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Ice Time? Dec. 16ish Possible CAD Event
calculus1 replied to Tar Heel Snow's topic in Southeastern States
35/29 here. Dew points aren't low enough to allow for too much wet-bulbing below freezing. -
Ice Time? Dec. 16ish Possible CAD Event
calculus1 replied to Tar Heel Snow's topic in Southeastern States
The HiRes NAM has much lower ice totals than these lower resolution models (e.g., NAM and RGEM). I would tend to give it greater credence and doubt those high totals will realize. Sent from my moto e5 supra using Tapatalk -
Ice Time? Dec. 16ish Possible CAD Event
calculus1 replied to Tar Heel Snow's topic in Southeastern States
I remember those days, too, Grit. The 1980s were a great decade for winter weather for those that lived in the shadow of the Apps. (I was in Lenoir then.) -
Ice Time? Dec. 16ish Possible CAD Event
calculus1 replied to Tar Heel Snow's topic in Southeastern States
Can you guys post those call maps or links, please? Tell me more... [emoji16] Sent from my moto e5 supra using Tapatalk -
Ice Time? Dec. 16ish Possible CAD Event
calculus1 replied to Tar Heel Snow's topic in Southeastern States
Welcome to the lowlands, Nelson. Not quite as snowy as Boone, by a longshot. But, I hope to see some nice aerials if and when we do get winter precipitation. Sent from my moto e5 supra using Tapatalk -
Ice Time? Dec. 16ish Possible CAD Event
calculus1 replied to Tar Heel Snow's topic in Southeastern States
Love all the KHKY talk. Keep it coming, guys. [emoji16] Hoping for a cold and thick enough boundary layer to remain mostly sleet. Sent from my moto e5 supra using Tapatalk -
Those are some crazy totals you guys are posting now! Over 10 inches for Buckethead?! 15 inches on the Skyway?!
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Such beautiful pictures from you guys up in the mountains. Thanks for allowing us to live vicariously through your photos and videos. I am incredibly jealous...
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Another month with over 10 inches of rainfall IMBY. That brings my total to just shy of 95 inches! 95! I can't really grasp the magnitude of that number. Crazy. I'm hoping the wet trend can continue through the winter and match up nicely with some cold air...
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Griteater's Winter Outlook (20-21)
calculus1 replied to griteater's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
I love the research, time, and thought you put into this, Grit. But, I hate your conclusions. -
I finished with 8.03 inches between last night and this morning! Crazy. The big wet 2020 continues. Now at 91.99 inches IMBY since January 1, which is 41.86 inches ahead of pace on my 8-year annual average of 57.72 inches at this house. We still have more than 1.5 months to go in this calendar year... Can I change my screen name to @Rainforrest? Oh. Wait. We already have one of those.
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Just insane amounts of rainfall again overnight. 2.81 inches yesterday. More than 4.5 inches already today since midnight. Been outside fighting to keep storm drains clear since 3 AM so my basement doesn't flood again. Gonna call the city to see if we can get some engineers out here to redesign the water flow. This water flow should be better funnelled. Over 91 inches of rainfall for the year...and counting... Sent from my moto e5 supra using Tapatalk
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Rain was not that impressive IMBY today (1.15 inches), but I have now climbed above 83 inches for the calendar year, which is just INSANE for this location. I continue to build on the wettest year I've ever had at this location in nine years of living here. Almost 10 inches of rain in October too. I think 100 inches is probably pretty unlikely, but it's definitely not out of the question and what I am currently on pace for this year.
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And Hurricane Sandy did the trick several years ago.
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After rainfall from the remnants of Hurricane Delta, I have now recorded over 79 inches of rainfall IMBY, making this the rainiest year on record for my nine years at this location. And...there are still 2.5 months remaining in this calendar year. Wow.
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That's the spirit. Vote early and vote often. [emoji16] Sent from my moto e5 supra using Tapatalk
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Check out ASU's Fall Color report and map for updated leaf conditions: https://biology.appstate.edu/fall-colors
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You just beat me, Strong. [emoji16] 42.8 F here. Sent from my moto e5 supra using Tapatalk
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Ha! Good catch. Slipped up there. Sally, not Sandy. Sent from my moto e5 supra using Tapatalk
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I got around 2.5 inches from Sandy. Looks like the GSP forecast was pretty much on the money. Sent from my moto e5 supra using Tapatalk
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That was it! Now I remember. Sent from my moto e5 supra using Tapatalk
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Yeah, one of the last times it significantly snowed in October, the Blowing Rock area got around 4-6 inches on Halloween. I think that was 5-8 years ago. I took the kids up the mountain to go sledding. We had a blast. I then expected a rockin' winter, and it turned out to be very mild, unfortunately.
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Wow! Those are big amounts around Hickory on the Euro. Much bigger than the NAM, WPC, and NWS.
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Latest rainfall forecast on the 3K NAM:
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Latest rainfall forecast from NWS GSP: