Orangeburgwx

4 minutes ago, CADEffect said:

think you guys may get some IP in the morning?

 

maybe some light drizzle over night but nothing major

1 minute ago, CADEffect said:

maybe, what did you top off high temp today?

43 but it has done plummeted to 35, calling for a low of 29 but I think it might get colder 

Just now, CADEffect said:

i honestly don't understand, why we are creating threads on storms without most model consensus??? Are we running on feelings now?

desperate maybe?

0z NAM already a little flatter and less stream separation at 15hr

2 minutes ago, packbacker said:

18z GEFS qpf mean.  I would take this verbatim...mood flakes.  0.5” is at HAT, that’s only about 200 mile west shift at 5-6 days.   We have seen then inside 48 hours from start time, just a few weeks ago and last January.

Would be something if it shifts that much... got 4 days (16 runs) to do it.

13 minutes ago, Met1985 said:

Lol she deleted one of my post telling Grit that the trends on the models where getting worse. I could care less. The too cold too snow and people trying to talk themselves into believing it will snow in there backyard are funny. Its like every new update is the same thing. Trough is sharper it looks better through about hour 54, Mack comes in BOOM we are going to have a great run then it just takes a nose dive! 

“Too cold to snow” huh?...

go tell that to Antarctica, Russia, Canada, Serbia, and any tall mountain range like the Rockies, Alps, and Himalayas.

so are we going to transfer all discussion here now?

1 hour ago, Snowless in Carrollton said:

Are you referring to the March 2009 storm ? I didn't know there was one in Feb 2009 also.

Actually I had my dates backwards, it was February 2010 when we got that accumulation in my area. 

On 12/10/2017 at 0:29 AM, J.C. said:

It really does have to be a perfect set up.  You need a parent high in the northeast and the storm a good ways off the coast for anything.  Columbia only has one wind direction that can bring in cooler air and that is northeast.  North and northwest are downsloping winds.

the last decent dump Orangeburg got was in February 2009 (8.5 inches, got an inch an hour off that storm). I did get lucky and managed to see a few flurries as this last system cleared out... but it sucks living in this part of the state because we basically need a digging cold front plus a clipper low moving up from the Gulf to have any significant accumulation.

1 hour ago, Cold Rain said:

Well, at least we'll get some sleep.  Stupid southern stream wave.  Why can't it muscle up and take some energy from the northern stream instead of getting worked over like a wet chicken?

because Chuck Norris does not approve..(sorry I had to use that joke) 

but in all seriousness, it won't because it wants our hope shattered like glass

You need a V-8, dude!

Hahaha... I might go get one after I get out of my last class later...

Taken earlier...