Southeast is gonna have a great year, especially the eastern SE, why ? Because my computer model says so
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Pattern Novemburrr
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The question on my mind is how many winters do I have to go through to pay off 12/8/17.
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Brent
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Yeah see before I moved to Dallas they had the 2010 foot the 2011 super bowl storm the 2013 ice storm
The first winter I was there we had 4 inches at the end of February March but yeah(which was coming off my last winter in Alabama when January 2014 happened) so initially it didn't bother me because 15/16 sucked everywhere
But then 2017 2018 we watched it snow to the south and east
Believe me it wasn't fun
2 pretty clear camps on the EPS around D8-12 one cold camp with highs 45-55 and a warmer camp 65-75. Looks like the op supported the cooler camp while the gfs cmc the warmer
Lol fun
Walked outside and damn once the sun goes down it’s cold! There’s a brisk breeze and temps feel like they are in the 40s right now
Starting to see another sign of the pacific jet buckling again, getting under hour 200, if this is the case watch for a brief Return to warm conditions/severe wx in early-mid November, this change in the pac jet will try to bring that Aleutian trough to the west coast and make it our future problem 
This can go either way 
A sight for sore eyes. Good ole memories from last winter 
Sheesh … good luck thinking you know what happens next week .. 18z vs 00z
Cold rain anyone? 
Almost snow across the northern half of AL hahaha.
Models say change this thread name to Novemburrrrr (change ur vote if you voted narly November only way the boring title won’t win lol)
If daylight savings time had ended we would be almost through with all models and their ensembles .. alas
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Webberweather53
Meteorologist
EPS is trending to a SE ridge & dumps more of the cold down the Plains and Front Range of the Rockies. The GEFS is too progressive atm imo.
