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Misc Fall - End of 2019 Whamby

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MS to SC is just a hell hole for people who like weather. To me the best places in the south from a weather perspective is either FL where you never have to worry about getting your hearts crushed or NC and TN where you are guaranteed to get at least a little snow each winter.
 
SoutheastRidge said:
MS to SC is just a hell hole for people who like weather. To me the best places in the south from a weather perspective is either FL where you never have to worry about getting your hearts crushed or NC and TN where you are guaranteed to get at least a little snow sleet each winter.
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SoutheastRidge said:
MS to SC is just a hell hole for people who like weather. To me the best places in the south from a weather perspective is either FL where you never have to worry about getting your hearts crushed or NC and TN where you are guaranteed to get at least a little snow each winter.
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N FL has its moments, my friend ... every 30 years or so ... o_O
 
SoutheastRidge said:
Thats true, but whens the last time you had a sleepless night concerned over whether you would get snow or not?
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#2 ... actually, I do not worry about snow ... I get paid for worrying and taking care of the worry ... snow or not is a few pay grades above my worry department ... that's a call for a higher power ...
 
SoutheastRidge said:
I can only think of 1 on this board who literally has no chance of ever seeing any snowfall accumulation. I think you know who Im talking about.
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I don't actually. Unless its Phil? But even he has a chance. But there are several areas that go years without it. CAE hasn't had measurable snowfall since Feb 2014.
 
SoutheastRidge said:
I thought the CAE area had a big snow around Halloween one year.
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That was Nov 1st 2014. That was an upper low and it was very localized. I don't think the airport measured anything. But some areas in the same county had 6 inches. But either way the area as a whole has seen nothing since. Which is unusual even for that area.
 
SoutheastRidge said:
MS to SC is just a hell hole for people who like weather. To me the best places in the south from a weather perspective is either FL where you never have to worry about getting your hearts crushed or NC and TN where you are guaranteed to get at least a little snow each winter.
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I agree with that. Spent 5 years in CAE and almost went insane!! Getting missed repeatedly by 50 miles multiple times a year will do that. I'd rather have been in Miami.
 
Snowless & Grumpy said:
It was awful. I can't think of anywhere east of the Mississippi more boring from a weather standpoint. Maybe Augusta down to Waycross can rival it. Nothing extreme at all ever unless you consider pop up storms in summer extreme.
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Augusta is a hell hole too for weather. Atlanta has far more interesting weather.
 
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