WeatherWatch
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No warm front, you must have cloud cover over your way. Cloud cover at night holds heat in at surface.
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Pattern November Knock-Out
- Thread starter ForsythSnow
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GeorgiaGirl
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Actually it's possible to warm up at night. Not often but it happens. I remember plenty of times where I was wondering if whether we were on the way to a little winter weather before it warmed up (even if I didn't see it) and then I'd wake up and it was 50+ degrees after it was in the high 30s or low 40s late night.
It's 39 now. I sleep in but I suspect my dad is going to find a morning low that is 11 degrees higher than this.
It's 39 now. I sleep in but I suspect my dad is going to find a morning low that is 11 degrees higher than this.
GeorgiaGirl
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It's mostly in fantasy land (with my purposes) and certain to moderate (if not change completely) but the GFS drops the hammer cold wise the week after Thanksgiving week.
Stormlover
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and more southerly flow coming ahead of the cold front coming tomorrow
Brent
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was in the 80s here today from said flow lol was in the 70s even in Colorado/Kansas earlier
our high today is coming this morning, still in the 70s at this hour
Euro still looking chilly for end of the month...
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That was pretty much what it was. Pseudo warm front where the flow turned southerly. Clouds helped a little but observations in Shelby county and Alexander City supported this. Right after my temp spiked I noticed Shelby county showed 57 while Alex City was at 43 from obs an hour before.
Cold , rainy T day, for a lot of SE! Especially Carolinas, with a wedgy!
WeatherWatch
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Damn, what a beauty! (6z GFS)
Too bad that area of energy isn't digging. Not sure why it's not digging deeper. The western ridge isn't that tall on this run during the time that energy is out west.
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Too bad that area of energy isn't digging. Not sure why it's not digging deeper. The western ridge isn't that tall on this run during the time that energy is out west.
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Damn, what a beauty! (6z GFS)
Too bad that area of energy isn't digging. Not sure why it's not digging deeper. The western ridge isn't that tall on this run during the time that energy is out west.
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Never will get a storm out of that look for the SE. Western Ridge is too far east and the northern trough is too positively tilted.
I just want cold, don't care about a storm! Let's just hold this magnificent patter on into December, and we're money! Probably get a nice winter storm in December , as this blockbuster pattern breaks down and we torch until next January (2019) 
GeorgiaGirl
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I was wrong but it did stall and warm up a little to 43 by about 7:00ish AM.
The warm up though in the morning though was crazy. By 11 it was already 64, a 21 degree jump.
The warm up though in the morning though was crazy. By 11 it was already 64, a 21 degree jump.
cd2play
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Might want to consider changing the 2019 to 2023 LOLI just want cold, don't care about a storm! Let's just hold this magnificent patter on into December, and we're money! Probably get a nice winter storm in December , as this blockbuster pattern breaks down and we torch until next January (2019)
cd2play
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I hope one of these days before the Golden Trumpet sounds, we get a board-wide winter storm ala January 1988.
WeatherWatch
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Storm5
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You do realize what he is talking about has to do with a stronger system developing that pulls closer to the coast for the northeast
Storm5
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Jackson Hole Wyoming already has 100 inches of snow and they are technically not even open for the season yet
WeatherWatch
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Yes, as of now, if any phase, it will be mostly towards the northeast. But, if phase (if any) occurs further south, some places could see snow east of the APPS, including the southern APPS.
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That's a lot better start to the season, than the SD snow hole, NC!
Storm5
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Haha he just moved so no doubt he carried that with him. Incoming sleet storms for NCThat's a lot better start to the season, than the SD snow hole, NC!