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Misc Winter Whamby 2020, a New Decade

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NoSnowATL said:
I gotcha. Might be bad information from that site I saw.


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It's all good. 10 years, 4years it doesn't matter it still sucks anyway. lol I did see a brief snow shower in early March last year. I guess I'll be punting to March again this year. *sighs*
 
Jessy89 said:
So I’m asking a simple question I want a yes or no answer. I’d do a poll if I could.

Will it snow in the southeast areas of upstate sc midlands or coastal South Carolina north Georgia Atlanta area south. Will it snow in any of these areas this winter Yes or No?


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No


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Permission to create all winter storm threats for fab feb and marvelous March
 
Weatherlover92 said:
1996-2006? If so that's not accurate. There was a big snowstorm post New Years Day in 2002 (January 2-3, 2002) I remember that vividly as a kid. I think there was measurable snow in. Atlanta in 2000, 2001, and 2004 if I'm not mistaken. I think the worst snowless streak for Atlanta this century is about 4 years (2005-2008).
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ATL still recorded at least a trace during that span
04-05: 0.5”
05-06: T”
06-07: 0.1”
07-08: 1.4”

ATL hasn’t gone 2 years without at least a trace of snow since before the period of record which is 1931. If ATL remains snowless this year, that record will be broken.

The last time ATL was snowless before last year was 1936-37



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Well, there’s always Hurricane season. It’s sad that i spent more time tracking that then I did snow so far. My hopes are on March.
 
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to get snow in the southeast, you gotta get some PVC pipe, cold water, tight pressure nozzle, point it at a 45 degree angle, this is how you get moisture and cold to produce snow in the SE !
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
to get snow in the southeast, you gotta get some PVC pipe, cold water, tight pressure nozzle, point it at a 45 degree angle, this is how you get moisture and cold to produce snow in the SE !
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If we get a nice cold and dry cold blast I’ll actually consider doing this


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Jessy89 said:
So I’m asking a simple question I want a yes or no answer. I’d do a poll if I could.

Will it snow in the southeast areas of upstate sc midlands or coastal South Carolina north Georgia Atlanta area south. Will it snow in any of these areas this winter Yes or No?


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yes
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
to get snow in the southeast, you gotta get some PVC pipe, cold water, tight pressure nozzle, point it at a 45 degree angle, this is how you get moisture and cold to produce snow in the SE !
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I'm very much interested in this as well. My kids are out of school Monday for MLK and I'm off work. We've got the time and cold air coming. Time to start watching YouTube.

Any advice on how to build a snow maker?
 
Jessy89 said:
So I’m asking a simple question I want a yes or no answer. I’d do a poll if I could.

Will it snow in the southeast areas of upstate sc midlands or coastal South Carolina north Georgia Atlanta area south. Will it snow in any of these areas this winter Yes or No?


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Sarcasm, right?
 
Nerman said:
I'm very much interested in this as well. My kids are out of school Monday for MLK and I'm off work. We've got the time and cold air coming. Time to start watching YouTube.

Any advice on how to build a snow maker?
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Here’s the cheapest one I could find, but here’s the vid

You could easily find these at a local Home Depot, this way would probably take a long time since it’s only one nozzle, but there’s also a way brad panovich does it
http://wxbrad.com/making-snow-in-your-backyard/
 
Jessy89 said:
So I’m asking a simple question I want a yes or no answer. I’d do a poll if I could.

Will it snow in the southeast areas of upstate sc midlands or coastal South Carolina north Georgia Atlanta area south. Will it snow in any of these areas this winter Yes or No?


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Although depressing now ... we will score one this winter we still have all of February and even early March to score some fun events this winter can and will be the definition of BACKLOADED
 
We had about a half inch of snow in November that actually hung around for about 3-4 days. I guess this year could have been worse. LOL!
 
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