January 2021

[Drifter]

Always pulling for ya Drift. Are you planning on moving back to Henry County at some point? I thought I heard you mention it earlier in the year.

Yeah probably in the summer.


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[Sbeagles]

Dang, if you are south of Nashville and haven't scored off either of the last 2 systems, you win the unluckiest prize. Sorry man. 

Linden had a very light dusting yesterday but south of there, where I'm at had snow fall but nothing stuck. Thursday night we had rain, yet 1/2 mile up the road on a pretty steep ridge had a healthy dusting. I don't know the exact elevation difference from my house and the top of this ridge but it was interesting to see the difference a few hundred feet can make.

[Curt]

Little Rock snow drought. Memphis International is in the same boat currently although localized areas around here have had minor 1-3 inch events in November 2018 and again in February 2020. The 90’s were atrocious in Little Rock - and here too actually. But good to know there are plenty of droughts NOT in the current (or close to)100 year period. Little Rock actually has turned things around there until the last 2 crappy years. Nothing beats Birmingham’s nearly 3000 day snow drought from 2000-2008.

[gcbama]

Did dallas get an inch out of last event? I know the last one they had was the march 2015 system, and back in the day they used to get more , I can't tell you how many times can i remember seeing an event happening in dallas and hearing bill hall say , "and you know if it's snowing in Dallas it will be coming here too" lol

[schneitzeit]

Snow totals from September 30th to January 12th. Click on image for best resolution.

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[schneitzeit]

American cities getting the shaft (snow dome/ well below normal snow):

Rochester, NY
Atlantic City, NJ
Washington, DC
Virginia Beach/Norfolk, VA
Charlotte, NC
Raleigh, NC
Nashville, TN
Memphis, TN
Chattanooga, TN
Cincinnati, OH
Louisville, KY
Evansville, IN
Indianapolis, IN
Chicago, IL
Kalamazoo, MI
St. Louis, MO
Little Rock, AR
Texarkana, AR
Williston, ND
Salt Lake City, UT
Portland, OR

[rkhvoljohnsoncity]

So far in Johnson City where I live we have had 10.5 inches so far with 6.5 on Christmas Eve. The last 5 years we have average 14 inches with 22 inches one year and only 10 or 11 a couple years. Being at 1,800 feet helps. The year we got 11 was when we got 10 with one snow so in spite of the yucky winters lately we have been lucky a few times


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[gcbama]

American cities getting the shaft (snow dome/ well below normal snow):

Atlantic City, NJ
Washington, DC
Charlotte, NC
Raleigh, NC
Little Rock, AR
Nashville, TN
Memphis, TN
Chattanooga, TN
Evansville, IN
Chicago, IL
St. Louis, MO

west and central oklahoma have really done very well this year

[schneitzeit]

Edited to include some more cities

[Clarksville Snowman]

The goofus is just 1 batty run after another. The 18 says we have 2 good rain events to look forward to.

[Beth]

We had a really decent snow yesterday. No it was not much but the kids got to do some sledding. We had lots of beautiful birds to watch from our den window.  So I am okay now.  But I still dream of a 6 inch or more snow.  And hope the whole state benefits from it!   

[schneitzeit]

January looks like it will safely finish below normal for my locality. I think the last time that occurred was 2014. Perhaps 2018 was close. The other Januarys have been     

[StormNine]

American cities getting the shaft (snow dome/ well below normal snow):

Atlantic City, NJ
Washington, DC
Virginia Beach/Norfolk, VA
Charlotte, NC
Raleigh, NC
Nashville, TN
Memphis, TN
Chattanooga, TN
Cincinnati, OH
Louisville, KY
Evansville, IN
Chicago, IL
St. Louis, MO
Little Rock, AR
Texarkana, AR
Salt Lake City, UT

The entire state of North Dakota as well.  There are places in TX that have more snow to date this winter than Bismarck does.   

[BRUCE]

American cities getting the shaft (snow dome/ well below normal snow):

Atlantic City, NJ
Washington, DC
Virginia Beach/Norfolk, VA
Charlotte, NC
Raleigh, NC
Nashville, TN
Memphis, TN
Chattanooga, TN
Cincinnati, OH
Louisville, KY
Evansville, IN
Chicago, IL
St. Louis, MO
Little Rock, AR
Texarkana, AR
Salt Lake City, UT

can I add Jackson tn we got population of near 100k it’s a  city ...  guess Memphis covers us also  lol...

[Curt]

Chicago only has 4 inches. Way below normal.

Edit- I see you added it. Good move.