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Pattern November 2024 💤 🔥
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Avalanche
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You can snow chase east as well as you can west. No big deal.
It just makes it more interesting when your driving through a foot of snow with 2k drop offs on both sides. Aka old hwy 105
Welcome to the foothills where you're either too far east or too far west! I would guess you'll probably be joining me in hoping for Miller Bs with a CAD to give a good front end thump before the inevitable changeover to sleet and zr and likely plain ole rain to end. I can't remember the last Coastal to work out back this way. @JHS could probably tell us. 93 maybe? Perhaps Feb 2010? Oh I left out good ole fashioned over running that works for about everyone, but is a just a memory is seems now!SD says all the snow will be east now
Your further south here in burke county we do well in both but Miller A takes the lead. I've seen CAD over perform and keep us all snow with Miller Bs but my biggest storms have come from Miller A's
JHS
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January 2000 worked out great for me, but it did not hit much of the GSP metro. I cannot remember the last time a coastal low worked out along and north of I-85. March 1993 was a miller A, not a coastal.
JHS
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You were in a jackpot area for March 1993. Probably no mixing with sleet and almost certainly no plain rain, except maybe right at the start.
It'll be interesting to see if the mjo moving p1-2 around the 5th-12th or so produces a pattern that's cooler than modeled
Brent
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I will say we finally have a stretch of average ish temperatures showing up... No more anything above 75 which has dominated most of October other than a couple days here and there
No cold but at least no heat either
No cold but at least no heat either
We will be in unprecedented times for a while here. If not for the hurricane, the entire region would already be on fire. I’ve never seen a ridge so large that 80s were modeled across the board through mid November.
JHS
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I'm thinking closer to Thanksgiving, like we had in 2016. When that pattern flipped, we got wet through early May of 2017. We probably will not be that wet with a LaNina though.
Iceagewhereartthou
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BHS1975
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The trees are confused as usual. I see the same type of tree in my neighborhood that are not changing much and others way more.
NCSNOW
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Since last December I have had 4 seperate months that registered 7+ inches of qpf. I have now also had 2 that registered Nada. June and October.
The June one is the worst month all year to get blanked. It wrecks the agriculture. Corn never recovered in July/August.
The June one is the worst month all year to get blanked. It wrecks the agriculture. Corn never recovered in July/August.
olhausen
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Very strange year for rain. I’m over 50 inches on the season which is above normal for the whole year. Getting over 50 inches was brought on from the first hurricane over a month ago. Although really heavy That was basically the only rain for the last 2 months here. I thought at the time we were heading for 70 inches this season. Now I’m thinking we might not hit 55.
weather bubba
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RDU is still over ten inches over average for rain in 2024. That includes the months of June and October when practically no rain fell during those months. It has been a bizarre year as far as precipitation is concerned.
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