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November 2013 obs and discussion


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Wow that is just a perfectly placed cutoff on the gfs day 8 cold air stays trapped over us. Looks as good as 1987.

 

how often does this 500 map give us a snowstorm in january let alone nov? 

 

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Wow the GFS is cold really cold through the entire run after today pretty much.  Death to Torchvember!  

 

Anyway...I think the consensus is getting better for a solidly chilly/cold shot next week.  Not sure we'll verify highs in the 30s any day, but I think a couple days with highs in the 40s at least is a realistic scenario right now.  Maybe DCA can get its freeze?  

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12/9/05 had a 500 low slip to our west.  2/3/10 wasn't closed off, but it is a better fit.

 

With the high pressure dropping in as shown it's possible I suppose but fairly obviously it's not going to happen. A cold rain would be a good way to start really getting into winter though. ;) 

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P008 FTW.

http://www.meteo.psu.edu/ewall/ENSPRS_12z/ensloop.html

 

Actually nearly ALL the GEFS members put a big ol' closed low over the eastern CONUS sometime next week.  Some differences on which s/w goes boom and where it booms, but I think next week might finally offer some exciting weather.  

Thanks...so long as it isn't a torch I'll take it.  Nothing worse that mid 60s in November.

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