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November II Discussion


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Your negative departures are more difficult thanks to much more wintry climo in mid late November. I mean it's a heckuva lot easier for us in sne with normal max of 50 for the first half of November and even beyond for some to post negatives in the type of regime we've been in.

 

Made some slight changes as I had the initial normals incorrect, but still came with only -0.5F. And Monday if it hits 60F could really send us up.

 

But yeah very true, plus when it gets cold on a west wind, we get inundated with Great Lakes moisture which kills any real nighttime cold.

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I know a lot of you guys have been following along what's been going on in Buffalo. Flood warnings have been issued by the NWS BUF today. In their AFD, they mention that a model run based on weather conditions between Sunday and Monday suggests that 50" of snow would melt under those conditions. If that happens, it will essentially wipe out the entire remaining snow pack. Hard to believe they could go from 80" in spots to gone in less than a week.

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Upcoming pattern looks fairly active on the models after Thanksgiving. Lots of shortwaves rolling through with some frequency. Could get on a train of light to moderate events, nickel and dime stuff heading into December.

 

It's still mild looking to me with Pac flow for a time, but it has that look of sneaky events too...esp up your way. 

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Kevin may finally get the HHH he pined in vain for all summer as the COC preps for Thanksgiving.  For one day in November, he'll be experiencing BDL conditions instead of ORH.  :)

 

IT WILL BE UNSEASONABLY MILD
WITH HIGHS WELL INTO THE 60S IN MANY LOCATIONS AND DEWPOINTS WILL
APPROACH 60 WITH GUSTY S/SW WINDS TO 30-35 MPH IN THE COASTAL
PLAIN. 925 MB TEMPS ARE QUITE MILD NEAR +15C WHICH WOULD NORMALLY
SUPPORT HIGHS IN THE LOWER 70S BUT THINK LOW CLOUDS WILL LIMIT
HEATING. IF WE CAN GET ANY SUN...70+ WOULD BE POSSIBLE

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Kevin may finally get the HHH he pined in vain for all summer as the COC preps for Thanksgiving.  For one day in November, he'll be experiencing BDL conditions instead of ORH.  :)

 

IT WILL BE UNSEASONABLY MILD

WITH HIGHS WELL INTO THE 60S IN MANY LOCATIONS AND DEWPOINTS WILL

APPROACH 60 WITH GUSTY S/SW WINDS TO 30-35 MPH IN THE COASTAL

PLAIN. 925 MB TEMPS ARE QUITE MILD NEAR +15C WHICH WOULD NORMALLY

SUPPORT HIGHS IN THE LOWER 70S BUT THINK LOW CLOUDS WILL LIMIT

HEATING. IF WE CAN GET ANY SUN...70+ WOULD BE POSSIBLE

There won't be much if any sun tomorrow with screaming south flow off the cold water..land none will hit 70 lots of low level stuff screaming north..but it will feel tropical. I'm gonna put up Christmas lights tomorrow..so they can be buried in snow come T-giving

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Do the ens show the same basic thing? 

 

Yeah. They do look on the mild side overall, but the means might not get the daily fluctuations all that well. I'm not sold on a prolong boring pattern either. That boundary will be close by. Hopefully the heights near AK build enough to push it south.

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Meanwhile, some signs that the Aleutian low anomaly may be trying to develop in the form of lower heights in between Hawaii and the Aleutians. It's at the end of the euro ensemble so the signal is muted...but it is there. In the meantime, it's going to be a big battle across the nrn tier with cold and storminess vs warmer weather I think. 

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