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Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
Curious32548
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Date: January 26, 2015 01:16PM
Just heard that next week is supposed to bring in 10-15 in. of snow on Sunday and Monday. Anyone hear anything about this?
Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
Summer School
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Date: January 26, 2015 01:24PM
PM snow showers on Monday evening.
DAMN IT! I am so hoping that FCPS uses up all their snow days so the little bastard have to go to Summer school again.
DAMN IT! I am so hoping that FCPS uses up all their snow days so the little bastard have to go to Summer school again.
Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
DT
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Date: January 26, 2015 02:12PM
DT says up to 18" for Richmond, but much less up this way.
Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
elon
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Date: January 29, 2015 07:22PM
DT this and DT that. And now it looks like it's going to happen.
Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
GBW
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Date: January 29, 2015 07:52PM
Summer School Wrote:
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> PM snow showers on Monday evening.
>
> DAMN IT! I am so hoping that FCPS uses up all
> their snow days so the little bastard have to go
> to Summer school again.
Ummm, the way they have negotiated their new schedule with the State means that Fairfax County will never have to make up snow days. Sorry.
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> PM snow showers on Monday evening.
>
> DAMN IT! I am so hoping that FCPS uses up all
> their snow days so the little bastard have to go
> to Summer school again.
Ummm, the way they have negotiated their new schedule with the State means that Fairfax County will never have to make up snow days. Sorry.
Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
kwhCF
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Date: January 29, 2015 09:32PM
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Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
johnny ringo
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Date: January 29, 2015 09:33PM
So basically no school on Tuesday or Wednesday and two hour delay on Thursday. Check.
Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
Fuckwithmeyouknowigotit
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Date: January 30, 2015 06:02PM
They're only calling a couple inces now. I hate nova weathermen
Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
johnny ringo
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Date: January 30, 2015 06:05PM
A couple inches? Still closing on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
Fuckwithmeyouknowigotit
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Date: January 31, 2015 08:48AM
I hope.
Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
Fuckwithmeyouknowigotit
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Date: January 31, 2015 11:50AM
I'm so tired of these meteorologist lying. How the fuck do you go from 6-14 inches to mostly rain? I don't hate school that much, but don't get my hopes up. Ja feel?
Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
JackWaggon44
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Date: January 31, 2015 03:33PM
I use accuweather, which seems to be the best. It says round 40 degrees monday morning and mostly just rain. Maybe public schools since they fucked up that one day, but my university has yet to close this winter. GMU not gonna pass up potential parking ticket revenue.
Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
JackWaggon
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Date: January 31, 2015 03:36PM
BTW these public schools up here are pussies, the fuck you think New york or the Dakotas do when it snows? All these high taxes here, supposedly for education and they cant get the buses to run? pathetic
Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
Fuckwithmeyouknowigotit
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Date: January 31, 2015 07:27PM
It just sucks how they lie and don't apologize for getting hopes up.
Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
3NuDE
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Date: January 31, 2015 07:32PM
The Weather Channel said this one was going to hit the areas the other one missed. Looks like it's going the same place now..
Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
IQ on here is less than 90
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Date: January 31, 2015 07:37PM
I wouldn't expect you knuckle draggers to even understand how dynamic a weather system really is, but when you do learn, you'll understand why your hopes are always dashed.
I'll let you on a bit of info. The precipitation we get depends on the track. This storm is tracking right over us, so of course we are getting rain. If it tracks to the south off of NC, then we will get snow. It's pretty simple, but again, this is FFXU and most here are too ignorant to understand science.
Sorry, but the truth hurts.
I'll let you on a bit of info. The precipitation we get depends on the track. This storm is tracking right over us, so of course we are getting rain. If it tracks to the south off of NC, then we will get snow. It's pretty simple, but again, this is FFXU and most here are too ignorant to understand science.
Sorry, but the truth hurts.
Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
Fuckwithmeyouknowigotit
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Date: January 31, 2015 07:54PM
I get what you're saying, but don't tell us we're getting a foot of snow and we don't get shit six days later. I was all ready to not go to school on Tuesday haha
Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
IQ on here is less than 90
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Date: January 31, 2015 08:25PM
Sorry for the hostility.
These storms are very hard to predict, especially the clippers that can seemingly start out as nothing and then in 2 days turn into a full fledged blizzard like we saw this week.
The initial models started out in agreement of the 10 to 15 inches but it was the track that changed, not the amount. Boston is expected to get 12 inches based on the latest model run while we will get rain.
I suggest NOT to get your hopes up for snow until at least 2 to 3 days out because you'll be setting yourself up for heartbreak.
These storms are very hard to predict, especially the clippers that can seemingly start out as nothing and then in 2 days turn into a full fledged blizzard like we saw this week.
The initial models started out in agreement of the 10 to 15 inches but it was the track that changed, not the amount. Boston is expected to get 12 inches based on the latest model run while we will get rain.
I suggest NOT to get your hopes up for snow until at least 2 to 3 days out because you'll be setting yourself up for heartbreak.
Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
not so fast
()
Date: February 01, 2015 02:30AM
IQ on here is less than 90 Wrote:
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> I wouldn't expect you knuckle draggers to even
> understand how dynamic a weather system really is,
> but when you do learn, you'll understand why your
> hopes are always dashed.
>
> I'll let you on a bit of info. The precipitation
> we get depends on the track. This storm is
> tracking right over us, so of course we are
> getting rain. If it tracks to the south off of NC,
> then we will get snow. It's pretty simple, but
> again, this is FFXU and most here are too ignorant
> to understand science.
>
> Sorry, but the truth hurts.
My apologies, but unfortunately you are incorrect on this one. The track of the storm is actually one of the easier aspects to predict. Storm tracks can be predicted up to nearly a month in advance, which is why the weathermen were actually correct in predicting this storm weeks ago. The only thing that has changed since is the type of precipitation, which is influenced by the temperature, not the track of the storm. The track of the storm is still going exactly as planned two weeks ago. What has changed in the past couple days is the temperatures to-be. This is effected by conditions in the atmosphere. In essence, track of storm still the same, just different temperatures...Which is why we are most likely getting rain now and why you should actually learn about weather systems instead of pretending to know about them. Truth hurts...
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> I wouldn't expect you knuckle draggers to even
> understand how dynamic a weather system really is,
> but when you do learn, you'll understand why your
> hopes are always dashed.
>
> I'll let you on a bit of info. The precipitation
> we get depends on the track. This storm is
> tracking right over us, so of course we are
> getting rain. If it tracks to the south off of NC,
> then we will get snow. It's pretty simple, but
> again, this is FFXU and most here are too ignorant
> to understand science.
>
> Sorry, but the truth hurts.
My apologies, but unfortunately you are incorrect on this one. The track of the storm is actually one of the easier aspects to predict. Storm tracks can be predicted up to nearly a month in advance, which is why the weathermen were actually correct in predicting this storm weeks ago. The only thing that has changed since is the type of precipitation, which is influenced by the temperature, not the track of the storm. The track of the storm is still going exactly as planned two weeks ago. What has changed in the past couple days is the temperatures to-be. This is effected by conditions in the atmosphere. In essence, track of storm still the same, just different temperatures...Which is why we are most likely getting rain now and why you should actually learn about weather systems instead of pretending to know about them. Truth hurts...
Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
Ouch
()
Date: February 01, 2015 02:41AM
not so fast Wrote:
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> IQ on here is less than 90 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I wouldn't expect you knuckle draggers to even
> > understand how dynamic a weather system really
> is,
> > but when you do learn, you'll understand why
> your
> > hopes are always dashed.
> >
> > I'll let you on a bit of info. The
> precipitation
> > we get depends on the track. This storm is
> > tracking right over us, so of course we are
> > getting rain. If it tracks to the south off of
> NC,
> > then we will get snow. It's pretty simple, but
> > again, this is FFXU and most here are too
> ignorant
> > to understand science.
> >
> > Sorry, but the truth hurts.
>
> My apologies, but unfortunately you are incorrect
> on this one. The track of the storm is actually
> one of the easier aspects to predict. Storm tracks
> can be predicted up to nearly a month in advance,
> which is why the weathermen were actually correct
> in predicting this storm weeks ago. The only thing
> that has changed since is the type of
> precipitation, which is influenced by the
> temperature, not the track of the storm. The track
> of the storm is still going exactly as planned two
> weeks ago. What has changed in the past couple
> days is the temperatures to-be. This is effected
> by conditions in the atmosphere. In essence, track
> of storm still the same, just different
> temperatures...Which is why we are most likely
> getting rain now and why you should actually learn
> about weather systems instead of pretending to
> know about them. Truth hurts...
owned............. hahaha
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> IQ on here is less than 90 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I wouldn't expect you knuckle draggers to even
> > understand how dynamic a weather system really
> is,
> > but when you do learn, you'll understand why
> your
> > hopes are always dashed.
> >
> > I'll let you on a bit of info. The
> precipitation
> > we get depends on the track. This storm is
> > tracking right over us, so of course we are
> > getting rain. If it tracks to the south off of
> NC,
> > then we will get snow. It's pretty simple, but
> > again, this is FFXU and most here are too
> ignorant
> > to understand science.
> >
> > Sorry, but the truth hurts.
>
> My apologies, but unfortunately you are incorrect
> on this one. The track of the storm is actually
> one of the easier aspects to predict. Storm tracks
> can be predicted up to nearly a month in advance,
> which is why the weathermen were actually correct
> in predicting this storm weeks ago. The only thing
> that has changed since is the type of
> precipitation, which is influenced by the
> temperature, not the track of the storm. The track
> of the storm is still going exactly as planned two
> weeks ago. What has changed in the past couple
> days is the temperatures to-be. This is effected
> by conditions in the atmosphere. In essence, track
> of storm still the same, just different
> temperatures...Which is why we are most likely
> getting rain now and why you should actually learn
> about weather systems instead of pretending to
> know about them. Truth hurts...
owned............. hahaha
Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
jackky
()
Date: February 01, 2015 11:53AM
40 today n 50 monday, no chance.
Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
Fuckwithmeyouknowigotit
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Date: February 01, 2015 12:17PM
Literally I think it was around 19 degrees on the forecast as the low and 28 as the high and now it's around 50 degrees. That is annoying too.
Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
Fuckwithmeyouknowigotit
()
Date: February 01, 2015 02:18PM
Now it's supposed to snow next Sunday-Tuesday...
Re: Snow next week? 10-15in?
Posted by:
fourlegs
()
Date: February 01, 2015 05:23PM
Fuckwithmeyouknowigotit Wrote:
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> Now it's supposed to snow next Sunday-Tuesday...
Sice... That's good the snow got pushed back a little. Right into school.
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“Imitation is suicide.”
-Ralph Waldo Emerson
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> Now it's supposed to snow next Sunday-Tuesday...
Sice... That's good the snow got pushed back a little. Right into school.
___________________________________________________________
“Imitation is suicide.”
-Ralph Waldo Emerson