I see in another thread that Kay has already all but confessed to holding Jim captive down in Auburn and not letting him come up the road to (not)Hotlanta...kayrharris wrote:This is so funny!! As I was snapping this photo in my backyard in Auburn, it was thundering!!Jim Cantore wrote:I'll bet I can get there from Auburn in time for the......
THUNDERSNOW!!!!!!!!!!!!
I kid you not! I looked around to see if Jim was behind me!!!
My reaction's about the same as pea's.tanstaafl2 wrote:The view from the front porch just a few moments ago...
Well, I accept that it isn't much compared to folks up on the frozen tundra!MarleysGh0st wrote:My reaction's about the same as pea's.tanstaafl2 wrote:The view from the front porch just a few moments ago...
Nice neighborhood, but nothing at all remarkable about that little bit of snow flurries.
Jim Cantore's arch-nemesis in either movie.ulysses5019 wrote:When I saw the header, I thought there was a new X-Man. Or maybe it was one of the Watchmen.
The builder did a decent job with the neighborhood in general if not in some of the "fine details". The neighborhood was built about 4-5 years ago at the height of the pseudo "arts and craft" style. Each house is a different color (there are only 15 homes on the cul-de-sac) and even though some of the plans are identical the exterior treatments, along with the different color schemes, are sufficiently varied to make it hard to tell it is the same house. In fact the house next to ours is the identical basic floor plan and exterior but it is difficult to tell that they are the same at first glance. The different treatment of the center dormer is a big part of that.peacock2121 wrote:The love the lines of your house - and the flat roof dormers are really interesting.
Sting and I have pretty much decided not to do the second story on our house (given the Florida house). Your lines are what we were going to be doing here.
Seriously, I know.christie1111 wrote:They are predicting 10-14 in. here by tomorrow.
Didn't anyone tell them it was March?
tanstaafl2 wrote:The builder did a decent job with the neighborhood in general if not in some of the "fine details". The neighborhood was built about 4-5 years ago at the height of the pseudo "arts and craft" style. Each house is a different color (there are only 15 homes on the cul-de-sac) and even though some of the plans are identical the exterior treatments, along with the different color schemes, are sufficiently varied to make it hard to tell it is the same house. In fact the house next to ours is the identical basic floor plan and exterior but it is difficult to tell that they are the same at first glance. The different treatment of the center dormer is a big part of that.peacock2121 wrote:The love the lines of your house - and the flat roof dormers are really interesting.
Sting and I have pretty much decided not to do the second story on our house (given the Florida house). Your lines are what we were going to be doing here.
It does look like a different house. Big attaboy/girl to the builder people.
christie1111 wrote:They are predicting 10-14 in. here by tomorrow.
Didn't anyone tell them it was March?
Shhhhhhhhhhhhh.......don't say the b word!littlebeast13 wrote:christie1111 wrote:They are predicting 10-14 in. here by tomorrow.
Didn't anyone tell them it was March?
The Blizzard of '93 was the second weekend of March, as I recall....
lb13
sunflower wrote:Shhhhhhhhhhhhh.......don't say the b word!littlebeast13 wrote:christie1111 wrote:They are predicting 10-14 in. here by tomorrow.
Didn't anyone tell them it was March?
The Blizzard of '93 was the second weekend of March, as I recall....
lb13
christie1111 wrote:They are predicting 10-14 in. here by tomorrow.
Didn't anyone tell them it was March?
Unknown? Don't know.littlebeast13 wrote:OK, this thread has me curious, because ever since I created the Cantore MM, I've seen a few other post from BB's being unfamiliar with the term thundersnow. I always assumed this was, while not common, at least a relatively well know meteorological term. Granted, it doesn't help that thundersnow is a rather rare event (The only true thundersnow we ever had around here in my lifetime was during the infamous Blizzard of '82), but is thundersnow really that unknown to the general public?
Inquiring minds want to know....
lb13
AKA "The Storm of the Century".littlebeast13 wrote:christie1111 wrote:They are predicting 10-14 in. here by tomorrow.
Didn't anyone tell them it was March?
The Blizzard of '93 was the second weekend of March, as I recall....
What is snow?littlebeast13 wrote:OK, this thread has me curious, because ever since I created the Cantore MM, I've seen a few other post from BB's being unfamiliar with the term thundersnow. I always assumed this was, while not common, at least a relatively well know meteorological term. Granted, it doesn't help that thundersnow is a rather rare event (The only true thundersnow we ever had around here in my lifetime was during the infamous Blizzard of '82), but is thundersnow really that unknown to the general public?
Inquiring minds want to know....
lb13
littlebeast13 wrote:OK, this thread has me curious, because ever since I created the Cantore MM, I've seen a few other post from BB's being unfamiliar with the term thundersnow. I always assumed this was, while not common, at least a relatively well know meteorological term. Granted, it doesn't help that thundersnow is a rather rare event (The only true thundersnow we ever had around here in my lifetime was during the infamous Blizzard of '82), but is thundersnow really that unknown to the general public?
Inquiring minds want to know....
lb13
It's that white stuff that's in the mountains where it belongs.ulysses5019 wrote:What is snow?littlebeast13 wrote:OK, this thread has me curious, because ever since I created the Cantore MM, I've seen a few other post from BB's being unfamiliar with the term thundersnow. I always assumed this was, while not common, at least a relatively well know meteorological term. Granted, it doesn't help that thundersnow is a rather rare event (The only true thundersnow we ever had around here in my lifetime was during the infamous Blizzard of '82), but is thundersnow really that unknown to the general public?
Inquiring minds want to know....
lb13
