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Pattern November Knock-Out

metwannabe said:
GEFS concurs, looks like a potentially cold Thanksgiving....
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Hey!
Surface temps are a bit cool, as well ...

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:eek:

... and FWIW, the NAO and PNA are not looking shabby leading in to Turkey Day ...

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We'll see ... :rolleyes:
 
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SoutheastRidge said:
I like brief bouts of cold weather. I would imagine that living in a place where it stays cold for months at a time would eventually wear on you and make you hate the cold.
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I think somewhere like Indianapolis, Cincinnati or Columbus Ohio would be perfect to live. You get a decent amount of snow but not to much. By the time winter is over you’d actually look forward to summer. I just can’t stand the summers in the south.
 
olhausen said:
I think somewhere like Indianapolis, Cincinnati or Columbus Ohio would be perfect to live. You get a decent amount of snow but not to much. By the time winter is over you’d actually look forward to summer. I just can’t stand the summers in the south.
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I'm normally ready for summer as I'm worn out from tracking winter storms that fail
 
pcbjr said:
Hey!
Surface temps are a bit cool, as well ...

gfs-ens_T2m_us_fh360-360.gif


:eek:

... and FWIW, the NAO and PNA are not looking shabby leading in to Turkey Day ...

4indices.png


We'll see ... :rolleyes:
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If anything it will feel like the season, Thanksgiving in shorts sucks

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SoutheastRidge said:
I like brief bouts of cold weather. I would imagine that living in a place where it stays cold for months at a time would eventually wear on you and make you hate the cold.
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Which is probably why my wife, who grew up in Montana, hates the cold and snow. The opposite is true for me. I lived in Florida for so long it made me hate the heat and humidity.
 
olhausen said:
I think somewhere like Indianapolis, Cincinnati or Columbus Ohio would be perfect to live. You get a decent amount of snow but not to much. By the time winter is over you’d actually look forward to summer. I just can’t stand the summers in the south.
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The older I get the more I hate summers in the south. I just can't stand how long it lasts. It takes a toll. People who enjoy summers in the south need to have their head examined.
 
SoutheastRidge said:
The older I get the more I hate summers in the south. I just can't stand how long it lasts. It takes a toll. People who enjoy summers in the south need to have their head examined.
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That's why God gave us the intellect and capacity to invent A/C ... :eek:
 
SoutheastRidge said:
Seriously.... How did you survive before A/C ?
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Seriously, growing up I knew no better (and I lived in Jax, on the river, so there was always a good breeze, and houses were built differently - very high ceilings and lots of windows for cross ventilation ...); no way a place like Gainesville would be habitable without A/C from May to September (and it wasn't - even the Courthouse was shut during those months until A/C arrived in the mid-1960's).

Don't wanna start posting IMBY stuff, but this kind of gives a good overview ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gainesville,_Florida#Climate
 
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It's 53 in Birmingham, 59 in Atlanta, and 50 in Athens. Not sure whether the cold air is coming from the Northeast, Northwest, East, West, or North.
 
SoutheastRidge said:
The older I get the more I hate summers in the south. I just can't stand how long it lasts. It takes a toll. People who enjoy summers in the south need to have their head examined.
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I'm beginning to dislike summer as well. It's fun until about July 4th then it's just misery.

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