ForsythSnow
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Forget fall. We go straight to winter there!Too bad the 384 hour goofy never works as it has 38 as a low lol.


Forget fall. We go straight to winter there!Too bad the 384 hour goofy never works as it has 38 as a low lol.
Forget fall. We go straight to winter there!
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Please understand - you/we do not want that in October. Do not. Do not. Hold it for December or you will have no winter.What a look too at the end. Too bad it's the 18Z and in fantasy land.
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Good point. Glad it's way out there so it won't happen lol.Please understand - you/we do not want that in October. Do not. Do not. Hold it for December or you will have no winter.
Please understand - you/we do not want that in October. Do not. Do not. Hold it for December or you will have no winter.
I know I'm an ogre and curmudgeon, but I gotta say what's true, and be realistic in thoughts ...100% agree but my collards would welcome a nice little frost.
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Well some people had a cold snowy winter. I think the airport got squat in the 14-15 winter.I disagree. There was snow in north Georgia on Halloween in 2014. We had a cold snowy winter. Anecdotal but my theory is a cold fall equals a cold winter.
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not going to argue or debate - too many snowy halloweens have left nothing afterwards ... just life experience ...I disagree. There was snow in north Georgia on Halloween in 2014. We had a cold snowy winter. Anecdotal but my theory is a cold fall equals a cold winter.
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not going to argue or debate - too many snowy halloweens have left nothing afterwards ... just life experience ...
Yes - I live in the SE, just sleep in north FL; but to answer your question - yes - when it does snow here ... which it does more than you might think, it's after a warm to average fall --- never ever, ever after a cold late Oct or early Nov ...In Florida?
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Dude. Sounds good.Yes - I live in the SE, just sleep in north FL; but to answer your question - yes - when it does snow here ... which it does more than you might think, it's after a warm to average fall --- never ever, ever after a cold late Oct or early Nov ...
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Man, I'll PM you all sorts of FL snow info, but don't wanna clutter this up for folks that really don't care!Dude. Sounds good.
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Man, I'll PM you all sorts of FL snow info, but don't wanna clutter this up for folks that really don't care!
In all seriousness, I'm not posting to see my words on a page ... I hope to at least make it fun, and informative ...![]()
Good point. Glad it's way out there so it won't happen lol.
sent you a pmI'd actually like to see snow data for Florida.
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I agree, it may not happen the same way as model shows, but the signal is strong for much colder pattern. Funny thing is, it looks to stay a while end of month into NovemberObviously yes it's not going to pan out exactly like that but I find it hard to believe it won't happen at all and/or won't be extremely impressive somewhere in the southeastern US and/or central plains esp when there could be more than 1 typhoon recurvature ~ October 20 in the WP
Obviously yes it's not going to pan out exactly like that but I find it hard to believe it won't happen at all and/or won't be extremely impressive somewhere in the southeastern US and/or central plains esp when there could be more than 1 typhoon recurvature ~ October 20 in the WP
I'm telling y'all, like Phil said, you don't want an extremely cold snap in Oct/Nov, the rest of the winter will torch 90% of the timeIt’s been a long time since we’ve had a cold November or October here.
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What exactly do you consider an extremely cold snap ? It's pretty typical to have a front in late Oct/Nov bring freezing temps. Are you talking about like highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s ?I'm telling y'all, like Phil said, you don't want an extremely cold snap in Oct/Nov, the rest of the winter will torch 90% of the time
Snow on Nov 1st a few years ago, stuff like that! That winter was a total disasterWhat exactly do you consider an extremely cold snap ? It's pretty typical to have a front in late Oct/Nov bring freezing temps. Are you talking about like highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s ?
Not for the faint-hearted, but at least today it looks as though we can put away any discussion about whether a cold late October (or early November) portends a warm winter ...
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I also wouldn't put much, if any stock in the CFSv2 given its consistently the worst performing global model & is at odds w/ all other modeling packages atm in addition to the large-scale pattern which argues for a pattern shift late month
Webb ... Goodness gracious, I know that! Been throwing darts at that model for years. Remember? Was using the CFSv2 to make another point altogether. Guess I totally missed in presenting my (veiled or maybe sarcastic?) analogy ...I also wouldn't put much, if any stock in the CFSv2 given its consistently the worst performing global model & is at odds w/ all other modeling packages atm in addition to the large-scale pattern which argues for a pattern shift late month
It sure seems like we have no problems locking into a hot pattern.Sometimes patterns can lock into place for several months (like 99-00, last year, and potentially this year). There is not a strong correlation either way between what the Fall (or Summer) is like versus what Winter is like. November 2014 was cold but Winter 14-15 was cold and as well overall.
I remember that night. I was driving up 400 near roswell/alphretta and the rain was coming down so hard it changed to snow for a brief period. Nothing stuck of course as it was in the 38-40 range I believe. It was interesting though.I disagree. There was snow in north Georgia on Halloween in 2014. We had a cold snowy winter. Anecdotal but my theory is a cold fall equals a cold winter.
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sheeit, that's my standard fare unless it gets below 20 degrees even in Winter. But all models point to a brief warmup after this week's cold front, then a big cool down again.yeah... i wouldnt put my shorts away and flip flops just yet...