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MW/Lakes/OV November 2010 general disco


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2 degree off-hour bump, between midnight and 1AM. Only LAF arrowheadsmiley.png...but it's a tie for the record.

LAFAYETTE CLOUDY 64 56 75 SW13G25 29.95S6HR MIN TEMP: 59; 6HR MAX TEMP: 66

Do we know it was between midnight and 1? I mean it could've been, but since it was 64 at 11 PM, it's possible the bump could've occurred between 11 and midnight.

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Weird. So LAF went from 63º at 10PM to 66º at 10:48 and then back down to 64º at 11PM. Sounds about right. lightning.gif

It might not matter in the end. If we have anything remotely resembling a break in the cloudcover, we will snag it for sure. Might be able to get it anyway depending on how warm we start out.

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It might not matter in the end. If we have anything remotely resembling a break in the cloudcover, we will snag it for sure. Might be able to get it anyway depending on how warm we start out.

Yup. My thermometer, while lagging LAF by about 2 degrees, is still slowly inching up. But like you say, we should start warm by sunrise and probably shouldn't have a problem breaking the record eventually. The WL COOP record may be unattainable though.

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Yup. My thermometer, while lagging LAF by about 2 degrees, is still slowly inching up. But like you say, we should start warm by sunrise and probably shouldn't have a problem breaking the record eventually. The WL COOP record may be unattainable though.

What is the COOP record? (I'm too lazy to look attm :P)

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Nice to hear the sound of thunder again. We got split by some pretty nice elevated cells, but they passed close enough that there was quite a bit of thunder. Picked up a little over a tenth of rain. Temps have cooled all the way back to 43, as we're now well behind the front. Looks like we'll only briefly get back into the warm sector later this morning, as it now looks like the low will move northeast pretty quickly. Don't think we'll have enough time to get into the upper 60s like I had hoped, but lower to mid 60s still look possible.

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Beh, if YYZ fails to record measurable snow this Nov I'm going to have lower my seasonal call from 62" to around 45". Snowless Novembers are not necessarily terrible signs for the winter to come, but historically here.it's tough to get a real snowy winter without help in November. I'd go with a call closer to average.

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My god, after 2 early season storms that in an La Nina are climatologically favored to track over MN/WI everyone's calling for a 98/99 winter and adjusting their forecasts. :arrowhead::weenie:

For the 100th time, it's only November. Our region (that is, Great Lakes/Ohio Valley) normally doesn't flip over in an La Nina until mid December. Even last season, the first two storms of the seasons tracked through the Northern Plains/Upper Midwest (and we know how that winter played out in the end).

Now when Detroit doesn't see its first winter storm headline by January and snowstormcanuck/Chicago WX don't see their first measurable snowfall by Janaury then it's time to worry.

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