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November 2019 General Discussions & Observations Thread


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The next 8 days are averaging 44degs.,or about 5+degs. BN.

Month to date is  -1.7[50.3].         Should be near  -4.5[45.4] by the 12th.

44.5* here at 5am.     46.0 by 7am.    48.0* at 8am.     49.8* at 9am.      53.0* by Noon.       55.0* by 2pm.      Got to 57.0* around 3:30pm.

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1 hour ago, bluewave said:

The November 500 mb pattern is very close to 2018 and 2014 so far. These repeating patterns just keep coming. But two very different winter outcomes followed.
 

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That's a beautiful progression advertised on the EPS.  Hoping that we avoid a 2018-esque headfake.  2014-15 was one of my all-time favorite winters!

 

Still a bit early, but I feel a tad more confident that this year turns out better than last year's MJO fail.

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1 hour ago, NYCweatherNOW said:

Nam looks good for some at least white rain for the city Thursday night 

It really would have to be about perfect for much impact near the coast, although it’s happened before pretty recently. The track may also become more amplified due to the northern stream involvement which often causes a north trend toward the end. This looks best for elevated areas in Orange/Putnam and interior CT. I’d expect some white rain and be thrilled if it’s anything more near the city and coast. 

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2 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

It really would have to be about perfect for much impact near the coast, although it’s happened before pretty recently. The track may also become more amplified due to the northern stream involvement which often causes a north trend toward the end. This looks best for elevated areas in Orange/Putnam and interior CT. I’d expect some white rain and be thrilled if it’s anything more near the city and coast. 

The 12z  GFS is all rain now even up to central New England.

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Just now, Brian5671 said:

The 12z  GFS is all rain now even up to central New England.

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Not much of a surprise-there isn’t much to stop this from continuing to amplify. We’re really relying on this being a fast system to keep it flatter but if the northern stream digs more or it slows down, that could be an outcome. 

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3 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

Not much of a surprise-there isn’t much to stop this from continuing to amplify. We’re really relying on this being a fast system to keep it flatter but if the northern stream digs more or it slows down, that could be an outcome. 

- epo can push this further to the south

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1 hour ago, Eduardo said:

That's a beautiful progression advertised on the EPS.  Hoping that we avoid a 2018-esque headfake.  2014-15 was one of my all-time favorite winters!

 

Still a bit early, but I feel a tad more confident that this year turns out better than last year's MJO fail.

2014-15 with a better January 2015 storm would be ideal.

 

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