Drizzle Snizzle
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Wow I can’t believe parts of North Florida had 800% of normal snowfall.When you look at 2018 I guess we didn't suck...but dang that snow hole in central GA up into SC.
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Wow I can’t believe parts of North Florida had 800% of normal snowfall.When you look at 2018 I guess we didn't suck...but dang that snow hole in central GA up into SC.
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Yeh man, I basically made an oath with myself after that disaster of wiffs that i would never allow weather to control my emotions negatively again. I was outside punching air with that January 3rd miss. I was convinced that storm was going to pull a 2000 & come further Northwest than modeled but it never did (at least for South Carolina) The icing on the cake was two weeks later, when it snowed in Atlanta, warmed nosed us, then snowed in Charlotte & dumped on the triangle of NC. But anyways lolWhen you look at 2018 I guess we didn't suck...but dang that snow hole in central GA up into SC.
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Epic nammingYeh man, I basically made an oath with myself after that disaster of wiffs that i would never allow weather to control my emotions negatively again. I was outside punching air with that January 3rd miss. I was convinced that storm was going to pull a 2000 & come further Northwest than modeled but it never did (at least for South Carolina) The icing on the cake was two weeks later, when it snowed in Atlanta, warmed nosed us, then snowed in Charlotte & dumped on the triangle of NC. But anyways lol
If it were the 1980s, we’d get a repeat of January 2003 with it. ?I really wish the mid to late week clipper had a colder airmass to work with.
That one is bothering meIf it were the 1980s, we’d get a repeat of January 2003 with it. ?
Yeah that one was super frustrating.That one is bothering me
It's almost like 240 hr+ model guidance can't be trusted (yes that includes ensembles).Man it’s always a roller coaster in here. Yesterday things were great, today ?
But I did all that work yesterday on the 384 GFS.It's almost like 240 hr+ model guidance can't be trusted (yes that includes ensembles).
Time to reload!But I did all that work yesterday on the 384 GFS.![]()
Thank you for saying this. The idea that it can’t snow in March anymore is rediculous. In March 2017 I had a 3.2” snowfall on the 13th, 2 dustings in March 2018, and then 2.6” on 4/2/2019… those were all within just the last 8 years.Idk I had 3 accumulating snows in March of 2018 and that was after that Feb mega torched. I don't think we can rule March out but obviously snow on March 13th has some different issues vs snow on Jan 13
But that includes when they don’t show what we want as well right??It's almost like 240 hr+ model guidance can't be trusted (yes that includes ensembles).
Sure does. Only problem with that is when it shows what we don't want it has probability heavily weighted towards that being correct lol.But that includes when they don’t show what we want as well right??
I do agree with this. I mentioned this yesterday, but cold patterns still produce cold. Anomalously cold patterns still produce anomalous cold. June '23 was a top 10-15 coldest month on record across the Mid-Atlantic.Thank you for saying this. The idea that it can’t snow in March anymore is rediculous. In March 2017 I had a 3.2” snowfall on the 13th, 2 dustings in March 2018, and then 2.6” on 4/2/2019… those were all within just the last 8 years.
It could be square zero so we are good bro.Welp Back to square 1. Models suck again
You need to come up with new stuff.Some of you need to get another hobby ?
Don’t worry guys. It’s a leap year so we have 29 days of February. Our window just expanded!
The new color of snow down there!My car had pollen on it, this sucks!!
Thank you for saying this. The idea that it can’t snow in March anymore is rediculous. In March 2017 I had a 3.2” snowfall on the 13th, 2 dustings in March 2018, and then 2.6” on 4/2/2019… those were all within just the last 8 years.
I know I haven't shifted. I'm still fully convinced I'm done with winter weather chances. I've read or seen nothing to change my mind.Really wild how quick folks shift in here one hour to the next. Lmao
Did you not get accumulating snow in March 2017 and 2018… I’m in southeastern Union County and got accumulating snowfalls both of those years. The two dustings in 2018 I thought was more up your way. I know the 4/2/2019 event I was just lucky enough to be in the very narrow stripe that really piled up in a hurry. Prior to 2017, the last time that I saw accumulating snow in March was back to back years in 2009 and 2010 when I was still living in Concord. I’m not saying it should be expected, what I’m saying is that it’s not that much less common now than it was 10 years ago.Well it's not ridiculous to me, I've had zilch since 2009 IMBY. I'm sure it can snow in March, especially north of I-40 but for the CLT area I've only seen a few wet token flakes in a decade and a half in March. I think there's a reason for that.