NoSnowATL
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And DecemberWe need warm in November.
And DecemberWe need warm in November.
True. I just have to move back far enough north so that climatology works in my favor more often than not. I used to think i would like living in the south, but the longer i stay here the less i like it...LOLThe last few years we've had cooler novembers and we've gotten nothing for it because the cold air runs out. We all know there's not enough cold air to last November through March non-stop. So it needs to happen during our climatology best chances for snow.
Never happens so if you get cold its always a Jan-March thing. It always switches so let it switch later not earlier.Only if it leads to a colder December through March!
Yeah it looks like most of the outlooks are calling for more of a pattern switch say Mid-January or so.Never happens so if you get cold its always a Jan-March thing. It always switches so let it switch later not earlier.
Remember it very well. Most amazing Winter i have ever experienced. 50 inches of snow in February alone.We hear about the 09/10 winter so much, if you go back and look that fall started warm until mid December.
I liked the 10/11 winter better with one big storm but 09/10 had 3 small to mid size storms .We hear about the 09/10 winter so much, if you go back and look that fall started warm until mid December.
Loved the 2 huge storms in 09-10 but i remember lots of Winters growing up with several moderate events that sorta just replenished the snow cover. That was very cool.I liked the 10/11 winter better with one big storm but 09/10 had 3 small to mid size storms .
Most niños are back loaded, meaning if you are going to see cold and snow, it's happening later than earlier. It's so difficult for any forecaster to even guess what each winter will be like. Of course most are paid to try there best, but it's a crapshoot in reality. In contrast, laninas are front loaded, meaning most cold and snow opportunities are earlier rather than later.Yeah it looks like most of the outlooks are calling for more of a pattern switch say Mid-January or so.
Well I think a lot of us remember that we’ve seen a number of cool Novembers the last few years and then the pattern has been flipping to a December torch. Cold in November isn’t going to lead to snow outside the mountains in the southeast 99% of the time.What's with all the warmanistas in here??? Sad.
You’re absolutely right. There were quick in and out cold shots in November and early December, but there wasn’t any lasting cold until a mid December right before the 12/18-19 winter storm. Then after staying cold through New Years, it warmed back up and stayed mostly mild until the last week of JanuaryWe hear about the 09/10 winter so much, if you go back and look that fall started warm until mid December.
Thank you! Been warm to hot for months...I'll take all the cold I can get, whenever I can get it.What's with all the warmanistas in here??? Sad.
That's why I prefer 95/96. Got early dismissal from school in early Nov for sleet and then had low 20s in late April. In b/w had ups and downs of course but saw significant cold each month with multiple winter events. That winter is my gold standard.We hear about the 09/10 winter so much, if you go back and look that fall started warm until mid December.
It's happened before.I can't believe it's going to be in the 80s in Georgia next week. Way too warm for November.
2 degrees above average for that month. I think KCLT was about the same.Here's November 2009 for GSP. 6 days in the 70s and the coldest morning was 31
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