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November 2019 General Discussions & Observations Thread


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I get it some guys don't love the snow or the weenies but what if all that went wrong with the models and the weather patterns last year goes right this year ? Theres no denying that this event is over a week away but the models as of now are seeing a possible storm ------------weenie away my friends who cares about the nay sayers !

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The next 8 days are averaging 41degs., or about 7degs. BN.

Month to date is  -0.5[51.1].          Should be about  -4.5[45.1] by the 14th.

48.0* here at 6am.

EURO is  3", 12" and now back to 2" of Snow on the 13th. 

 Outside of last November's mid-month outburst, such big snowstorms have only occurred during the last week of month.    But with GW, the gear shift may not be so smooth, and another anomalous event is possible.

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4 hours ago, CIK62 said:

The next 8 days are averaging 41degs., or about 7degs. BN.

Month to date is  -0.5[51.1].          Should be about  -4.5[45.1] by the 14th.

48.0* here at 6am.

EURO is  3", 12" and now back to 2" of Snow on the 13th. 

 Outside of last November's mid-month outburst, such big snowstorms have only occurred during the last week of month.    But with GW, the gear shift may not be so smooth, and another anomalous event is possible.

Warm oceans and cool continents with GW

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24 minutes ago, Snow88 said:

GFS has several inches for next week even for the city. A lot of cold air gets drilled into the storm.

This is one case where you want the WAR to flex its muscles so the system isn't too flat. 

Luckily that's been the trend for a very long time now. Very 2014/2015 esque type of setup. 

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Just now, SnoSki14 said:

This is one case where you want the WAR to flex its muscles so the system isn't too flat. 

Luckily that's been the trend for a very long time now. Very 2014/2015 esque type of setup. 

CMC is further east than the GFS but we still get some snow

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Just now, SnoSki14 said:

This is one case where you want the WAR to flex its muscles so the system isn't too flat. 

Luckily that's been the trend for a very long time now. Very 2014/2015 esque type of setup. 

I remember this pattern started in the early 00s where storms almost always went further NW than expected.

Actually going back to 1995-96 when you think about it.

 

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