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2024 Foothills Thread


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On 12/18/2024 at 10:03 AM, strongwxnc said:

Brutal fog this morning. Made the bus route extra tough. Visibility down as far as my arm could reach :)

  

Well you know the old saying about December fogs.

A morning fog in Decembers means it is too damn warm to snow.

 

Now we also have the new saying updated for the times in which we live.

Fog in December, weatherman dismember.

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Saw this morning that our trough axis ticked westward on most ensemble guidance overnight. I hate to sound dramatic but if we don’t get that worked out, we can kick the can till next year. I’m as optimistic as possible but we either score before the 20th or it’s game over. Enso is going to eventually play a role and I noticed that the MJO looks to head into high amplitude 3 and possibly 4 after our magical 8-1-2 run. February has been tough around here and I find it hard to believe winter stays in the east through that time period.

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21 minutes ago, BooneWX said:

Saw this morning that our trough axis ticked westward on most ensemble guidance overnight. I hate to sound dramatic but if we don’t get that worked out, we can kick the can till next year. I’m as optimistic as possible but we either score before the 20th or it’s game over. Enso is going to eventually play a role and I noticed that the MJO looks to head into high amplitude 3 and possibly 4 after our magical 8-1-2 run. February has been tough around here and I find it hard to believe winter stays in the east through that time period.

We haven't had a major snowstorm in February since 2014. 

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9 minutes ago, wncsnow said:

We haven't had a major snowstorm in February since 2014. 

And what an epic event it was. Lived in Mt Airy at the time and got caught under that ULL death band at the end of the storm. Hit almost 20 inches. Still the biggest storm I’ve ever seen but 2018 came close.

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Just now, BooneWX said:

And what an epic event it was. Lived in Mt Airy at the time and got caught under that ULL death band at the end of the storm. Hit almost 20 inches. Still the biggest storm I’ve ever seen but 2018 came close.

It was about 8 inches of snow and some sleet in McDowell.

 

Also- we haven't had a snow of over 4 inches in March since the blizzard of 93 imby. A couple 2 to 3 inch events but nothing major. March 2008 upper low was the downsloping fail of the century, March 2014 was only an inch of slop and mostly cold rain. It has to be the longest stretch of no major winter storms in February or March in history here. 

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