November 2010

[DixieBlizzard]

Honestly, that is not really cold......:gun_bandana:

Cold is relative. It's also a stepping down process. Low 40's for highs in late November? Yeah, I'll take it! I remember many Thanksgiving Days where it did not feel like Thanksgiving at all so I would take 40's for sure!

Key word you should know when talking about cold: GEORGIA!

[Brian]

Cold is relative. It's also a stepping down process. Low 40's for highs in late November? Yeah, I'll take it! I remember many Thanksgiving Days where it did not feel like Thanksgiving at all so I would take 40's for sure!

Key word you should know when talking about cold: GEORGIA!

I agree....

[Itunis]

Yeah, considering we should be near 60 for highs no one should be complaining about 40s. It'll feel very Christmas-ey next weekend for sure.

[Brick Tamland]

Yeah, considering we should be near 60 for highs no one should be complaining about 40s. It'll feel very Christmas-ey next weekend for sure.

Sounds like perfect weather for putting up the tree and decorations.

[Brian]

Sounds like perfect weather for putting up the tree and decorations.

Just rode by A Home Depot and live ones are already out.....

[Jon]

Honestly, that is not really cold......:gun_bandana:

Also means lows well below freezing, in TN, Northern SC, NC and frigid cold DC and up...only if this verifies 100% that is Very cold for Nov, and if JB is right, we can look forward to some more wintry QPF chances in Dec. I'll get it where I can take it, but I'd prefer it when our ground temps are where they need to be to have some fun in the snow at least, but pickers can't be choosers I guess.

[Itunis]

True Jon (can't quote, on phone) but before some folks get their panties in a bunch-yes, it will go below freezing here in Georgia.

[DaculaWeather]

We have a line of rain moving in that you can see on the webcam here: http://daculaweather.from-ga.com/

Really cool clouds, very smooth.

[NEGa]

Honestly, that is not really cold......:gun_bandana:

for november/early december in the se? 40s for highs are cold....esp when i dont think our average high is ever in the low 40s. frigid, well no. cold? heck yes!!

[burgertime]

Well just to clarify I am about as far from a met as you can get...and on the maps I get it's showing the freezing line around below CLT at 12z so taken verbatim that would mean highs in the 30's....but you know how often does that actually verify? So I'm going with 40's. I mean at 192 hours at 12z on the 12z GFS that just ran it's showing the freezing sfc temps almost down to fooking Pensacola..so it could happen just think we're safer going with below normal temps and not something so extreme. Hope it does verify though.

[strongwxnc]

This is a great read about the next 2 plus weeks.

@okmesonet: La Nina, Omega Block and Arctic Oscillation? What could it mean for next week's weather? Find out here

http://ticker.mesonet.org/

I will take highs in the 40's in day in November.

[eyewall]

Raleigh is highlighting the potential cold in their 8-14 day outlook:

http://www.erh.noaa.gov/rah/news/content/Nov28_Dec1_outlook.pdf

[WeatherNC]

This is a great read about the next 2 plus weeks.

@okmesonet: La Nina, Omega Block and Arctic Oscillation? What could it mean for next week's weather? Find out here

http://ticker.mesonet.org/

I will take highs in the 40's in day in November.

A La Nina, an Omega Block and the Arctic Oscillation

walk into a bar and the bartender says "what is this, some kind of joke?"

:lmao:

Good read, thanks for sharing... One thing of note, he stated that temps thus far for the month of Nov are running slightly above, while true for OK, the SE for the most part is much below normal...

[NC_hailstorm]

Down to 30.4 this morning.

Stil need rain only .50 for the month,barely anything fell Monday or Tuesday.

[Local Yokel Wx]

This is a great read about the next 2 plus weeks.

@okmesonet: La Nina, Omega Block and Arctic Oscillation? What could it mean for next week's weather? Find out here

http://ticker.mesonet.org/

I will take highs in the 40's in day in November.

you gotta love the humor (some times corny) that is deep within all weather weenies out there. Thanks for the link.

[Tyler Penland]

Some epic looking clouds here. Looks like upside-down waves. aka snow clouds. Just sayin. lol

[burgertime]

The 12z Euro is getting very close with the timing of the cold air and the rain system moving through. If it played out like the Euro has it someone would be getting some wet flakes to end it.

[burgertime]

Some epic looking clouds here. Looks like upside-down waves. aka snow clouds. Just sayin. lol

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[BullCityWx]

Really digging the new euro information on accuwx pro. You now get 2M temp, 6 hour QPF, SFC and 700 RH and 850 temp plus all the stuff you used to get.

[strongwxnc]

Insight into your new stuff would be killer.

Really digging the new euro information on accuwx pro. You now get 2M temp, 6 hour QPF, SFC and 700 RH and 850 temp plus all the stuff you used to get.

[Gastonwxman]

Really digging the new euro information on accuwx pro. You now get 2M temp, 6 hour QPF, SFC and 700 RH and 850 temp plus all the stuff you used to get.

I believe 0z GFS showed something similar to the Euro's solution.  Everything was set up for what looked like an early light snow event for the southern Mid-Atlantic/Upper SE during the 28th.  

[BullCityWx]

Insight into your new stuff would be killer.

Well, for one thing it gets you interpolated euro data(like that meteostar GFS link) every 6 hours up to hour 180, which to my knowledge has never been available up to this winter. You used to only get 700&850 RH, 850 temps and heights every 24 hours so it's a huge change and should make it easier than ever to interpret Euro data should we get some stuff to track.

[Cheeznado]

Before everyone gets all worked up about the new Euro, *every* ensemble member is less deep with the trough than the Op run in the 228-240 hour time frame. It will get colder here, but probaby not as much as the Euro Op suggests. Fine with me, unless there is a chance of snow cold dry weather does nothing for me except empty my bank account faster.

[BullCityWx]

I believe 0z GFS showed something similar to the Euro's solution. Everything was set up for what looked like an early light snow event for the southern Mid-Atlantic/Upper SE during the 28th.

I dont really see anything that would lead me to believe we'd see anything in the next 2 weeks. It looks like the mean flow would be cold and dry if the Euro is right. I bet there'd be some massive NW Flow snows though.

[BullCityWx]

The front, as modeled by the Euro OP, reminds me a good deal of the cold front that came through on the day after thanksgiving in 2003. Temps would fall quickly during the day and it would be quite chilly on Saturday.

[burgertime]

Well, for one thing it gets you interpolated euro data(like that meteostar GFS link) every 6 hours up to hour 180, which to my knowledge has never been available up to this winter. You used to only get 700&850 RH, 850 temps and heights every 24 hours so it's a huge change and should make it easier than ever to interpret Euro data should we get some stuff to track.

How does it stack up to SV Platinum?

[Gastonwxman]

I dont really see anything that would lead me to believe we'd see anything in the next 2 weeks. It looks like the mean flow would be cold and dry if the Euro is right. I bet there'd be some massive NW Flow snows though.

I agree about the NW flow.  I'm just going by what I saw earlier, but I'm definitely not fully expecting anything surprising soon. We'll see, though. 

[Brian]

Like I have said, it is always 10 days out from today , then 10 from tomorrow and so on.

[NCBlizzard]

8-10 day range EURO/GFS, it shows the good blocking going on and the cold plunging down into the east.