Looking out this far is a complete joke, that's why I posted this in whamby. But just for weather talk, the shown setup would have deeper snowpack at Columbia than Atlanta. This would be very reasonable if we had a similar setup.
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Misc Winter 22-23 Whamby and Banter Thread Part 2
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Only if it had 10 degrees below normal than you would pay attention, right? ?
Why yes. Toss if it sucks. Lol
Duke Power changed their tune again:
www.wral.com
Duke Energy acknowledges multiple generators failed, despite promise they were fully prepared for extreme cold
Duke Energy and state regulators are now saying more than one generating unit failed to respond when it was called upon to supply extra power during the rolling blackouts that impacted half a million people over the weekend.
www.wral.com
severestorm
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It's like the get out of jail free card by every power company now....Duke Power changed their tune again:
Duke Energy acknowledges multiple generators failed, despite promise they were fully prepared for extreme cold
Duke Energy and state regulators are now saying more than one generating unit failed to respond when it was called upon to supply extra power during the rolling blackouts that impacted half a million people over the weekend.
bigstick10
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The coldest Columbia is -1 in 1985...Columbia is almost 1000 feet lower in sea level than most of ATL.
NoSnowATL
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See ya tomorrow.
JB = ?
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Feb 1973 had a storm for the ages in CAE. Nothing in ATL and western NC.
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Duke Power changed their tune again:
Duke Energy acknowledges multiple generators failed, despite promise they were fully prepared for extreme cold
Duke Energy and state regulators are now saying more than one generating unit failed to respond when it was called upon to supply extra power during the rolling blackouts that impacted half a million people over the weekend.
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Duke Power changed their tune again:
Duke Energy acknowledges multiple generators failed, despite promise they were fully prepared for extreme cold
Duke Energy and state regulators are now saying more than one generating unit failed to respond when it was called upon to supply extra power during the rolling blackouts that impacted half a million people over the weekend.
That’s so wild.
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Avalanche
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Speaking of 73, it's about time for another epic Atlanta ice storm. ? suit on.
I knew Nicky couldn’t keep the pessimism act going forever
By we you mean North Carolina. Toss.
Actually he is in Va and you said you weren't coming back for a few weeeks, my time sure does fly
LickWx
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What are you talking about ? It’s been a few weeks already old man! Time sure does fly older you get!
NoSnowATL
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Welcome back