[FreeReign]

As a long-time resident of the metro area, I can attest it is more like every 8-10 years. But your rhetorical question still holds.

The rhetorical question doesn't hold. See the Link and do the math.

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"The one-day snowfall of 2.6 inches ranked as the 20th heaviest in Atlanta, which has recorded a daily snowfall of an inch or more 55 times since 1928, according to the National Weather Service."

In Atlanta, snowfalls of greater than 2.6 inches happen every 4.25 years and snowfalls of greater than 1 inch happen every 1.5 years. And that doesn't include freezing rain storms and flash freezes.

[FreedomPoster]

And? I’ve been here. 8-10 years is about right for a frozen precipitation event that substantially affects traffic across the metro area, your mechanistic recitation of meteorological data notwithstanding.

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