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Misc Winter Weather Support Group

I am at just over 20 inches for the year, ridiculous. My area of Alabama is the mud hole of the south.
 
Molly on TWC done plumped up a bit! I like it!😜🤗
 
How is it that my forecast was for a high of 67 with an 80% chance of rain to currently i have sunny skies and 82?
 
vtrap90 said:
You are obsessed with girls from TWC lol.
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Yep, especially kind of thick ones or big breasted ones! That’s why Steph is on the radar, Kelly Kass😳, Felicia!
If you’re gonna watch, May as well have some eye candy!
The all time hottie award goes to Janetta Jones! 😳😳👅😍
 
There isn't much discussion on the effects on the climate with stratospheric aerosol injection but I would imagine it's altering our weather one way or the other.

Study: Reflecting sunlight to cool the planet will cause other global changes - MIT EAPS

Solar geoengineering proposals will weaken extratropical storm tracks in both hemispheres, scientists find. Read this at MIT News How can the world combat the continued rise in global temperatures? How […]
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makesunsets.com

Current climate efforts need time, a luxury only stratospheric aerosol

We create global cooling by launching reflective, biodegradable, high-altitude clouds. main side effect: more vivid sunsets;)
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GaStorm said:
There isn't much discussion on the effects on the climate with stratospheric aerosol injection but I would imagine it's altering our weather one way or the other.

Study: Reflecting sunlight to cool the planet will cause other global changes - MIT EAPS

Solar geoengineering proposals will weaken extratropical storm tracks in both hemispheres, scientists find. Read this at MIT News How can the world combat the continued rise in global temperatures? How […]
eaps.mit.edu eaps.mit.edu

makesunsets.com

Current climate efforts need time, a luxury only stratospheric aerosol

We create global cooling by launching reflective, biodegradable, high-altitude clouds. main side effect: more vivid sunsets;)
makesunsets.com makesunsets.com
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Looks silly, the 1970s were remarkably cold due to those aerosols. It works but you have to constantly put them out they are not permanent... also when will we accept there is no such damn thing as baseline climate.. climate changes. ffs man scientists are remarkably stupid sometimes for such an educated group
 
LickWx said:
Looks silly, the 1970s were remarkably cold due to those aerosols. It works but you have to constantly put them out they are not permanent... also when will we accept there is no such damn thing as baseline climate.. climate changes. ffs man scientists are remarkably stupid sometimes for such an educated group
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The 1970s didn't have metallic elements sprayed into the atmosphere like today.
 
KyloG said:
And the final tally was 4...bummer..can't even do that right in winters now.

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Last freeze was February 21st. If we don’t get another before spring truly arrives, that’s gotta be the earliest last freeze on record, right? Still a good chance we see another freeze, anyways, but something to monitor.
 
It ain’t snowed in prime climo, but we gonna score on A mid March snowstorm! Rad
 
Triplephase93 said:
31 years ago today the blizzard of 93 was spawning tornadoes in Florida getting ready to hammer many areas in the southeast and up the east coast.
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Probably never see that storm again

I was 4 years old in Alabama and it's still one of my most vivid memories at that age. I remember the snow drifts taller than me and walking to a friend's house who I assume had power. Mom was pregnant with my sister too

The dude on the radio back then where we lived said he didn't go home for 5 days
 
Dang, Winterplace is already shut down. Sugar Mtn is still open, but they must be hanging on, too. They often stay open far later than they probably should, though, LOL. Don’t think I’m going to make it out to ski this year, sadly, since it would have to be two weekends from now and I doubt there’s any snow left at any of the localish resorts by then, unless I drive to Snowshoe. But that’s a bit far for what I’d rather do in a day trip.
 
Beech and App both made snow a couple days ago, but they're set to close this weekend. Sugar already put their snow guns away and think they'll do fine with the thick base they've laid throughout the season. Not sure if they'd make it to the next weekend though.
 

Georgia Weather History for March 13th​

In 1993, the 'Storm of the Century' produced record amounts of snow across north Georgia. Wind gusts near 65 mph across extreme north Georgia produced blizzard conditions as visibilities dropped to zero in many areas. Total snowfall by late evening averaged 18 to 24 inches from Rome to Clayton with near 30 inches from Fannin to Union Counties. Snow drifts up to 10 feet high were reported. In Murray, Whitfield and Gordon Counties in northwest Georgia, damage estimates to businesses and homes were over $300 million. Over 120 carpet businesses in northwest Georgia were destroyed or damaged from high wind or the weight of heavy snow. Over 90 chicken houses were destroyed in north Georgia killing at least 1.3 million chickens. Thousands of trees were uprooted with damage costs of wood products and cleanup estimated at $5 to $10 million. Travel across extreme north Georgia, especially along the I-75 corridor, was brought to a standstill for up to a week following the blizzard conditions.
 
NCSNOW said:
Had a front row seat 1993 in the mtns for the superstorm. Incredible experience. True Blizzard
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I’ve seen thunder snow and whiteouts with several other storms but to have something like that for hours on end was unreal. I’m so thankful I got to witness that.
 
Last day of work will be July 26th (maybe 2 days sooner), retirement trip booked and fly out SW on July 31st. Wife and I going to Tombstone, Az for a night, then 3 nights at Grand Canyon then heading over to experience the hottest place in the Country, Death Valley for a night stay then Vegas before heading back home. Woooohooooo!!!!
 
Metwannabe said:
Last day of work will be July 26th (maybe 2 days sooner), retirement trip booked and fly out SW on July 31st. Wife and I going to Tombstone, Az for a night, then 3 nights at Grand Canyon then heading over to experience the hottest place in the Country, Death Valley for a night stay then Vegas before heading back home. Woooohooooo!!!!
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This place has been alive long enough to make your retirement I'm impressed
 
Metwannabe said:
Last day of work will be July 26th (maybe 2 days sooner), retirement trip booked and fly out SW on July 31st. Wife and I going to Tombstone, Az for a night, then 3 nights at Grand Canyon then heading over to experience the hottest place in the Country, Death Valley for a night stay then Vegas before heading back home. Woooohooooo!!!!
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Congratulations!!!! Have a great trip… you’ve obviously earned it
 
Metwannabe said:
Last day of work will be July 26th (maybe 2 days sooner), retirement trip booked and fly out SW on July 31st. Wife and I going to Tombstone, Az for a night, then 3 nights at Grand Canyon then heading over to experience the hottest place in the Country, Death Valley for a night stay then Vegas before heading back home. Woooohooooo!!!!
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Congrats!
 
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