Brick Tamland
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Blow, nose candy, the white horse.
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Misc Winter Weather Support Group
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ForsythSnow
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I'd give it until mid month or end of the month for the few who may still hold on hope. We'll call it the Sauna Support for the immense heat we'll likely be dreading in a few months.
olhausen
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I’ll take questions people ask who live in the southeast for 200$ Alex!
Iceagewhereartthou
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Brick Tamland
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I guess some are gluttons for punishment.
Was going to post this in global warming thread but don’t see it. But probably fits here also as we are not the only ones frustrated.
www.businessinsider.com
And I’m not trying to push any narrative lol!
The snowy winters of your childhood are gone for good
American winters are getting so warm your kids may never get to build a snowman.
www.businessinsider.com
And I’m not trying to push any narrative lol!
Personally, I don't see any issue with posting it here. The problem comes when people start debating and arguing about the extent to which we are causing the issue. Hopefully, we can avoid that in this thread. In any event, I think the article has merit. And it is sad.Was going to post this in global warming thread but don’t see it. But probably fits here also as we are not the only ones frustrated.
The snowy winters of your childhood are gone for good
American winters are getting so warm your kids may never get to build a snowman.
And I’m not trying to push any narrative lol!
CltNative90
Member
This article was posted in the Reminiscing thread a few weeks back. It has a specific focus on the upper Midwest. The thing is, areas like Minneapolis had above normal snowfall just last season. The upper Midwest typically doesn’t do as well with cold and snow in El Niños like this season, and the author mentions that at the beginning of the article. It mentions how warm the temperatures were on Christmas 2023. The high in Minneapolis was only 8 degrees on Christmas Day in 2022. The highest temperature in Minneapolis in all of January 2023 was 37 degrees.Was going to post this in global warming thread but don’t see it. But probably fits here also as we are not the only ones frustrated.
The snowy winters of your childhood are gone for good
American winters are getting so warm your kids may never get to build a snowman.
And I’m not trying to push any narrative lol!
They couldn’t have gotten by with this journalism last season, but are taking advantage of a warm season this year to spread fear. I personally think an article focusing on the east coast snow drought would be a lot more effective. The upper Midwest will probably have a good season again next winter with the upcoming La Niña.
Really? You don't understand how mountain regions can have a lot of snow while also being much warmer than normal?I want to know how is that possible out west where they have been real cold with hundreds of inches of snow and top five warmest?
Who’s gonna grade this PSA 10 for me? Jimmy needs a new truck 
ColdAMO
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thats a PSA 1 
olhausen
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If the last 10 years are what global warming looks like for Nashville, I’ll take it.Was going to post this in global warming thread but don’t see it. But probably fits here also as we are not the only ones frustrated.
The snowy winters of your childhood are gone for good
American winters are getting so warm your kids may never get to build a snowman.
And I’m not trying to push any narrative lol!
In all seriousness though If not for that big snow in January this winter would have been one of my worst. Huge snow and one of the coldest 7 day stretches in over 20 years sandwiched in between a very warm December February and now possibly march. Oh and I forgot the deadly tornado outbreak in late December!
Brent
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Was going to post this in global warming thread but don’t see it. But probably fits here also as we are not the only ones frustrated.
The snowy winters of your childhood are gone for good
American winters are getting so warm your kids may never get to build a snowman.
And I’m not trying to push any narrative lol!
Yeah let's forget the fact it just snowed a foot in a winter here 2 years ago or February 2021
We've had years like this stretch before
Was going to post this in global warming thread but don’t see it. But probably fits here also as we are not the only ones frustrated.
The snowy winters of your childhood are gone for good
American winters are getting so warm your kids may never get to build a snowman.
And I’m not trying to push any narrative lol!
I can’t read the article because it seems to be paywalled, but there’s always some truth and untruth to these things. While it’s true that snowfall has gone down for many of us, it’s not nearly as much as people’s perception tends to imply. For example, a lot of people seem to be under the impression that White Christmases were commonplace in years past, when the reality is that they’ve never been common for almost anyone in the Mid-Atlantic or Southeast. Sure, they may occur less than they used to, but were likely talking about a 10-20% reduction, which doesn’t align with a lot of people’s perceptions. The problem is you remember one or two White Christmases from your childhood and think every Christmas was like that, when it wasn’t. And you can apply that faulty perception to winters in general, not just Christmases.
Snowmen made out of rain coming soon everywhere 
Did you pull that out of a bicycle tire?
That’ll get two happy hour Dos Equis at La Fogata
Brick Tamland
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From RAH on Facebook.
This was a disappointing winter across the Triangle if you like snow. It was the first meteorological winter (which runs from December through February) since records began in 1887 that Raleigh-Durham Airport had zero snow, not even a trace. There have been 12 other winters with no measurable snow, but they still had a trace. In addition, this was Raleigh's 5th-warmest winter since records began in 1887.
This was a disappointing winter across the Triangle if you like snow. It was the first meteorological winter (which runs from December through February) since records began in 1887 that Raleigh-Durham Airport had zero snow, not even a trace. There have been 12 other winters with no measurable snow, but they still had a trace. In addition, this was Raleigh's 5th-warmest winter since records began in 1887.