Misc Winter 22-23 Whamby and Banter Thread Part 2

[Myfrotho704_]

That does nothing for us in the CAD area though. Below normal daytime highs for us.

 

[JHS]

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I missed that map, but there are plenty of cold days east of the mountains though. It will stay cold in the CAD areas if that 1054 high pressure stays in SE Canada.

 

[SASQUATCH]

 

[Brick Tamland]

If we can get winter precip I do like it. If it is not going to snow, 1 major cold snap is enough, and we got that before Christmas.

 

[Metwannabe]

I think Shane and Charlie are taking the money raised to tinker with it, if enough, they are about to make dreams come true, if not, then dreams will be crushed. Lol

 

[Brick Tamland]

Euro must be showing a huge winter storm, so big it can't handle it and crashed.

 

[NoSnowATL]

I think Shane and Charlie are taking the money raised to tinker with it, if enough, they are about to make dreams come true, if not, then dreams will be crushed. Lol

So they work for Dominion?

 

[weatherfide]

Euro must be showing a huge winter storm, so big it can't handle it and crashed.

Or Germany cancelled it to save on CO2 emissions. Hey, just open a window and see what the weather is like before walking to work, you peons, they say.

 

[Jimmy Hypocracy]

Happy spring ?

 

[RainlessSnowless & Grumpy]

There’s the warm maps y’all are looking for, it eventually was gonna show up View attachment 131155

Let the MJO actually move to phase 4 in early Feb and it's all over but the crying then.

 

[RainlessSnowless & Grumpy]

It's amazing to me how it manages to avoid the cold phases in winter. Why can't it do that to the warm phases? Smdh

 

[SD]

I think Shane and Charlie are taking the money raised to tinker with it, if enough, they are about to make dreams come true, if not, then dreams will be crushed. Lol

In wish I really knew programming I would create a huge cold biased model and put it behind a pay wall so all thy suckers would pay up

 

[packfan98]

In wish I really knew programming I would create a huge cold biased model and put it behind a pay wall so all thy suckers would pay up

Call it Extreme Weather Plus and juice it up!

 

[Snowlover87]

When was the last significant winter weather event for Atlanta ? Was it January 2018 ?

 

[weatherfide]

When was the last significant winter weather event for Atlanta ? Was it January 2018 ?

As recorded officially at the airport, yes. The northern burbs got a significant event in 2020.

 

[Snowlover87]

As recorded officially at the airport, yes. The northern burbs got a significant event in 2020.

So basically 5 years without much of anything in Atlanta. Pretty sad.

 

[weatherfide]

So basically 5 years without much of anything in Atlanta. Pretty sad.

Hence the birth of "NoSnowATL". The mid 90's through the early 2000's was the worst. 2009 through 2018 was ok, though. I'm seriously considering retiring to a cabin in the TN mountains, though, if I live long enough to retire.

 

[Snowlover87]

Hence the birth of "NoSnowATL". The mid 90's through the early 2000's was the worst. 2009 through 2018 was ok, though. I'm seriously considering retiring to a cabin in the TN mountains, though, if I live long enough to retire.

I swear you'd have better luck seeing snow in a city with warmer winters like Dallas. Atlanta is further north, higher in elevation, and colder in winter yet somehow Dallas seems to get more snow. Go figure.

 

[weatherfide]

I swear you'd have better luck seeing snow in a city with warmer winters like Dallas. Atlanta is further north, higher in elevation, and colder in winter yet somehow Dallas seems to get more snow. Go figure.

That's why even seeing flurries is crazy exciting in Atlanta! We are in a sub-tropical climate most of the year.

 

[Snowlover87]

That's why even seeing flurries is crazy exciting in Atlanta! We are in a sub-tropical climate most of the year.

I blame the Southeast Ridge most of the time. It's a nightmare for snowlovers in the southeast. But seriously, it shouldn't be THAT difficult to get at least a dusting of snow every winter.