Gfs shows how we can score in this crappy pattern. After a cutter early next week it brings up a wave along the front. This happens at the same time it builds in a 1046mb high in the northern plains. This could easily trend north or get squashed. Maybe we get lucky again.
Hopefully we can get a modest west based nao. We had that in December 2010 and the first half of January 11. In about a 40 day window that winter Franklin got over 30" with a -pna.
Yeah, for several of the ga and sc posters that was close to their seasonal average. It's much better than 19 pages of ground temps, sun angle, wake county snow hole, and wrals forecast.
From everything I have read all of the southern mtns in NC are classified as a rain forest. Same with the north GA mtns and oconee county in SC. Here is an average rainfall map that shows it fairly well.
Yeah, it's a nice area. We have been a few times. We have found a few we liked but are way overpriced. Hopefully we can find one before next winter.
Cutters are great for that area!
Sweet! When housing prices drop we are gonna buy one in the Wisconsin dells. Its about an hour north of Madison. It's a big tourist area so I'll use it as a rental and write off our trips. Great hunting up there! Oh... and it snows more
Reading the lakes/Ohio valley thread it's been a bad year. Its picked up the last couple weeks with the cutters. But for the most part they're below normal
They do this a lot. Or put out the warnings at 3 am on Saturday a few hours before the event. I have even seen them put out the advisories during an event.