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Moving on to mid/late November


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Hey no reason to worry..it's mid November..it's not supposed to be cold. We're not supposed to be seeing the beginning o f the pattern change taking place globally for a cold Dec. Don't worry..we're fine

:weenie: :weenie: :weenie:

Models rush pattern changes. If you want a cold first half of December, you probably would want to see the models picking up on a pattern change at day 10 now.

I think we'll have to endure a relatively zonal / warm regime into the first couple weeks before the flip.

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:weenie: :weenie: :weenie:

Models rush pattern changes. If you want a cold first half of December, you probably would want to see the models picking up on a pattern change at day 10 now.

I think we'll have to endure a relatively zonal / warm regime into the first couple weeks before the flip.

In wouldn't be shocked.

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Everyone handles their worry differently..Some pretend they aren't worried and say hey it's mid Nov..others say they have dreams of big big winters, others say last Nov was warm and then it flipped to winter to make themselves feel better..

Good post actually because it is true. No one is thrilled with this pattern but it is what it is and really is too early to be worried. I harken back to the few torch Novembers that produced like 1993. 2010, 2008, 2007 were subnormal temps wise. Above normal winter ensued snow wise. We appear to need some colding during the rest of the month so let's see what happens.

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LOL, go outside people! Heading to Pound Ridge Reservation for a hike with the family, up near 1k, I will be honored to breathe in the same type of air as Kevin and Pete.

Emmy Award winning stuff from Blizzie, its the most wonderful time of the year.

buy bye

Kevin is lower than 1k and his location gets to breathe Hartford's smog. There is absolutely nothing similar between CT air and the sweet air of GC. I'm insulted.

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Good post actually because it is true. No one is thrilled with this pattern but it is what it is and really is too early to be worried. I harken back to the few torch Novembers that produced like 1993. 2010, 2008, 2007 were subnormal temps wise. Above normal winter ensued snow wise. We appear to need some colding during the rest of the month so let's see what happens.

It's one thing if Nov is warm..That can be handled..but when we see a mild to hot pattern into the first 2-3 weeks of Dec with NO hints WHATSOEVER of a pattern change to cold..you're damn right it's time to start worrying

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LAst year models and ens showed us there was promise and the pattern would flip..They weren't flooding Canada with 50's and 60's in December like they are now

Kevin is correct. Last year was trending and in the end BOS ended up 0.1 below normal. Through this months first 12 days....we are now (BOS) +2.8 with 2-3 +10+ on the way.

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It's looking like Joe Bastardi may bust on his forecast for December. If his tweets are to be believed, he's worried.

Coming out of solar min FTL???? Although many of the indexes are still low. For those that went ice cold in the east(especially south of SNE) ..they probably are a little concerned. FWIW Dec '08 had a warm first half (with a brief cold snap). December '08 is a strong analog for some. Difference there is that Nov '08 was cold.

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