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Pattern December 2023

As Tracking season begins for the always elusive southern snowflake, not much to report on this morning. Seasonal temps and lots of rain showers every few days appear to be on the menu as we start off. We aint and dont appear to be heading for a torching, so theres the silver lining.
 
NCSNOW said:
As Tracking season begins for the always elusive southern snowflake, not much to report on this morning. Seasonal temps and lots of rain showers every few days appear to be on the menu as we start off. We aint and dont appear to be heading for a torching, so theres the silver lining.
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Still see December above average temps
 
Not to be that guy but he’s not lying ^. First week of December looks pretty AN, due to the initial dump out west, first week averaged out for the Carolina’s is 6-10F AN, which is in a ballpark of a torch. I suspect week 2 looks much cooler as the pacific trough drops energy further west and encourages a shallow in nature western ridge 8F04AA4D-F39A-4FB4-A1F5-47548B55785E.png
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
Not to be that guy but he’s not lying ^. First week of December looks pretty AN, due to the initial dump out west, first week averaged out for the Carolina’s is 6-10F AN, which is in a ballpark of a torch. I suspect week 2 looks much cooler as the pacific trough drops energy further west and encourages a shallow in nature western ridge View attachment 138193
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You're doing it again.;)
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
Not to be that guy but he’s not lying ^. First week of December looks pretty AN, due to the initial dump out west, first week averaged out for the Carolina’s is 6-10F AN, which is in a ballpark of a torch. I suspect week 2 looks much cooler as the pacific trough drops energy further west and encourages a shallow in nature western ridge View attachment 138193
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That's interesting to be that warm with a -nao retrograting from east based to west based?
 
Itryatgolf said:
That's interesting to be that warm with a -nao retrograting from east based to west based?
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Yes but we’re headed to a +EPO and a short-lived -PNA and usually you do see a torch with that. -NAO doesn’t do good if the continent is filled with pacific mild air. But like fro said it’s likely lasts for a week. Also that block looks to last a good while.
 
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Nice cold rain has popped up out of nowhere, to the dismay of the nws and future Radar
 
Little icy this morning. Cleared out, radiated, left over moisture freezing up. Roads still just wet.
 
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