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Ideal for thanksgiving would be a low in the 30's and a high in the low 50's. Sunny or cloudy doesn't really matter but I wouldn't want any type of precipitation. A storm a couple of days after thanksgiving would also be nice.
Never say never. I see things down the road way long range that could change your mind. I don't remember a giving that was in the 30's for my area. Guess i can scan my records. I remember some colder givings in the early 2000's, but not 30's. This giving should be kinda so so, not too hot or cool. I think 30's for you this early in the year would be very hard to do. But you guys did have snow once.
Very light snow overnight -- like a half-inch -- partly cloudy, gradually warming from about 30 degrees in early morning to a high of about 48 degrees for the day.
Never say never. I see things down the road way long range that could change your mind. I don't remember a giving that was in the 30's for my area. Guess i can scan my records. I remember some colder givings in the early 2000's, but not 30's. This giving should be kinda so so, not too hot or cool. I think 30's for you this early in the year would be very hard to do. But you guys did have snow once.
in South Florida in November?! AJ103's location is an island off Miami. Looks like few Novembers go below 50°F
in South Florida in November?! AJ103's location is an island off Miami. Looks few Novembers go below 50°F
Below 50F in November is definitely unusual, since 2005 it's only happened once officially, in 2006, which had a low of 45F. I also remember November 2014 dropping into the 40's at my location but that was before I had a pws so I can't be sure.
Only two Novembers since 1900 have gone below 40F (1914 and 1950)
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As of right now, the NWS is forecasting a high of 31.1°C(88°F) for us on Thanksgiving Day. If it pans out, it would be a record high. Standing record here on November 23rd is 30.6°C(87°F) set in 1950. And it would be the warmest Thanksgiving Day I've ever experienced. Our normal high Thursday is 23.9°C(75°F)
As of right now, the NWS is forecasting a high of 31.1°C(88°F) for us on Thanksgiving Day. If it pans out, it would be a record high. Standing record here on November 23rd is 30.6°C(87°F) set in 1950. And it would be the warmest Thanksgiving Day I've ever experienced. Our normal high Thursday is 23.9°C(75°F)
I see it. They must be weighing in on the American model.
GFS pretty consistent with building a ridge with a hot 591 core. Euro weaker not as hot but still above normal. Canadian is flat just normal.
in South Florida in November?! AJ103's location is an island off Miami. Looks like few Novembers go below 50°F
Crazy stuff can happen. Tampa got to 18 in Dec of 62 and 19 on Xmas of 83. I think it would be very hard to get a upper 30's down his way, but the way the things are going planet wide anything can happen it seems.
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