Pattern The Great December Dump

[Mitch West]

Now if only it was Columbia & Charlotte's turn to get hammered this time...

Agree, we’ve been waiting a long time down here man. Feb 2014 was the last major one.

 

[KyloG]

Now if only it was Columbia & Charlotte's turn to get hammered this time...

Any previous CAE to CLT Dec events?

 

[NoSnowATL]

Agree, we’ve been waiting a long time down here man. Feb 2014 was the last major one.

Same here


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[Spurs up]

Any previous CAE to CLT Dec events?

i think 2011 we got a decent snow on dec 26th

 

[Cadi40]

Last year it was Raleigh that got hammered with it’s December snow, this year it’s Charlotte’s turn.

 

[Webberweather53]

Any previous CAE to CLT Dec events?

As far as I can tell, even in cases where both CAE & CLT get snow in Dec, at least one gets screwed over relative to the other. When CAE scores big, so does areas like KFAY & the I-95 corridor of NC for ex w/ the heaviest snow staying well SE of Charlotte.

I think this event in late Dec 1935 is the closest we've ever gotten to seeing both CAE & CLT getting cored by the same storm in Dec.

 

[Rain Cold]

Where is Mack? Is he on here?


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@Tarheel1 you wanna get this one?

 

[Mitch West]

i think 2011 we got a decent snow on dec 26th

It was 2010, we picked up about 1-3 inches in and around the Columbia area on Dec 26th. Two weeks later into 2011 we got a big one though.

 

[Mitch West]

As far as I can tell, even in cases where both CAE & CLT get snow in Dec, at least one gets screwed over relative to the other. When CAE scores big, so does areas like KFAY & the I-95 corridor of NC for ex w/ the heaviest snow staying well SE of Charlotte.

I think this event in late Dec 1935 is the closest we've ever gotten to seeing both CAE & CLT getting cored by the same storm in Dec.

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Even though it wasn’t December, I always consider Feb 2010 as a good benchmark perfect track for the CAE area for snow. We were the jackpot spot in that storm, got 8.6 inches.

 

[Spurs up]

Even though it wasn’t December, I always consider Feb 2010 as a good benchmark perfect track for the CAE area for snow. We were the jackpot spot in that storm, got 8.6 inches.

yea that was a great one! I was just 20 miles north in blythwood at the time and got right at 11 inches

 

[Tarheel1]

@Tarheel1 you wanna get this one?

I’m busy jackpotting!! ???????
Approaching 2” now! Overperformer!

 

[snowcool776]

I’m busy jackpotting!! ???????
Approaching 2” now! Overperformer!

So, is this Mack, @Rain Cold?

 

[Rain Cold]

I’m busy jackpotting!! ???????
Approaching 2” now! Overperformer!

Jackpotting those emojis tho!

 

[Jimmy Hypocracy]

So, is this Mack, @Rain Cold?

Yes

 

[Tarheel1]

Yes

Shhhhhhh!

 

[Ollie Williams]

18z GFS doesn't really bring any snow to the SE but that snow cover is very encouraging

 

[pcbjr]

18z GFS doesn't really bring any snow to the SE but that snow cover is very encouraging

ain't no cure for the wintertime blues ...




excepting once again, some God forsaken spot in central Mexico

 

[Meteorologist1999]

18z GFS doesn't really bring any snow to the SE but that snow cover is very encouraging

Even if just half of the places on the map receives that accumulation, it will help the cold air advection in the SE.

 

[pcbjr]

Even if just half of the places on the map receives that accumulation, it will help the cold air advection in the SE.

too rational of a thought ...

 

[POWERSTROKE]

It was 2010, we picked up about 1-3 inches in and around the Columbia area on Dec 26th. Two weeks later into 2011 we got a big one though.

yep I remember the big one. They called us to plow in Columbia, Greenville Spartanburgh and Greer