jeremyt
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The bright side of it all is I can’t see it being an worse than the past 2 years!
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Wintry Winter 2024-25 Discussion
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This looks like a nina pattern tbh, but a torch heavy one
iGRXY
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At best these models don't have a clue what will happen next week let alone 6-9 months from now and we end up with an okay winter. At worst we end up with an extended 5 months of fall with upper 50's to low 70's starting in October. Either way we win.
Brent
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That's what I said last year
Models have been right about winter torching, but wrong about BN winters the last decade. Torch ? Book it. La Niña will give us a favorable window earlier more then likely, like it has done the last several years, then the door shuts February
Yep, the cold will be to our NW. But it will be hard to get it east of the apps. Memphis may do good again this year.
Wash rinse repeate. BN winters are a thing of the past until whatever has been responsible for all of this changes.
Brent
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Even out here February was so warm last winter it destroyed whatever cold anomaly the week in January had... And we had a stretch below freezing then
Iceagewhereartthou
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Next winter will feature a cold outbreak somewhere West of the Apps, with a couple days here and there East of them that actually feel like winter.
The rest of the period will be well above average with only one or two fronts getting non mountain locations into the teens for lows. There will be a couple of possible "snow" possibilities to track but they will be too marginal for most.
AVL will end it's snow drought, but it won't be a good season. GSP and CLT might get a tiny accumulation somewhere down the line but it's going to be a struggle all season. Feb will continue to be a complete Spring month and we'll see another early leaf out.
In short... don't fall for the inevitable "cold and snowy " predictions that will be put out everywhere; this is going to be another tough one.
The rest of the period will be well above average with only one or two fronts getting non mountain locations into the teens for lows. There will be a couple of possible "snow" possibilities to track but they will be too marginal for most.
AVL will end it's snow drought, but it won't be a good season. GSP and CLT might get a tiny accumulation somewhere down the line but it's going to be a struggle all season. Feb will continue to be a complete Spring month and we'll see another early leaf out.
In short... don't fall for the inevitable "cold and snowy " predictions that will be put out everywhere; this is going to be another tough one.
lexxnchloe
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We had a hot snowless winter with el nino, its bound to be the opposite with la nina, right?
Lol cfs 
lexxnchloe
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BHS1975
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At least this is believable. ++++++++++++AO
If this summer is any indication, RDU will be the warmest place in the state of NC this winter. Greensboro will be pouring snow at 29 while RDU is recording 45 with heavy rain. 
