Jump to content
  • Member Statistics

    17,698
    Total Members
    7,904
    Most Online
    Scinestro
    Newest Member
    Scinestro
    Joined

2012 Winter Banter Thread #3


yoda

Recommended Posts

  • Replies 3k
  • Created
  • Last Reply

The 850mb low gets up into the Smokies in TN, and then moves south of east from 42-48 hrs. :gun_bandana:

it's weird to look at the precip loops because you swear it's going ot at least graze then it just books east / se.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

it's weird to look at the precip loops because you swear it's going ot at least graze then it just books east / se.

It's a really weird progression to me. I guess I found it so hard to believe because the confluence just didn't seem so oppressive that it would make the low start heading due east (and even a touch south of east on this run) in freaking middle Georgia while temps here are in the upper 30s to 40.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

You missed it already, happend back in December shortly after Christmas. :lmao:

hahahahahaha! that was good!

the festival has a fixed date, and it's too early for the trees to bloom. the festival organizers keep track beginning 3/1:

http://www.nationalc...ut/bloom-watch/

i actually made it down a few yrs ago...and i always track the blooms...gets me all geared up for spring!!!

Link to comment
Share on other sites

UKMET will probably have a cutter.

You know, the thought sort of crossed my mind that one last kick in the groin would be for the 00Z Euro to suddenly go to our west, giving us rain and 40s all day Sunday.

The tiny silver lining with all solutions going way south now is that at least Sunday will be halfway decent out (well, compared to getting washed out all day).

Link to comment
Share on other sites

You know, the thought sort of crossed my mind that one last kick in the groin would be for the 00Z Euro to suddenly go to our west, giving us rain and 40s all day Sunday.

The tiny silver lining with all solutions going way south now is that at least Sunday will be halfway decent out (well, compared to getting washed out all day).

The true kick would be if the models wrap up the storm more and back it into SNE. Yeah, think about that one for a minute.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

hahahahahaha! that was good!

i actually made it down a few yrs ago...and i always track the blooms...gets me all geared up for spring!!!

Actually, there's a grain of truth to my December comment. There were actually some cherry blossoms late that month! Though I thought I heard that's not all that uncommon for some of those cherry tree species (have seen it before during warm spells in winter).

Yes, the Festival is kind of cool and seeing the blooms is quite impressive around the tide pool area (Jefferson Memorial, etc.). However, the massive crowds kind of makes it a pain, but if you can withstand that it's worth it.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Actually, there's a grain of truth to my December comment. There were actually some cherry blossoms late that month! Though I thought I heard that's not all that uncommon for some of those cherry tree species (have seen it before during warm spells in winter).

Yes, the Festival is kind of cool and seeing the blooms is quite impressive around the tide pool area (Jefferson Memorial, etc.). However, the massive crowds kind of makes it a pain, but if you can withstand that it's worth it.

i think some species actually do bloom twice...but i do remember seeing pics of the blooms in Dec...yeah, the crowds at the festival is awful...but i loved the tide pool area of blossoms...i don't think i need to go back...once was enough...glad i went, but my goodness, there was no room to breathe!

Link to comment
Share on other sites

It's a really weird progression to me. I guess I found it so hard to believe because the confluence just didn't seem so oppressive that it would make the low start heading due east (and even a touch south of east on this run) in freaking middle Georgia while temps here are in the upper 30s to 40.

Main reason it does that is actually the progression from leeside cyclogenesis to baroclinic development along the warm front.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

i think some species actually do bloom twice...but i do remember seeing pics of the blooms in Dec...yeah, the crowds at the festival is awful...but i loved the tide pool area of blossoms...i don't think i need to go back...once was enough...glad i went, but my goodness, there was no rrom to breathe!

Yes, know what you mean. I live here and have only gone a couple of times down to the Mall, etc., for that event. It really is crowded! And, to be honest it ticked me off seeing people climb all over these 80-90+ year old trees. I mean, really.

It is quite a sight though when all those trees are in full bloom.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.

×
×
  • Create New...