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November Weather Discussion


moneypitmike

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Looking forward to a fairly easy November for a change.  I will be disappointed if we get into Thanksgiving week without a change to at least seasonable weather but am not at all bothered by the upcoming pattern as it relates to winter.

 

As long as it's stepping down towards December and we're not having debates on how long we can go into January without an inch this year, I'm happy.

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Wow...what a blue-bird week this is going to be.  

 

It will hard-freeze tonight, but then we're going into a huge diurnals amid deep blue heavens type of a pattern ... through Wednesday, even losing it to a warm night and truly balmy day on Thursday.  It is the balance of the oper. guidance that agree.   Despite the -3 or so at 850mb, with calm wind and such clear air, even the Novie feeble sun will get the area to 52 I think.  Then it's adding 8 degrees per day through Thursday.   Say 61 under pure blue, light wind sky on Tuesday.  Perhaps a little more haze and nearing 70 on Wednesday. Then staying in the 50s Wed night and Thursday could make a run at 76'ish.   All the while quiescence is the characterizing theme.   

 

It's just the overall appeal imo.  

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yeah but its not often it works out as they show.. They will change for better or worse

 

The correction vector favors warmer, though.  For some that is better or worse...

 

The CPC tele's are all signaling warm, AO/NAO/PNA ... warm warm warm, until further notice. In that 2 week period, any warmer scenario would be better statistical fits. 

 

The CDC was, as of November 1, calculated similarly with the NAO/PNA, but they do us a reach-around by "normally" calculating the WPO and EPO -- unfortunately, they are annoying.  They often black out and don't compute for days on end.  Nice tax dollars, jerks.  anyway, the EPO was negative at that time.  That was/is about the only hope if you are of the cold weather ilk, for modulating things more toward seasonal.  

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The correction vector favors warmer, though.  For some that is better or worse...

 

The CPC tele's are all signaling warm, AO/NAO/PNA ... warm warm warm, until further notice. In that 2 week period, any warmer scenario would be better statistical fits. 

 

The CDC was, as of November 1, calculated similarly with the NAO/PNA, but they do us a reach-around by "normally" calculating the WPO and EPO -- unfortunately, they are annoying.  They often black out and don't compute for days on end.  Nice tax dollars, jerks.  anyway, the EPO was negative at that time.  That was/is about the only hope if you are of the cold weather ilk, for modulating things more toward seasonal.  

 

 

Yes, the mean being warmer than average has been favored for several days now in the long range beyond this week. So far, no major surprises...the much colder next day or two, and then a big torch later this week, followed by cooler on the weekend with a tendency toward warmer beyond that.

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Photo of Willimantic River gauge I just took. Yankee farmers told me when I was young that winters cold and snow will not take hold until the rivers are full. Over the years this has been true much more than not. Looking forward to some heavy rains to bring these up. Drought is ongoing. IMG_20131103_144004.jpg

 

That's a good fishing river according to my fly-fisher wife.

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Rivers and reservoirs are about as low as I ever seen locally. Kind of going unnoticed, but never seen anything this dry in November.

This seems to be the time of year that the rivers up here reach their driest, in my experience. But we haven't been as dry as you guys have. I've had 1.7" since Thursday which has led to a bump up in local stream flow.

What's the general New England streamflow minimum? Is it stick season in the Spring? We usually have decent water all spring from melting snow, but I guess maybe August if it's dry gets pretty low. I just always think of fall as the driest time of year for rivers.

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This seems to be the time of year that the rivers up here reach their driest, in my experience. But we haven't been as dry as you guys have. I've had 1.7" since Thursday which has led to a bump up in local stream flow.

What's the general New England streamflow minimum? Is it stick season in the Spring? We usually have decent water all spring from melting snow, but I guess maybe August if it's dry gets pretty low. I just always think of fall as the driest time of year for rivers.

 

Feast or famine in NEUS it appears.

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