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Pattern Novemburrr

Pretty quiet in here. Are12z models delaying the cold again for the southeast?
 
Fun pattern next week tbh. Initial front tries to push south Monday/Tuesday and stalls while wave or 2 in the flow moves through. Depending on the amplitude it could be a really chilly light rain or a little bit of SE ridging and the front inches back north for a day or 2 before hopefully the final wave comes through and we get a legitimately cold shot for next weekend.
 
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The 12z GFS says no freeze for most of NC and SC through November 13. Also not much rain for many of us through hour 384.
 
tennessee storm said:
Why would u want it cold in November for anyway… rather get the cold In December and January so we can score a winter storm… I haven’t seen to many snows in November around these parts country
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For me, I just like cold/cool. Snow is becoming increasingly harder to find even in Jan/Feb. I'd much rather have cold and no snow than warm anytime. We get enough heat and warmth throughout the year, so I'll take cold anytime I can get it, even without snow. Also, what we call "cold" around here isn't really even cold; I always kinda chuckle when I see the cold haters on here complaining about cold; I mean most of us haven't even had a good frost yet.
 
SD said:
I'd take the November 2000 snow over a good amount I have seen around here in the last decade. Awesome mashed potatoes event
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Remember this well. Covered Grass on Sun in church. Gone before I could get the last piece of fried chicken down for lunch.

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My parents are going to the NC mountains next weekend. I feel Ike they gonna see some snow
 
2000 was a spectacular year. That January had 4 winter storms inside a 2 week period, one the crusher. Latter calendar year Nov 19th was that week before turkey day snow above.
 
tennessee storm said:
Why would u want it cold in November for anyway… rather get the cold In December and January so we can score a winter storm… I haven’t seen to many snows in November around these parts country
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Because we haven't had one yet and because it's a little late for them here?
 
NCSNOW said:
2000 was a spectacular year. That January had 4 winter storms inside a 2 week period, one the crusher. Latter calendar year Nov 19th was that week before turkey day snow above.
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Don't forget the big snow in Mid December 2000 and the snow event right before New Years.
 
Mr. Golf said:
If you like warm stormy weather, move to Hawaii. They get it quite often
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First off they don’t get supercells like this EBA68983-0FC6-4F1A-8182-DF4A24F37C4E.jpeg
Second off nice try because I’ve seen nothing in the snow department for 4 years, Hawaii is probably doing better then me at this point, nice try golf
 
Cad Wedge NC said:
Do tell....
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They’re not as non-bleak as the highly circulated Monday version and thus likely won’t get quite as much publicity, but I’ve seen a lot bleaker, especially in the SE. After the cold first bleak and leftover cool 2nd, bleaks 3-6 average only +1.5 F at RDU, +1.0 F at ATL, +0.5 at SAV, and +0 at the hoggy abode of @pcbjr . So, 11/15-12/13 is pretty much only slightly warmer to near normal and these are based on 1981-2010 normals, which for Dec is cooler than the normals for 1991-2020.

At ATL, the Monday version had -2.5 for November as a whole thanks to the chilly first half. Today’s still has -1 for November as a whole.
 
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