ForsythSnow
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Post away and let's hope we can transition into a cold December!
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Pattern November Knock-Out
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ForsythSnow
Moderator
Can't start off November unless we have fantasy snow!
pcbjr
Member
To start the month anyway ...
Lord, let's just hope and pray November ends up on the same dime as it starts with and goes in to December with a similar look (and then holds it through February) ... but, alas, one step at a time, Little Grasshopper ...
Lord, let's just hope and pray November ends up on the same dime as it starts with and goes in to December with a similar look (and then holds it through February) ... but, alas, one step at a time, Little Grasshopper ...
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whatalife
Moderator
To start the month anyway ...
Lord, let's just hope and pray November ends up on the same dime as it starts with and goes in to December with a similar look (and then holds it through February) ... but, alas, one step at a time, Little Grasshopper ...
Hopes and dreams can turn on a dime you know
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tennessee storm
Member
you can add... dashed hopes mainly.... i dont remember many snows in the month of november... and i live in tennessee...
GeorgiaGirl
Member
Can't start off November unless we have fantasy snow!
Hahahahaha that actually isn't too far out. (Is close to fantasy land though)
If we can get a good snow in November i dont care what happens in DJF.
People say you can't always get the real meaning from just reading what someone has typed via email, posts. etc. But I can certainly tell on this Forum who the "Glass Half Empty" and "Glass Half Full", people are. Some folks just never have anything positive or hopeful to say. Some will say they are just being realistic, but can anyone really be sure about the upcoming Winter? Just sayin'.
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Brick Tamland
Guest
We could hardly even get fantasy snow to show up on the models last winter, especially this early. Maybe that's a good sign.Can't start off November unless we have fantasy snow!
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Yep Nothing November turns into Dumpster fire December, then we transition to Just token flakes January, Frying pan February, and Morbid March
olhausen
Member
Yeah even in the best of years we rarely see more then Fluries until January. Of course the 2010 / 2011 winter was the exception as we started getting decent snows in mid December. That winter was epic as we seemed to get at least 2-3 inch snows every 2 weeks from mid December through most of February.
ATLwxfan
Member
First half of November looks warmish.
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Meh, looks volatile nothing unusual or sustained
This coming January, 30 year anniversary of Jan 7 1988!!Yep Nothing November turns into Dumpster fire December, then we transition to Just token flakes January, Frying pan February, and Morbid March
Usmeagle2005
Member
Time for our 4 weeks way above normal stretch.
pcbjr
Member
At least you capped it at weeks and not months ... LOL ...Time for our 4 weeks way above normal stretch.
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
I can buy that although it may be volatile but warm overall seems reasonable. Looks like a ridge in the North Pacific will begin to retrograde westward as usual thanks to planetary vorticity advection, thus, we should see the trough over the eastern US back westward towards the Rockies and allow the SE US ridge to flex its muscles about 1-2 weeks from now
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
4 weeks? Heck, we haven't been legitimately below normal for a considerable period of time in quite a while. If anything this will just be a continuation of the warm stretch that's been ongoing nearly uninterrupted (minus this week) since the end of AugustTime for our 4 weeks way above normal stretch.