Predict the date of your first measurable snowfall

[Heady Guy]

NOV 23 at 2 inches.

[TexasStooge]

Irving, Texas - Mid to Late December

[Colin]

For Catasauqua, PA - November 13

[vbhoutex]

Houston!!!????? OMG!!!!

OK!!! Let's try January 12th-ranging from 2"-6" across the Metro area.

NOW HOW'S THAT FOR A WISHCAST!!!!!! WHERE IS THAT SNOW TRAIN???

[ColdFront77]

Central Florida, 25 miles south of Ocala, FL: February 30, 2004

Sorry.

[bkhusky2]

Charleston, SC ...

Let's see ... BWAHAHAHA!!

Last snowfall days - January 25th and 26th, 2000.
Yeah, it's about time.

Wild Stab - February 11th, 2004

SF

Sounds like the luck I've had, last snow of 1" or more was on December 17th 2000, one day after an F4 Tornado ripped through Tuscaloosa, Alabama. A storm I will never forget.

[David]

http://www.storm2k.org/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=9309

:)

[Stephanie]

http://www.storm2k.org/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=9309

:)

I thought that Dennis started one already! It looks like I went a week later with this one!

[ColdFront77]

http://www.storm2k.org/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=9309

I sure remember this thread, Dennis created.

[JCT777]

Oops, I forgot Dennis started that thread. Obviously, I too have changed my mind regarding the date of the first inch of snow.

[deb_in_nc]

I mean you've really GOT to kidding!!!! Since I'm going to winn hands down with my prediction, here goes. I don't even need a date.
NONE!!!! Okay what do I win.

Debbie in South Florida

PS: Next year when I move back to NC winning won't be so easy. :bwink:

[Suncat]

OK, here's another Raleigh, NC prediction...

First snow/wintery weather mix will be in early December (around the 8th)

Big January surprise around the second week of that month (major snow event with snow/ice mixture, around 12 inches).

[ColdFront77]

I mean you've really GOT to kidding!!!! Since I'm going to winn hands down with my prediction, here goes. I don't even need a date.
NONE!!!! Okay what do I win.

Debbie in South Florida

PS: Next year when I move back to NC winning won't be so easy. :bwink:

Central Florida, 25 miles south of Ocala, FL: February 30, 2004

Sorry.

[Lowpressure]

Fredericksburg, VA- December 12th

[WoodstockWX]

november 6th
Woodstock, CT

avg is around NOV 10

[Anonymous]

Okay, this is Jeb here in northern Virginia.

First flakes will be in mid November, associated with a cold front and a Low moving NNE up along it, causing the 540 thickness to move south of Woodbridge. Could even whiten the ground.

Watch out Thanksgiving to December 5th------ we could see 6 inches to a foot. This winter is going to be very cold with a lot of snow. We will be blasted with an epic nor'easter in late Jan or early Feb which will dump 36 inches of wind-whipped snow on Woodbridge, most of Virginia and clear up to Maine. Even Ohio will get 12 to 20 inches from that one. The models are gonna be really fun to watch in December, January, February, and March. Get a link to 'em and keep it handy!!!

Don't EVER Leave Home without it:

http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod/analysis/

Cuz folks this is gonna be a winter to be remembered. You will be telling your grandkids about it.

Get those shovels ready. Snow blowers are for elderly or infirm peeps. Get that shovel ready and shovel every snow!!!!! You better keep up with it cuz it's just gonna keep on coming. Watch out Lake-Effect areas-----You will be buried!! It's going to start early this winter!!! Then----Northeast, Mid Atlantic, even southeastern states------You will be hit too.

Not only am I gonna enjoy this very cold, very snowy winter------I will be praying for it to be even worse. I never get enough. I always want more.

Enough is NEVER enough!!


-Jeb

[paradoxsixnine]

December 25th... yes, that's right. It's going to snow on Xmas..

[LehighValleyForcaster]

Just curious

[Colin]

Okay, this is Jeb here in northern Virginia.

First flakes will be in mid November, associated with a cold front and a Low moving NNE up along it, causing the 540 thickness to move south of Woodbridge. Could even whiten the ground.

Watch out Thanksgiving to December 5th------ we could see 6 inches to a foot. This winter is going to be very cold with a lot of snow. We will be blasted with an epic nor'easter in late Jan or early Feb which will dump 36 inches of wind-whipped snow on Woodbridge, most of Virginia and clear up to Maine. Even Ohio will get 12 to 20 inches from that one. The models are gonna be really fun to watch in December, January, February, and March. Get a link to 'em and keep it handy!!!

Don't EVER Leave Home without it:

http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod/analysis/

Cuz folks this is gonna be a winter to be remembered. You will be telling your grandkids about it.

Get those shovels ready. Snow blowers are for elderly or infirm peeps. Get that shovel ready and shovel every snow!!!!! You better keep up with it cuz it's just gonna keep on coming. Watch out Lake-Effect areas-----You will be buried!! It's going to start early this winter!!! Then----Northeast, Mid Atlantic, even southeastern states------You will be hit too.

Not only am I gonna enjoy this very cold, very snowy winter------I will be praying for it to be even worse. I never get enough. I always want more.

Enough is NEVER enough!!


-Jeb

You still thinking that?

[mrfreeze]

here in st.louis im going with jan 13th. i know the experts have predicted a cold winter but im sticking by my mild winter prediction. in fact i don't see much difference between what i've seen so far than what we seen in 2001 -2002.