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Naughty November

Jon said:
Not many Miller B’s in November are there?


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I imagine There is, most of the time there cold rain setups tho, last Miller B I can remember producing early, was early December 2018, seeing that 50/50 low sticking is already 1 peice of the puzzle, while that interesting pattern is around late November, it’s not impossible to maybe produce, but things have to be near perfect for that
 
Carvers Gap got some good layman 'splaining over on the Tennessee Forum/Amwx.. does he post here under a different name? If you don't know wtf AM or Webber is talkin' bout he can 'splain it to us smaller brained weather fans.
 
Odds of early December winter storm going up for western Carinlinas imo. Cold air is first step, pattern recognition, time of year before moisture dries up, 2020
 
Will hold off on thread until thanksgiving day, we should see something pop. Foothills/Moumtains
 
Webberweather53 said:
A hurriblizzard?!!??


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As crazy as a hurricane turning into a blizzard sounds in the south, in 2020 anything is possible!
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In all seriousness has there ever been an example of an arctic front absorbing a late season tropical cyclone in the NE Gulf of Mexico or just of the Southeast coast. We keep seeing the systems develop in the Caribbean right now and eventually move north into the Gulf, I can’t help but to wonder what the end result would be if we’ll timed Arctic front came down. Of course since it is 2020, this would be the year to watch for it.
 
Chazwin said:
In all seriousness has there ever been an example of an arctic front absorbing a late season tropical cyclone in the NE Gulf of Mexico or just of the Southeast coast. We keep seeing the systems develop in the Caribbean right now and eventually move north into the Gulf, I can’t help but to wonder what the end result would be if we’ll timed Arctic front came down. Of course since it is 2020, this would be the year to watch for it.
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MA gets pounded!
 
Chazwin said:
In all seriousness has there ever been an example of an arctic front absorbing a late season tropical cyclone in the NE Gulf of Mexico or just of the Southeast coast. We keep seeing the systems develop in the Caribbean right now and eventually move north into the Gulf, I can’t help but to wonder what the end result would be if we’ll timed Arctic front came down. Of course since it is 2020, this would be the year to watch for it.
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We would get 7 inches of 34 degree rain.
 
Chazwin said:
In all seriousness has there ever been an example of an arctic front absorbing a late season tropical cyclone in the NE Gulf of Mexico or just of the Southeast coast. We keep seeing the systems develop in the Caribbean right now and eventually move north into the Gulf, I can’t help but to wonder what the end result would be if we’ll timed Arctic front came down. Of course since it is 2020, this would be the year to watch for it.
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Hurricane Sandy is the closest I can think of in recent history. It was a pretty huge blizzard for parts of Appalachia.
 
It’s 36 currently, wind gusting to 30+ MPH and light rain! Nothing lasts forever, even cold November rain
 
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