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Misc Winter Weather Support Group
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olhausen
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I think NYC only got 2.5 inches of snow last winter. I went back through 1960 and didn’t see any year that low for the city. Not sure how accurate the site was but most of their snowless winters were 5-7 inches still.
Drizzle Snizzle
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2.3 last winter
In all seriousness…I would be stunned if a large portion of the SE doesn’t see atleast a couple of moderate events after Jan 20th. Might be foolish to believe that but that’s my thoughts.
Yeah, maybe we get missed. ?
Agreed. I hope the geps and eps are right in rapidly moving things along but if not it'll still come. I'm not sure the pac has the ability to do it but 2nd half of Jan and Feb 2015 evolution isn't impossible
Cad Wedge NC
Member
But Webber said......
Drizzle Snizzle
Member
North of I-20 maybe. The rest of the south will need a miracle which is the case in almost every winter.In all seriousness…I would be stunned if a large portion of the SE doesn’t see atleast a couple of moderate events after Jan 20th. Might be foolish to believe that but that’s my thoughts.
Yeah, maybe we get missed. ?
The blocking showing up is legit...and that's the further south crew wants to see. Fingers crossed that is a staple of this winter...
So about that sneaky little system tomorrow.
Y'all know the drill.
1) Watch temps tonight and report back when your backyard has dropped below forecast.
2) Look for that thickening cloud cover to beat the midday sun.
3) Watch the radar and look up every few minutes to confirm it's still virga.
4) When all of the above fails, check the 384-hour GFS.
This is my mission.
Y'all know the drill.
1) Watch temps tonight and report back when your backyard has dropped below forecast.
2) Look for that thickening cloud cover to beat the midday sun.
3) Watch the radar and look up every few minutes to confirm it's still virga.
4) When all of the above fails, check the 384-hour GFS.
This is my mission.
LukeBarrette
im north of 90% of people on here so yeah
Meteorology Student
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The falloff needs to be studied
LukeBarrette
im north of 90% of people on here so yeah
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Big dislike
I have to go all the way back to January 2018 when I last saw 1 inch or more of snowfall in a single winter storm/winter season. It’s been mostly dusting/trace events from 2019-2023. If this El Niño winter was anything like 2009/10 I would be hyped about January-March because I know we’ll be guaranteed 1 good board wide winter storm. I’m still cautiously optimistic, but I would be lyin’ if I said I don’t feel a slight bit of pessimism after 5yrs of disappointments.
Yep figures
Drizzle Snizzle
Member
It’s been 6 years since Atlanta has had more than 1/2” of snow from a single storm. Yet somehow they average 2” of snow per year ?
LickWx
Member
Yes that is correct, that is how averages work .
LickWx
Member
Luckily he is almost never right!
In one thread the gfs isn't right 48 hours out in another its perfect 2 weeks out
Flotown
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im kickin the can
