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November 11th-12th storm system


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Several of the last GFS runs (including the latest 12z) and the 0z Euro have this system and are quite impressive.

 

GFS goes nuts with the surface low deepening once it closes off aloft and has a 110kt mid-level jet streak going over some pretty juicy moisture as well. 

 

Another possible big trough to watch. Too bad it wasn't Dec or Jan

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Low pressure systems seem to really like to be in the northern Lakes on November 10th. It's just really weird how many disasters or at least bad weather has happened on November 8th-11th in various years in the Great Lakes. After all, I heard a tornado siren on November 10th one time, northwest Ohio.

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Low pressure systems seem to really like to be in the northern Lakes on November 10th. It's just really weird how many disasters or at least bad weather has happened on November 8th-11th in various years in the Great Lakes. After all, I heard a tornado siren on November 10th one time, northwest Ohio.

 

 

Yeah, that timeframe has had some big ones...1913, 1940, 1975, 1998...and that's just off the top of my head.  Let's add 2015.  :guitar:

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18z GFS would be pure weather porn if it were cold enough for snow in the cold sector.  

 

No kidding.

 

It almost looks like the lead wave across the nrn plains and into MN on Tue/Wed screws up any chances of getting enough cold air down here to maybe make it more interesting in regards to any snow. 

 

The way the wave closes off aloft and goes neg tilt over us is amazing and textbook.

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Yeah, it's pretty lame that you get a system like that with such mediocre thermos. You wouldn't need a ton of CAPE to pull a significant event out of that, though.

 

 

Agreed.  As modeled, it has some aspects that are more favorable than the system that just passed through.  A bit more moisture/instability and it gets really interesting.

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Agreed.  As modeled, it has some aspects that are more favorable than the system that just passed through.  A bit more moisture/instability and it gets really interesting.

 

I mean, I'd argue this system is more impressive than the one from Halloween 2013 and that managed to pull over 30 tornadoes out of very low instability. If we can get some appreciable 0-3 km CAPE, that might be your ticket to low-topped supercell fest.

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