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September Sizzling Summer Segway
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Dewpoint Dan
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dude, there hasn’t been a legit snow in nearly 2-3 years in many areas across the SE, it’s been nearly 2 years here, WE WANT SNOW
Stay home we are all in this together
BHS1975
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Shoveling? Lol just wait a few hours and it will be gone.
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LickWx
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I very much prefer mild weather in winter for a plethora of reasons. However, I think it’s silly to argue with everyone else who does want it to be cold and snowy. Whatever, it’s what they want- more power to them. I can’t help that they can’t see the light!
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Dude, relax, we all hope for at least average snowfall each year. Outside of the mountains, and barring a massive eruption of volcanoes, we aren't going to see 30" of snow and temps below 30 for highs for days on end. Of course, 2020 is cursed, so maybe in December! Bring it on!
7 years since CAE had a legit snow! It has to snow there again at some point right?
LickWx
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I was actually hesitant to join this forum. Used to stalk americanwx and they weren’t too kind to anyone who was different.... so they didn’t exist . Here seemed fine though, no one is bothered ! I had never seen grown men behave like 4 year olds who didn’t get what they wanted in the toy store. Americanwx is nuts .
NRVWX
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Dude. This is the southeast US. We don't get feets of snow and shovel daily. Heck, most folks in this forum don't even own a snow shovel. We aren't New England or the Great Lakes.
NRVWX
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Augusta GA and Columbia SC hasn't had a ground covering winter event in over 7 1/2 years.
I wonder what each location's longest drought is. It would be interesting to see if this was a normal occurrence or an unusual length of time with no snow.
I’m not very familiar with Augusta, but I personally can’t remember Columbia ever going this long without a measurable snow. Even back in the early 90s when Charlotte went from December 1989 to March 1993 without a snowfall of an inch or more, Columbia lucked out a couple times on southern sliders. That’s something I mentioned in a post the other day... the last true southern slider that I can remember was January 2014 (the storm that caused the snowjam in Atlanta)
Dewpoint Dan
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Is Virginia considered the SE ? I personally consider it the Mid Atlantic and i don't consider KY the SE either.
Tarheel1
I TOLD YALL IT WASN’T GOING TO SNOW
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Don't start this please, thanks
Tarheel1
I TOLD YALL IT WASN’T GOING TO SNOW
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I can debunk this myth! As a resident of Dubuque, the average age of people here is 103
Dewpoint Dan
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But do the people there actually like the cold and snow ?
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If not, they can move! Just as easily as I moved to be in the cold and snow
Who cares. I mean, honestly? If it snows and you know an old person needs help, go help them.
Webberweather53
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I guess we're gonna try to go ahead and skip to winter on the Gulf coast.
BufordWX
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Haven’t seen much on this, but I wouldn’t be surprised to see a low end severe risk as the remnants of Beta pass through on Friday. 3km NAM has a broken line of storms developing across eastern GA and the western Carolinas Friday afternoon. Sounding in upstate SC could support a little severe weather too.
Yeah I could see a few severe storms with perhaps a isolated tornado with this look, mid level lapse rates aren’t mediocre either 
NRVWX
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What's your point? Roll Tide...???
NRVWX
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Exactly. Florida is a great place for them.
NRVWX
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Thank you. I was told southern VA was either southeast or mid atlantic. I'm not sure why Kentucky was mentioned.
Brent
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Oh look another summer ish weekend before the front lol
Everyone is welcome here as said before I would be cool with having more from other regions
I have the biggest headache in this thread it’s not sizzling september was 2019 I am cold ass heat Is on done burned the dust off the filter many days ago omg this is Fridged September 2020 due to COVID less travel clean air
LickWx
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I don’t think less pollution has anything to do with it. We are still emitting co2 and it’s not like even if we stopped it would mean rapid cooling.
NRVWX
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Looks like Beta may bring us several inches of rain.
I think you forgetting that September isn’t supposed to be hot all month
Nam looks much more bullish with that severe setup, looks a bit like something from the spring with some EML advection, nice θe gradient along a warm front, steep mid level LRs, nice deep layer and low level shear, could be some hail in this type of setup 
Iceagewhereartthou
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I asked that a couple years ago on american (regarding CAE) and was told of a stretch that was on the order of 14 or 15 years without measurable snowfall a few decades back but i can't remember the specifics. I think they went much of the 90s without as well.
BufordWX
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It ain’t much, but the SPC did put out a marginal risk for Friday.
Big yikes, that’s a look that supports major severe weather 
Euro would be a high end severe weather type look, it digs that trough early to our west allowing a warm sector to develop over the SE, it’s the only solution but woah, this is some stuff that rivals Easter Sunday, but more of a QLCS look 
BufordWX
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Dang for only 5 days out that is a major changes compared to other models. Fear the NW trend?
GFS:
Euro:
BufordWX
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Even Oklahoma might see something on Sunday if the Euro is right. I had written this cold front off as nothing more then a nice cool off before but now the Euro has my interest piqued.