, Beaufort . There is a reason Nicholas Sparks resides in New Bern and set his novels in small N.C. coastal towns ! Also SC definitely can’t beat our scenery ! In all honesty I’m going to campaign for governor on the platform of annexing South Carolina ! Then we can drop the North and South and just be Carolina! Plus I can then ban all sc style bbq. I have never been to Greenville sc , think I would prefer the rowdy atmosphere of Greenville N.C. aka G -Vegas


Oh and to keep it weather related ! SC would then have actually cold and snowy climates such as Banner Elk and Beech mountain !
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Honestly the Eastern US has too many states. All of New England should be 1 state ! Having states the size of Rhode Island and Delaware is ridiculous. Delaware should be a part of Maryland and WV should be a part of Virginia.
 
@SD look at the end of the NAM, I’ll just give you a hint (sounding) I wonder how this one will fail
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