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Misc Winter Weather Support Group
- Thread starter Metwannabe
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I remember when we’d cancel school for snow and blockbuster ice storms. Now we cancel for rain. Sick world we’re all living in
GoDuke
Member
It’s frustrating for sure. I felt like the system on the 16th had our name on it for NC and SC but that’s not looking like it’s going to happen and like Mitch West said the arctic air mas is just moderating and not really bleeding past the apps so I just get the feeling we’ll have to move on to February before we can work up another pattern that works for us in the Carolinas.
My boy just said to build a snowman and take a picture for him
Ilovesnow28
Member
This winter has been so boring down this way so far all winter and all I can hope for is that this verifies on the 18th God I hope so because us people below I-20 needs snow love too and I'm no longer in Tuscaloosa I've moved further south which sucks even more
Will do man, will do! It’s great snow for that 32 degrees the whole night! This is a town right near Waterloo iowa, nice deck! ?
Look who’s in Iowa! ???
Carolina Sky
Member
You should go stalk him and get on T V.
You're practically in Columbus, Ga now. Hopefully, you, I, and numerous others can get a decent snow storm in the next couple of months.
And to think I used to work in this kind of weather. Retired. Getting old does have its benefits.
If I didn’t have to go to work, I’d be there ?
Probably realize that winters average let's say 14 inches of precip and .6 of that is snow so chances are 95.7143% of the time it's going to rain
Carolina Sky
Member
Reality=tough pill=why snow is special=it didn't used to snow as much as people think it did
Man that’s that heavy good texture snow. That’ll be compacted on parts of the roads til spring. Nice hit
Nerman
Member
Heelyes
Member
I probably presented that incorrectly the actual odds of any precip event being snow is likely a little higher than 4.28% but either way 95+% of your winter precipitation is rain