Misc Winter Weather Support Group

[RainlessSnowless & Grumpy]

So that's where all our Feb snow went during the last El Nino ?‍

 

[Tarheel1]

So that's where all our Feb snow went during the last El Nino ?‍

Too bad it never works like that in the SE! ?

 

[LukeBarrette]

 

[BullCityWx]

Some of yall are bothered by the long range OP GFS? Seriously? Is it your first day?

 

[Shawn]

I honestly think regardless of the setup, we are going to have an issue with cold air towards the end/start of the new year. I've seen worse looks though.

 

[Usmeagle2005]

Could be worse… last February here…

 

[Brent]

Maybe some year it will snow again

 

[J.C.]

Maybe some year it will snow again

It gets easier after the acceptance phase.

 

[Shawn]

View attachment 138816Could be worse… last February here…

Hey, if it's not going to snow, may as well save money on the electric bills and get an early start to the growing season. I remember that cold snap last year that came in just to ruin farmer's plans though.

 

[Usmeagle2005]

Hey, if it's not going to snow, may as well save money on the electric bills and get an early start to the growing season. I remember that cold snap last year that came in just to ruin farmer's plans though.

I agree I don’t care if it’s 70 most of the winter just want or two good snows in between then it can get back to warm.

 

[Brick Tamland]

Once we get to Janaury...

 

[J.C.]

Once we get to Janaury...

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More 50s and 60s, maybe some 80s!

 

[RainlessSnowless & Grumpy]

There's an entire thread board for this you know

I'll just put it in here. So many get bent out of shape about those words. Warmest years on record for CLT. Every single year since 2015 made the list except 2022. It's not a debate and not worth arguing with the deniers. The only thing debatable is the cause.

 

[Heelyes]

I've been around almost 50yrs and the last 25 had way more snow than the first 25. I'll take the new climate

 

[Broken024]

Where’s Brick? I need him to tell me everything is going to be OK.

 

[RainlessSnowless & Grumpy]

I've been around almost 50yrs and the last 25 had way more snow than the first 25. I'll take the new climate

Keep believing that. It's simply not true. You've fallen to around a 5 inch yearly average per decade since the 90s. And that's with the big storms in the early 2000s. Going from 8 to 7 to 5 seems small but that's close to 30%

 

[Heelyes]

Keep believing that. It's simply not true. You've fallen to around a 5 inch yearly average per decade since the 90s. And that's with the big storms in the early 2000s. Going from 8 to 7 to 5 seems small but that's close to 30%
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Of the 5 biggest snows I've seen, 4 were after 2000. 1988 is barely top 5 and then a few 6-8in storms were also after 2000.

 

[Heelyes]

Keep believing that. It's simply not true. You've fallen to around a 5 inch yearly average per decade since the 90s. And that's with the big storms in the early 2000s. Going from 8 to 7 to 5 seems small but that's close to 30%
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So after 100yrs our average went from 5.6 to 5.0?

 

[RainlessSnowless & Grumpy]

Of the 5 biggest snows I've seen, 4 were after 2000. 1988 is barely top 5 and then a few 6-8in storms were also after 2000.

Well I hope you get another 6-8 inch storm this year too. But averages are falling down south and increasing up north. Very consistent with a warming climate.

 

[RainlessSnowless & Grumpy]

So after 100yrs our average went from 5.6 to 5.0?

And no dude you clearly have no idea what you're looking at or how to interpret it. You've lost about 40% of your snowfall over the last 30 years compared to the 30 years prior. Have a good day sir