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Moving on to mid/late November


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It would really salvage the month if we could knock that impending 66* day down to 61*...phew!!

We laugh but to me the generally overcast since Noon and the early darkness at least makes it seem somewhat like November. But yeah.....47 and dank doesn't cut it for me either...

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LOL. We now know the reason why Kevin is so worried, is because he thinks winter is only Dec-Feb.

yeah true. and the other thing is, last year was the winter of his life...he'll never get to make those piles in his driveway so ridiculous again...so it's all sort of downhill from there.

and seeing this doesn't help his mental well being:

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yeah true. and the other thing is, last year was the winter of his life...he'll never get to make those piles in his driveway so ridiculous again...so it's all sort of downhill from there.

and seeing this doesn't help his mental well being:

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Thats terrible, Looks like a pair of boobs with the left one bigger then the right

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Why is that

No changes from my winter outlook. The ridging in the southeast will shift more toward the southern Plains, with a negative NAO developing. However, we still maintain this huge trough over Alaska and western Canada, which produces a very tight gradient across the Northwest into the central Plains. Disturbances amplify into the Pacific northwest then break / dampen through the northern Plains followed by a reamplification of the PV anomaly as it tracks into the Northeast where gradients are weaker ... "baggier" trough. So we get late blooming Miller B type systems south of Cape Cod. Probably nothing huge, but enough for appreciable snowfall in eastern New England

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No changes from my winter outlook. The ridging in the southeast will shift more toward the southern Plains, with a negative NAO developing. However, we still maintain this huge trough over Alaska and western Canada, which produces a very tight gradient across the Northwest into the central Plains. Disturbances amplify into the Pacific northwest then break / dampen through the northern Plains followed by a reamplification of the PV anomaly as it tracks into the Northeast where gradients are weaker ... "baggier" trough. So we get late blooming Miller B type systems south of Cape Cod. Probably nothing huge, but enough for appreciable snowfall in eastern New England

Would like to see more of an Aleutian ridge, but if that indeed is the case, we'll need the blocking. It certainly is stable for now.

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Still thinking maybe near the first week of December it may try to flip cold, but again...it could be transient. You can still see that trough trying to retrograde a bit and raise heights out west.

yeah the 12z gefs starts to shift things around toward the very end of the (run) month...start to see some higher heights building into the Davis region and the trough out west re-orients itself - actually has the largest height anomaly in NA in the western parts of Davis Strait beyond day 14...

the 00z run did the same but kept a noticeable + anomaly in the SE but the 06 and 12z runs have backed off of that so maybe there's some hope there...if canada isn't torched maybe the cold dumps east and south a bit.

minimally it would look like a more seasonable pattern if it materialized.

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No changes from my winter outlook. The ridging in the southeast will shift more toward the southern Plains, with a negative NAO developing. However, we still maintain this huge trough over Alaska and western Canada, which produces a very tight gradient across the Northwest into the central Plains. Disturbances amplify into the Pacific northwest then break / dampen through the northern Plains followed by a reamplification of the PV anomaly as it tracks into the Northeast where gradients are weaker ... "baggier" trough. So we get late blooming Miller B type systems south of Cape Cod. Probably nothing huge, but enough for appreciable snowfall in eastern New England

yeah i tend to agree with this.

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yeah the 12z gefs starts to shift things around toward the very end of the (run) month...start to see some higher heights building into the Davis region and the trough out west re-orients itself - actually has the largest height anomaly in NA in the western parts of Davis Strait beyond day 14...

the 00z run did the same but kept a noticeable + anomaly in the SE but the 06 and 12z runs have backed off of that so maybe there's some hope there...if canada isn't torched maybe the cold dumps east and south a bit.

minimally it would look like a more seasonable pattern if it materialized.

Yeah I don't see a violent cold switch at first, but maybe more seasonable or so..like you said. I'm just not impressed with anything I see at the moment, but there are hints at some shuffling.

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