severestorm
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40 inches for Asheville. Now I seen everything.
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Wintry Winter Discussion 2023/24
- Thread starter Rain Cold
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I can’t imagine that’s for Asheville specifically. I am sure that’s for the higher elevations just west of there.
Asheville 2009/2010, 40 inches is not likely, but a fairly recent winter came close.
2009 2010 0.0 0.0 10.4 13.2 5.8 9.8 0.0 0.0 39.2
Brick Tamland
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tennessee storm
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I want some of that that dude is smoking. Seriously .
LukeBarrette
im north of 90% of people on here so yeah
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Like I said, I think that’s more for the higher elevations just west of Asheville than near the city itself. That said, it’s not out of the realm of possibility for the city itself to get in the 30-40” range in a strong El Niño. Both ‘92-93 and ‘97-98 gave them that much… both years had two big storms late in the season
He's one of the best most tenured Mets around this area but go off.
Brick Tamland
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Definitely not conservative like WRAL. Even when they are calling for above average snow they still only called for 5 to 7 inches here.
Maybe, maybe not! I’d hate to have to suffer through a 24” season with 6 - four inch storms! ?
If that map is centimeters, then I’ll buy it.
griteater
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Griteater’s Winter Outlook (23-24)
After a 2 year hiatus, I am so back with a winter outlook. I look at this crap way too much in the offseason to not put together some type of outlook.
Link to PDF:
After a 2 year hiatus, I am so back with a winter outlook. I look at this crap way too much in the offseason to not put together some type of outlook.
Link to PDF:
Itryatgolf
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Good job griteater. Hopefully it ends up colder than what you or most people believe. Lots of moving parts to winter for sure
Great read as always. Thanks!!!
Exactly what you expect in an El Niño
NCSNOW
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CFS Ends Nov and starts Dec with full on winter. Shows this year is gonna be Noreaster Heavy. I am all in on countless Noreasters. This should yield a couple of good shots sometime during the winter for a good Coastal for all the eastern SC/NC folks, perhaps a Big Dog will be in the cards at some point.
NCSNOW
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The wrap around potential alone on backside of storms that have BL issues for ski areas will be plentiful in this el nino pattern. Want be seeing a lot of out to sea, but east coast riders me thinks.