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Join Date: Dec 2008
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Currently 71 here in Atlanta. They raised today's high temp to 75. The engineers and I went outside and played a game of bocce ball during lunch.
Lowest temp all week will be 44. Its like early spring. This happens a fair bit down here in early winter, but not usually for a 1-2 week stretch at a time.
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Join Date: Apr 2011
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Yea going to NY/Vermot for New Years this year and was hoping to get some boarding in. Seems that might be a challenge if the weather stays the same. Last edited by jdmccright; 12-03-2012 at 02:13 PM. |
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Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: The Ice Coast
Posts: 80
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Sitting here in the balmy mid-Atlantic today I can't help but wonder if we are going to be fucked again as we were last year. Several weeks ago forecasters were saying to watch out for the beginning of December for cold to set in here in MD, PA, VA....and here we are, 12/3, with temps in the upper 60's and more above normal temps in the forecast for the next few days. Now I am hearing that the cold will set in after the 10th. Just seems like the same broken record from last year. Predictions, and probably a lot of wishcasting for cold spells and snowstorms that never came.
The funny thing is, i have family that lives in Glasgow, Scotland and they have been getting slammed with snow and cold temps for the past few years. This is an area that historically only receives about 3 snow days on average per year but here they are, getting dumped on while typical snowy areas in the American West and East for that matter are pretty much snow-less. When I hear about shit like this I seriously want to find the nearest climate change denier and punch them in the fucking throat. |
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Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: MI
Posts: 405
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Last year wasn't too bad for me, living near South West MI. There's a really good local hill called Bittersweet that got dumped with lake-effect snow from Lake Michigan.
I went to CO earlier this year for spring break, rode for 4 days. First day was dark, freezing cold and everything was frozen solid, which sucked. Second day it was about knee-deep powder. This was the best day, and we pretty much just did tree runs The last 2 days were warm and slushy. We went in our t-shirts and were mostly in the terrain parks, which is what slush is best for! Weird how the weather and conditions can change so quickly. I'm hoping this year is going to be much better than the crap we had last year. It's raining and room-temperature outside. ![]() It better snow soon...
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