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Late November/Early December upcoming wx.


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It's defintely boring, but it's not worth worrying about just yet. I admit it is discouraging to see that AK trough, but I'm willing to give it a few weeks before really worrying. I am totally fine..lol, sometimes I like to correct misinformation and if I sound combative or PMS-like...then I apologize.

You seem fine to me. I do not know what the heck he is talking about. Best thing that could have happenned IMHO is that vortex in there right now.Lets get AK in the freezer with deep pack. Build some brutal 1055 highs right there.

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The EPO has been breaking down slowly and everything seems to be setup not only for a -NAO to develop this winter but perhaps an NAO which is solidly negative as well. Even if the EPO remains positive as long as the signal isn't strong we'll be fine. This winter should be rather stormy and should be good for many of us.

I love learning from you guys in this thread, but Wes seemed concerned with the AO not going negative anytime soon for some real cold air

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It's all good. Everyone likes snow, including myself. I'm perfectly fine going through a period of "meh" until we are well into December. You can still get snow, if things time right, but it's not a good pattern for those with a snowpack fetish. I've been off for a while so I can't look at the good euro stuff, but I can see various temps at different levels of the atmosphere and it wasn't pretty south of the MA/CT border for next week. But who knows, we are still far out so it could trend one way or another.

Ther drama in here is quite comical actually....

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I love learning from you guys in this thread, but Wes seemed concerned with the AO not going negative anytime soon for some real cold air

I would think that issue would be more of a concern for the mid-Atlantic region...this is if he's talking about getting the cold air for snow. We really don't need a great deal of cold air here or temps much below-average b/c during winter average for many of us can be good enough for snow.

As long as the EPO isn't raging positive if we can develop a solid negative NAO (which I think seems feasible) hopefully that would be enough to suppress the SE ridge and also allow for less in the way of cutters. Would need some help from the PNA as well.

The cold air is beginning to develop in the areas that we want it...as long as we aren't seeing a zonal flow into western Canada blocking the cold air from digging southward we should be fine...here at least. I would think though at some point we see a -AO as well.

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well, its another in a string of endless days here

i would keep an eye on that storm for next week in SNE, i think last nights euro ouput looked dubious (free maps)

of course its a torch afterwards.

ifs cooled off in the west finally, but only a trace of snow has fallen in edmonton this year!!

oh EPO gods, where art thou?

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There will be some corridor that sees 1-2 inches this evening..not sure where..If I had to guess NW RI over twds Foxboro

From a met standpoint, these things are kind of cool. There is usually a narrow area that gets good precip, but whether that is closer to the Cape where it is warmer, or perhaps include areas further west, is the question. They often can be a fail too, but it's not out of the question that someone could pick up minor accumulations. I'm just a little unsure that the GFS depiction will come true, but we'll see.

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From a met standpoint, these things are kind of cool. There is usually a narrow area that gets good precip, but whether that is closer to the Cape where it is warmer, or perhaps include areas further west, is the question. They often can be a fail too, but it's not out of the question that someone could pick up minor accumulations. I'm just a little unsure that the GFS depiction will come true, but we'll see.

The HRR would drop a stripe of 1-2

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There will be some corridor that sees 1-2 inches this evening..not sure where..If I had to guess NW RI over twds Foxboro

I'd feel good where I am if only we'd get precipitation here. Our temps are pretty decent out of the gate here (39.2/28 attm). I'm still pegging Dave as the one who may combine temps/qpf to get a slushy inch.

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