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Pattern Novemburrr
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Mr. Golf
Member
Probably the pna will stay positive a little longer I would guess
Close call tonight over northern NC…checked a few spots in Watauga and see wetbulb 33 to 36. Could be a spot or two that ----- before rain.
smast16
Member
Dag gommit! Only my second chance of rain this month, and this is what I get? 0.01"
For a grand monthly total of 0.17" to date.
For a grand monthly total of 0.17" to date.
Over 0.5 of rain so far
Was a nice surprise to wake to some good dbz rates over CLT this morning. MUCH needed
Yes and it’s a good soaking rain that’s not so heavy that it runs off. I’m up to .62” now.
ghost1
Member
How bout that 1060 HP over Denver in fantasy land!
Blue_Ridge_Escarpment
Member
All of that is moving East as the run ends.
.33 so far which is double the rest of the month.
LickWx
Member
Good angle of cold too, it dumps down in the Rockies. Our worst cold in NC happens from vortexes over the Great Lakes ! Would imagine from that angle there would be considerable modification. Pushing 80 and then a good , but not too intense cold blast ? I’ll take it .
LickWx
Member
We need a lot of help tbh the 90 day anomalies are huge minus the US1 rainforest. If we can't get into a SER fire hose or get a -nao/-pna repetitive rain event pattern drought probably persists through summer 22. I'm close to starting a drought thread so that should tell you where I'm at with how this progresses
I stopped by this morning looking for the poster who posted the 384+hr GFS operational temp anomalies. Strangely, I was surprised who did.
-Just Another Manic Monday
-Just Another Manic Monday
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Some snow flurries at the highest elevations in the mountains
LickWx
Member
That’s interesting because the areas with greatest 90 day deficits were having record rainfall earlier in the year and I’m pretty sure a lot of them exceeded their annual average sometime June/ July. Of course that’s not how drought works obviously with rainfall having to be spread out to avoid it but still interesting. Also lol apex has the biggest surplus in wake county.
Yeah it's crazy how they went from super positive to negative and will likely end the year not that far from normal but be in drought conditions.
12z hrrr pushes the frost/freeze well south the next 2 mornings
