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October Odyssey

SD said:
The cold in the first half of November last year was impressive. Quite a few mornings in the low to mid 20s here
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Yep I got my earliest accumulating snow in 14 years of living here last November. Unfortunately it was still a crap winter for the most part.
 

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Myfrotho704_ said:
Euro went stupid end of run, pretty much every composite is favorable for cold lol View attachment 49842
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GFS is showing the cold as well. Right after day 10 it drops dew points below freezing for most on this board. That would at least signal our first low elevation frost for many and maybe the first freeze for some. **Frost or freeze is good with me; anything to finally kill the bugs.
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
Euro went stupid end of run, pretty much every composite is favorable for cold lol View attachment 49842
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EPS isn't far off. If we can't get the wedge front through this weekend/early next week and Delta stays west it's going to be ugly over the weekend into early next week with highs in in the low to mid 80s and dews in the upper 60s to around 70, we will be looking forward to the next trough by this point
 
SD said:
EPS isn't far off. If we can't get the wedge front through this weekend/early next week and Delta stays west it's going to be ugly over the weekend into early next week with highs in in the low to mid 80s and dews in the upper 60s to around 70, we will be looking forward to the next trough by this point
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12z GFS is showing very little wedge (and Delta stays west). But you would think with that high to the NW/N a wedge could push southward. Looks like at hour 132 it was trying up in N. VA (more than at 6z). I guess something to keep an eye on. We know that CADs can overperform some; or not be modeled correctly.
 
So I just learned that OKC somehow averages a “trace” of snow in the month of October. So, that means it’s technically snow season for me.

The GFS-para is also the first model I have seen that shows snow here, albeit just barely.874D2EA2-A175-453E-8981-F6C7566CC405.jpeg
 
BufordWX said:
So I just learned that OKC somehow averages a “trace” of snow in the month of October. So, that means it’s technically snow season for me.

The GFS-para is also the first model I have seen that shows snow here, albeit just barely.View attachment 49884
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Those anafrontals work
 
SD said:
Give me all the omega block
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wxdaniel said:
Why stupid, maybe our winter pattern is returning back to “normal”


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No sir warmth is our normal now. We may have a cold winter occasionally, but long gone are the years of sustained cold and double digit snowfall years. Believe it or not those used to be common for this area prior to the 90s. Now its been almost 30 years here since a double digit year. Thats not coincidence.
 
RainlessSnowless & Grumpy said:
No sir warmth is our normal now. We may have a cold winter occasionally, but long gone are the years of sustained cold and double digit snowfall years. Believe it or not those used to be common for this area prior to the 90s. Now its been almost 30 years here since a double digit year. Thats not coincidence.
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We had a foot in 2011.
 
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