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And are we shocked? November is rarely ever cash in time for this part of the country. I will say it's good to see this pattern putting snow cover down across WCAN, Montana & the Dakotas. I'd be pretty excited if I were in IL/WI/IA based on what the models are showing for Thanksgiving, that is one solid storm for this region. Sure the current solutions show a solid strike for this area but how often does a Panhandle Hook actually roll through Northern Ohio?

@OHweather How long did it take to write that AFD? Felt like it was back to the days of your blog with that prose you had going there

The Euro maps are just wild. 8-16" for NW Ohio

Posting this for posterity

That'd be a hell of an effort with this pattern. Looks like we're finally starting to fall off the cliff as highs are routinely getting back into the 50's. As I've said already, I'm team Golf as long as possible so this is very okay with me.

Much better than the usual snow squalls on the 401 this time of year isn’t it?

I can confirm ours still is. As long as the temp is in the 50's you're fine, but once it slips below that the agronomy is not very playable. Plus there's the old rule of thumb "It's always colder on the golf course" so 55 in your neighborhood feels a bit warmer than out in the open N-NE breeze we tend to get this time of year. If we can maintain highs in the 60s with some rain through the 17th, I think good Thanksgiving golf will be possible.

Not quite. Still need grass to able to grow for the greens and temperatures need to be comfortable to a degree

We’ve got a little bet going on at the house if we’ll be able to golf into December. She buys my round if we do, I’ve got to buy dinner if we cannot. Highs still consistently in the 60s thru week 1

Really cannot believe this consistent warmth. If you would've told me during those brutal winters a decade ago that we would be able to golf until Thanksgiving in Toledo by 2024 I wouldn't have believed it.

Right? They’re under an Extreme Wind Warning for Pete’s sake

These are some very healthy supercells with solid hooks over Alligator Alley.

If I'm not mistaken that is the typical air pressure at 1 mile of elevation

I'd love to see an interview or video where they show just how violent it was. I can't recall seeing flocks of birds in an official report either

This has been one of the most impressive weather days I've ever followed. Absolutely bonkers how much this thing is bombing out