The Nino
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wow OG poster. I was one of those guys as well. Been here for a LONG time.
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MadisonDawg
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Gymie, I don't even remember what my username was back then. 
It was a lot of fun then, but the quality/background of posters now seems to have improved by an order of magnitude.
It was a lot of fun then, but the quality/background of posters now seems to have improved by an order of magnitude.
David in SW Blount
Member
LOL - I have read the forum since way back then as well. I don't post much but always check the commentary. If you have never seen the archived thread from 4/27/11 here, it is legendary. And I can't be the only one who remembers the young kid who posted all the time about snow back in the 90's. Was it Sean? LOL. Just think, he's pushing middle age now!Gymie, I don't even remember what my username was back then.
maroonedinhsv
Member
Without drifting too far off topic, the posters now are mostly the same as the posters back then - they're just meteorologists instead of know-it-all teenagers.Gymie, I don't even remember what my username was back then.
MadisonDawg
Member
Marooned, I was going to say the same thing. Many have gone to MSU to become meteorologists. The posters have matured and become more educated. Me - still the same as I was back then, educationally. Just a retired engineer now.
Trend has been for a weaker CAD across North Georgia Thursday morning last few runs of the NAM. Up 4-6 degrees by 5AM than it was showing this morning.
Can't say I'm terribly surprised, certainly not the best CAD setup I've ever seen. Worried about the boundary that sets up over North GA, though. HRRR seems to have a storm running along it early Thursday morning.
Can't say I'm terribly surprised, certainly not the best CAD setup I've ever seen. Worried about the boundary that sets up over North GA, though. HRRR seems to have a storm running along it early Thursday morning.
MattW
Member
Where did you get this from? I've looked up SPC's SREF, but the display never looks like this.
Bama Ravens
Member
So I’m running some errands where I am north of B’ham, and there is a group of storm chasers parked near me.
Welcome back! Yep, same forum. It was started by James Spann at ABC 33/40 and then became it's own forum. I've been here (and there) since 2002.
Weatherphreak
Member
Flooding May end up being a big part of this storm as well. There are areas between Montgomery and Hattiesburg have been getting dumped on for about 12hrs now.
WxSnowFan47
Member
I have been summoned! I'm not that old, yet.
Keeping an eye on this down here in the Southeast part of Alabama. Wishing the best to all the forecasters, storm chasers, emergency responders, and everyone in the path of these storms.
David in SW Blount
Member
Are you really?? That is too funny!I have been summoned! I'm not that old, yet.
Keeping an eye on this down here in the Southeast part of Alabama. Wishing the best to all the forecasters, storm chasers, emergency responders, and everyone in the path of these storms.
David in SW Blount
Member
Well that's comforting!
WxSnowFan47
Member
Indeed. Sorry for the fake snowcasts from the "SEWS" that me and my old friend made. Makes a funny story to tell the meteorologists I've worked with though.
Dothan City Schools (Houston County in Southeast Alabama) says they'll keep schools on normal schedule Wednesday and evaluate for Thursday.
If it hasn't already been mentioned, Gov. Ivey has declared a state of Emergency for all 67 Alabama counties starting at 6pm.
Justin Hindman
Member
I was 13 when I joined the forum. I’m 32 now. I grew up a little bit lol
I do expect sunshine during the late morning and some afternoon.
