going to snow soon. (Atlanta: radio, metro, clothes)

[Neemy]

Originally Posted by johnatl

Exactly! There were a couple of mornings within the past two weeks when we had lower temps than NYC & Cleveland!

I thought we were being told that this winter was supposed to be "warmer and drier" than normal?

BTW, we are getting off and on flurries in NW DeKalb as we speak.

Flurries in East Cobb, right now, as well!

[roxyrn]

Hoping the Georgia Dome doesn't collapse from all of this snow.....

[TakeAhike]

Originally Posted by George Chong

Nice fluffy flakes in Inman Park right now. There is even a light dusting on the neighbors roofs

lol=smaller flakes for Toco Hill area. Brisk business at the Kroger.

[Miami skyline]

In march early this year it was -3 in the 2009-2010 winter it snowed 10 times in the metro area more times withen the state

[Miami skyline]

It snowed 10 times in the 2009-2010 winter in the atlanta area more times withen the state it was -3 in atlanta in march 2010

[cityrover]

Originally Posted by Lagwagon113

Yeah another thing that surprises me is that there isn't much difference in temperature between Atlanta and NJ where I live now. I compare the temps on a daily basis and usually it's not that different. On some days it's actually colder in Atlanta. I agree with your point about the ice.

last year my location was colder than anchorage, ak... in february.



but it never snows here. that's the only real difference

[testa50]

I'm confused...are people saying that Atlanta's winters aren't that different from the north in terms of temperature? Because that just isn't so.

But people in the north definitely underrate how cold it gets down here, just like people in the south underrate how hot it gets in the north.

[Missingatlanta]

Originally Posted by testa50

I'm confused...are people saying that Atlanta's winters aren't that different from the north in terms of temperature? Because that just isn't so.

But people in the north definitely underrate how cold it gets down here, just like people in the south underrate how hot it gets in the north.

I will concur with that. When I moved to Maryland from Ga I was surprised at how hot it was over the summer. It was just as hot and on some days hotter than in Ga.

[lastminutemom]

I always grocery shop on Sunday. I promise that I wasn't there to get milk and bread because of the snow -- it was just that I needed them along with the rest of my list.

The store was much busier than normal which really messed up my routine. UGH.

[TakeAhike]

Originally Posted by testa50

I'm confused...are people saying that Atlanta's winters aren't that different from the north in terms of temperature? Because that just isn't so.

But people in the north definitely underrate how cold it gets down here, just like people in the south underrate how hot it gets in the north.

Yesterday my neighbor was in the yard in short sleeves and shorts. brrr. I was bundled up.

There are many opinions on the weather. It is likely that this winter will be colder than usual.

ETA: Very Cold and Wet for the SE
http://www.farmersalmanac.com/weathe...-wait-is-over/