Ilovesnow28
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More different solutions the usual model change smh
Uh oh! Man down! We're even losing the optimists now guys. ?At this point I’m thinking the only way anyone sees anything in the south east would be with a CAD event .. if that SER rages like it’s showing only way we’re going to combat it is through big systems moving in leaving some cold air behind and hopefully getting another on it’s heels .. if not we’re royally screwed
It’s really, really over now! Everyone except the mountains, gets nada!Uh oh! Man down! We're even losing the optimists now guys. ?![]()
My bold predictions for the rest of the winter:
- No measurable snow for pretty much the entire Deep South, ATL, GSP, and RDU.
- February is 2-4°F AN with one day having highs near 80°F
- March is about 5°F BN. In Late March, a flizzard occurs for parts of NC west of I-85, similar to what we had last year in April. East of I-85 gets rain only.
That would be the normal. We know for a fact some weird random winter event will likely happen in March, possibly early April. It's done that several years in a row now.My bold predictions for the rest of the winter:
- No measurable snow for pretty much the entire Deep South, ATL, GSP, and RDU.
- February is 2-4°F AN with one day having highs near 80°F
- March is about 5°F BN. In Late March, a flizzard occurs for parts of NC west of I-85, similar to what we had last year in April. East of I-85 gets rain only.
That's actually not a bad prediction, it's realistic the way this winter has been going.My bold predictions for the rest of the winter:
- No measurable snow for pretty much the entire Deep South, ATL, GSP, and RDU.
- February is 2-4°F AN with one day having highs near 80°F
- March is about 5°F BN. In Late March, a flizzard occurs for parts of NC west of I-85, similar to what we had last year in April. East of I-85 gets rain only.
I can assure you that the 2019 April blizzard of the century struck east of 85 tooMy bold predictions for the rest of the winter:
- No measurable snow for pretty much the entire Deep South, ATL, GSP, and RDU.
- February is 2-4°F AN with one day having highs near 80°F
- March is about 5°F BN. In Late March, a flizzard occurs for parts of NC west of I-85, similar to what we had last year in April. East of I-85 gets rain only.
After the past few years I associate February with warmer weather than March. It really puts it into perspective how unusual February 2015 was.The only bold thing here is the feb anomalies.
I'll get bold too +8-11 for Feb one of the warmest on record.
-6-9 for march with accumulating snow south of I20.
Not where I live. All I got from it was rain, the temperature held steady around 35-37 in Raleigh.I can assure you that the 2019 April blizzard of the century struck east of 85 too
My bold predictions for the rest of the winter:
- No measurable snow for pretty much the entire Deep South, ATL, GSP, and RDU.
- February is 2-4°F AN with one day having highs near 80°F
- March is about 5°F BN. In Late March, a flizzard occurs for parts of NC west of I-85, similar to what we had last year in April. East of I-85 gets rain only.
For the ones who refuse to give up
“You don’t have to go home, but you can’t stay here.”
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I’m all in on early Sunday morning! The high country has had some decent snow the last week so there should be plenty to see, ski and sled in. Plus, if you miss this weekend it’s all going to be melted before next weekend. This is it. All downhill from hereJimmy, you better not be giving up on our mountain snow.
I’m all in on early Sunday morning! The high country has had some decent snow the last week so there should be plenty to see, ski and sled in. Plus, if you miss this weekend it’s all going to be melted before next weekend. This is it. All downhill from here
Yeah. I think I’m more worried about moisture than anything. I hope you guys kill it Friday night. We’re going to drive down Saturday morning. The Mrs. has to work late Friday so we’re going that routeIm just hoping elevation saves me. NWS said in there Hazardous weather outlook that elevations above 3500 could see some accumulation friday afternoon through Saturday morning, so that is nice to see.
looks like some mid eighties under that SER! Yes! Wake up, centipede grasslings!
The -NAO has migrated into the deep southeast. Should trap the tropical PV near the equator quite nicely. Storm track up through southern Mexico could lead to subsidence here.
What's that?Ah nice to see the world in order. The whammy thread being the hottest thread!
It’s as Peaceful as watching the wildlife hunt for food in a white landscape after a nice snowfall. ??
It will be the final dagger in the heart... well I can’t even be positive anymore ... what a shi* show on the 12z modeling ... truly an ugly winter this has been and I can’t even try to spin it positively anymore .. and I know almost in the out of my stomach we’re going to get an absolute amazing pattern ... April 3rd probably
... well I can’t even be positive anymore ... what a shi* show on the 12z modeling ... truly an ugly winter this has been and I can’t even try to spin it positively anymore .. and I know almost in the out of my stomach we’re going to get an absolute amazing pattern ... April 3rd probably