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Pattern December Discussion

  I thought a Brazilian was where they removed all your short and curlies...so doesn't that mean no sleet for Ga?  It was cold enough for sleet last night, but it didn't precipitate.  Now the precip is coming in, and it'll warm right up.  Funny how that's the norm in Ga.  Must have something to do with all the heat that hangs around here during most of the year.  Where's a good volcano when we need one?  T
 
Dsaur link said:
  I thought a Brazilian was where they removed all your short and curlies...so doesn't that mean no sleet for Ga?  It was cold enough for sleet last night, but it didn't precipitate.  Now the precip is coming in, and it'll warm right up.  Funny how that's the norm in Ga.  Must have something to do with all the heat that hangs around here during most of the year.  Where's a good volcano when we need one?  T
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Where are you at south of Atlanta?
 
Dsaur link said:
  I thought a Brazilian was where they removed all your short and curlies...so doesn't that mean no sleet for Ga?  It was cold enough for sleet last night, but it didn't precipitate.  Now the precip is coming in, and it'll warm right up.  Funny how that's the norm in Ga.  Must have something to do with all the heat that hangs around here during most of the year.  Where's a good volcano when we need one?  T
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Storm5 link said:
lol Judah is hyping more artic outbreaks as January nears

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That's what Judah and JB do.
 
tennessee storm link said:
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12z. Says. Another Xmas with severe weather ... Southern plains to parts Midsouth look to be included thus far ..
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12 z euro. I might. Add
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How far east does it get?
 
Brick Tamland link said:
If we could get another two week period like we did in Jan 2000, then it wouldn't matter how the rest of winter ends up. It does seem since then most of our winters have been all or nothing. Hard to remember the last time we had a winter with wall to wall storms every month from December through February. It seems if we do get anything now it comes in one or two week stretches.
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For my area the 2010/2011 winter had snowfalls of 2 inches or more every month from December through February. It was definitely the best winter I can remember even though I never got more then 4 inches out of any single storm that season. I also got snow on Christmas that year which is something I'll never forget.

I always get so excited for winter only to get a little sad by December when I realize that even up here in northern Tennessee we rarely see a good snowfall before January. So far this year I have yet to see a flake fall from the sky.
 
Well, the cold snap was pretty good for early in the winter season here. It stayed in the low 40s all day and I think CAD is trying to set itself up already as it got cloudy (and I'm in an area that just gets indirectly affected by it).

So in two days it's going to get up to 73 here, but just for one day. It'll be 47 on Monday. Crazy.
 
GeorgiaGirl link said:
Well, the cold snap was pretty good for early in the winter season here. It stayed in the low 40s all day and I think CAD is trying to set itself up already as it got cloudy (and I'm in an area that just gets indirectly affected by it).

So in two days it's going to get up to 73 here, but just for one day. It'll be 47 on Monday. Crazy.
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Where do you live? CAD has been setup all day here, I briefly rose to 39.0 at 3:04, back down to 34.4 now with a 15 dp. Just need precip...
 
The late hours of the euro control are probably rolling toward something nice

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CummingWx link said:
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Well, the cold snap was pretty good for early in the winter season here. It stayed in the low 40s all day and I think CAD is trying to set itself up already as it got cloudy (and I'm in an area that just gets indirectly affected by it).

So in two days it's going to get up to 73 here, but just for one day. It'll be 47 on Monday. Crazy.
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Where do you live? CAD has been setup all day here, I briefly rose to 39.0 at 3:04, back down to 34.4 now with a 15 dp. Just need precip...
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I'm in Augusta. I'm not really looking for winter weather here, but I'll be interested in seeing if whether the areas that really get effected by CAD see some light ice early tomorrow, and seeing how long the CAD holds on before it erodes.
 
GeorgiaGirl link said:
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[quote author=GeorgiaGirl link=topic=2.msg2402#msg2402 date=1481935290]
Well, the cold snap was pretty good for early in the winter season here. It stayed in the low 40s all day and I think CAD is trying to set itself up already as it got cloudy (and I'm in an area that just gets indirectly affected by it).

So in two days it's going to get up to 73 here, but just for one day. It'll be 47 on Monday. Crazy.
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Where do you live? CAD has been setup all day here, I briefly rose to 39.0 at 3:04, back down to 34.4 now with a 15 dp. Just need precip...
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I'm in Augusta. I'm not really looking for winter weather here, but I'll be interested in seeing if whether the areas that really get effected by CAD see some light ice early tomorrow, and seeing how long the CAD holds on before it erodes.
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So will I. If you're into extreme temperature gradients created by the wedge, there will almost certainly be one tomorrow from Peachtree City to Gainesville. If we can get enough precip to lock in an in-situ wedge tonight, then I wouldn't be surprised to see 60s (possibly near 70) to 30s from PC to GVL sometime tomorrow as the wedge front retreats NE as a warm front. Will be fascinating to watch the battle.
 
SD link said:
The late hours of the euro control are probably rolling toward something nice

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How far does that go out ?
 
Tarheel1 link said:
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The late hours of the euro control are probably rolling toward something nice

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How far does that go out ?
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