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Pattern Nippy November
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Ilovesnow28
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Holy cow i wasn't planning on returning to about early December but man i may have to start my winter model watching early if i keep seeing what these models are advertising
Ilovesnow28
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Have we ever had a early snow in November in the deep south
NoSnowATL
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In 14( might be wrong year) we have snow flurries around Thanksgiving .
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check your Nowdata.. it's back for Morristown.
Ilovesnow28
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You guys have me excited and its only november time to get back to work for sure
looks like Tuscaloosa Apt has data going back to 1948... https://w2.weather.gov/climate/xmacis.php?wfo=bmx
Only traces of snow for Tuscaloosa, since 1948.
Only traces of snow for Tuscaloosa, since 1948.
Ilovesnow28
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Thanks for the info since i live in the Tuscaloosa area i have hope
Forevertothee
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Yes. Upstate SC November 1, 2014.
3 inches accumulated before Dawn. All melted by 10am due to soil temps in 60s. Was near 80 a week before event.
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pcbjr
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Quite a temp gradient between Gainesville, Ocala and Orlando ...
It seems like in November, the further west you go the better chances for wintry precip. I remember watching a Cowboys-Dolphins Thanksgiving game in Dallas in the 90s where the field was covered in ice and snow. You would never see that in Atlanta in November.
NoSnowATL
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It’s easier for Dallas then Atlanta. Cold air always funnels down the rookies then moderates as it moves East. It takes a perfect setup for Atlanta or any other place in the SE to see snow.
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Webberweather53
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I wouldn't completely go to sleep on the idea for an outside shot of some token flurries or sleet pellets over the most climatologically favored areas of the Carolinas around day 5-6 w/ a very weak sheared frontal wave trying to overrun a cold airmass being left by this trough over Atlantic Canada. This is a classic z500 pattern for cold air damming. The ECMWF oth isn't anywhere near as favorable
Brent
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Yeah 1993(ironically Halloween was the coldest since then) and it didnt snow the rest of winter ?
NoSnowATL
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Yeah 1993(ironically Halloween was the coldest since then) and it didnt snow the rest of winter
I’ll take 93 again!
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Incoming wintery mix across northern NC on the 18z GFS
cd2play
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#slizzard (sleet blizzard)Incoming Ice storm across NC on the 18z GFS
Unfortunately, I'm thinking this is from the FV3 bias. EPS and GEFS is not on boardIncoming wintery mix across northern NC on the 18z GFS
GFs trending with a slightly weaker western ridge, good H5 pattern for a event around I-40 north, been watching this one for days and it’s definitely been interesting, GFS did show a more north track tho this run, euro and GFS differ at H5 around this time