Misc Winter Weather Support Group

[Tarheel1]

This is the look we actually want further east View attachment 142544

Our hockey stick is too far east!

 

[Tarheel1]

What I observed in my time in the midwest was they get a lot of small snow events but not many big dogs like the east coast gets sometimes. This is for Indiana and Ohio mainly away from the lakes.

Carrollton is not in the Midwest

 

[GoDuke]

Might get some summertime cumulus clouds with a day like this, nothing like mid 70s with dews in the 60s View attachment 142562View attachment 142563

Winters here are beyond fcking stupid. This crap here makes me wonder how it ever snows east of the apps.

 

[Jimmy Hypocracy]

This ridge is no joke. 585dm reaching into the Carolinas. Already 20F anoms showing up. GFS shows our ceiling with this warm up as well, maybe a 80 in ENC. nighttime lows in the 50s and 60s is going to destroy any departures.
Welcoming this with open arms. It’s been a while since it’s been in the 70s. 70 degree days is the perfect days.
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Crappy gonna be on the bed early

 

[Iceagewhereartthou]

It hurts.

That's just not fair...

 

[JHS]

Winters here are beyond fcking stupid. This crap here makes me wonder how it ever snows east of the apps.

It does not anymore. Global warming has ended it for us.

 

[GoDuke]

It does not anymore. Global warming has ended it for us.

Im not gonna argue why warming or changes are happening but they obviously are and its not in our favor in the SE if you want cold snowy winters.

 

[Bham 99]

this could be the biggest ice event in Atlanta in the last 5 years

It's not even a lot of precip so even if it did ice it would not be big at all.

 

[NoSnowATL]

Even rain hates the Carolina’s. Dang

 

[Tarheel1]

It does not anymore. Global warming has ended it for us.

Yep

 

[Stevo24]

Can someone explain why we are seeing the moisture from this storm and likely this fridays storm basically disappear once it hits the Carolina’s? And why as soon as the cold is gone we will get plenty of it?

 

[severestorm]

YepView attachment 142571

Op was referring to their locale not 42.5" season average Iowa.

 

[Tarheel1]

Some bald eagles

 

[GoDuke]

Even rain hates the Carolina’s. Dang
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Good! Need to work on some landscaping done before those beautiful summertime gully washers arrive.

 

[Brick Tamland]

Even rain hates the Carolina’s. Dang
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Good.

 

[BHS1975]

Good! Need to work on some landscaping done before those beautiful summertime gully washers arrive.

We get those year round now.


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[GoDuke]

We get those year round now.


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Yup, the flood that rolled through on the 9th is what prompted the need for some improvements proper drainage.

 

[Brick Tamland]

We get those year round now.


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Along with severe weather. But can't get an inch of snow here.

 

[SD]

Can someone explain why we are seeing the moisture from this storm and likely this fridays storm basically disappear once it hits the Carolina’s? And why as soon as the cold is gone we will get plenty of it?

Global warming locally only affecting areas of east of 85 rendering models, pattern recognition, and the mjo useless because things don't work like they used to. Meaning we only have severe weather with at least 2000-3000 more days until it snows again when we get lucky since no pattern favors snow here anymore.

Is this a summary of the past few days ---- posts or did I miss something

 

[LickWx]

Global warming locally only affecting areas of east of 85 rendering models, pattern recognition, and the mjo useless because things don't work like they used to. Meaning we only have severe weather with at least 2000-3000 more days until it snows again when we get lucky since no pattern favors snow here anymore

Sure could have used some of that severe weather we get so much of apparently back in 2023...