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An approaching frontal system will have a secondary low passing southeast of Long Island today and then well out into the Atlantic tonight into Tuesday.
2:15-6:15am loop. Snowing in Syracuse. Raining in NJ. Freezing fog in Illinois.
Might see some mixing in the NJ , MA, CT hills at the start
Boy, that looks like a fun snowstorm for upstate NY .
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Originally Posted by muslim12
Official, this November is going to be one of the coldest on record. Im betting top 3 now.... forecast looks straight out of winter. Average high in 60s with only 2 days forecast to reach the average high of 64. I dont get this, the cold is only focused on us whilst many other areas are average... NYC has an average forecast while im record cold for the next 10 days....
Personally my hope for an early and severe winter is shaping up to be "so far so good". We should be in pretty much the same pattern through the end of the month, which itself is getting to be a little bit unusual.
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Originally Posted by nei
neat cold air damming. South gets that often in the winter?
Eh, it happens a lot not just in the winter but at any point in the cooler half of the year.
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Originally Posted by rpvan
Last year the jet started to dive south and hit CA starting around now. Only difference was the southern stream was too strong and flooded most of the lower 48 with warm air from Dec-Feb. Only the PNW received arctic air as the northern jet was also suppressed here.
This winter looks to be a lot different. Could be a rare coast to coast icebox. Major -NAO and -EPO. At least according to the pioneer model.
Indeed. Such a scenario, namely a nationwide icebox (which would be FANTASTIC!) is starting to look more likely to me, but it's early days yet.
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Originally Posted by FirebirdCamaro1220
The SW is the only warm part on that map, seems like a winter 10-11 setup
Correct, but in 2010-11 the cold was only that extensive for 2 weeks in midwinter, not the whole season. I believe 2014 and 2015 had more extended bouts of that pattern due to the stronger Pacific blocking, albeit with California much hotter than that model portends for it this year.
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Originally Posted by Cambium
Posted October 16th.
So in Eastern U.S (north of southeast states) we had quiet, dry and Hot weather from about September 10th to October 22nd with a ridge in place......
Ever since that front on October 23rd-24th, this is what happened....
Frosts to Ohio valley end of October
Freeze warnings and cold with frosts to the Gulf coast states
Florida dropped below 60, 30s in the northern part
Snowstorm for Minnesota and Ontario 27th
Lots of rain for New England
Another Front on 29th with a Big Coastal storm NJ to Northern NY Sub 974mb
Snow for the Appalachians Georgia to PA
Lake Effect snow for Buffalo area
Freezes down to Florida
Snow in Kansas and Nebraska (31st)
Snow in Indiana & Ohio in morning (1st)
Snow in Duluth all day (15” for season, well above normal)
Snow in Seattle, Olympia, & Vancouver Nov 3rd
Another snowstorm for ND, MN, Manitoba, & Ontario Nov 4th
Another cold front Nov 3rd & again Nov 6th
High elevation snowflakes for PA, NY, CT, MA Nov 8th
6-12” Snowstorm in Quebec
Arctic Front Nov 10th, Polar Vortex into Hudson Bay, Record cold northeast. Lake Effect snow and streamers. 20s down to Virginia.
Indeed. Winter's approaching faster than many of us suspected .
12:20pm Map with 850mb temps. I see why. Raining at the lower surfaces but its below freezing at 5000'. So if precip is falling hard enough snow is reaching down to 1500'
I see a darker blue over Western MA so they're seeing snow down to 1500' at least. Pittsfield just reporting Overcast so a lot of the moisture isn't making it down anyway.
Official, this November is going to be one of the coldest on record. Im betting top 3 now.... forecast looks straight out of winter. Average high in 60s with only 2 days forecast to reach the average high of 64. I dont get this, the cold is only focused on us whilst many other areas are average... NYC has an average forecast while im record cold for the next 10 days....
No we don’t lol. Our average high right now is 56, only one day in the 10 day looks normal, the rest below. No record cold though.
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