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How are the colors up there now? Are trees mostly bare?
Well I think the trees are pretty bare at my house, but I've been hiking in an area near my school (just outside of NYC). Colors are beautiful. Still quite a few leaves left, but some trees are bare.
Nice. Believe it or not some trees are changing here, though it's sporadic but it's noticeable in some spots. I'll try and take some pics though I only have a phone camera.
Looks like a nice, crisp night in Upstate NY, especially loving the low teens temperatures
Nice. Believe it or not some trees are changing here, though it's sporadic but it's noticeable in some spots. I'll try and take some pics though I only have a phone camera.
Looks like a nice, crisp night in Upstate NY, especially loving the low teens temperatures
Forecast to drop down to 20 F/-7 C here.
Look at Saranac Lake (always a sweet spot for cold weather):
Lucky, we're only getting to 40 F tonight, but that's still not bad for us. Is 20 F close to a record low for you guys today?
And damn, 9 F tomorrow night in Saranac Lake? This is pretty good for an early season cold snap
Only 1 F above the record (19 F). Loving this cold weather. I would love to experience a frigid cold November. Single digits by the end of the month? One can dream.
1st real winter storm for upper Midwest. Heavy snow rates for Tuesday evening commute. Swath of 3-7" possible.
DECIDED TO ISSUE A WATCH FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS. FIRST...HAVE A
FEELING MODELS ARE NOT HANDLING THE CORRECT AMOUNT OF MOISTURE
CONTAINED IN TROPICAL STORM SONIA OFF THE COAST OF MEXICO. THIS
TROPICAL CYCLONE WILL BE FULLY INGESTED INTO THE EXTRATROPICAL
SYSTEM AFFECTING THE UPPER MIDWEST. SECOND...ISENTROPIC LIFT WITH
THIS TYPE OF MOISTURE WILL VERY LIKELY RESULT IN MODERATE TO HEAVY
PRECIPITATION ALONG THE TIGHT BAROCLINIC ZONE EXTENDING ACROSS
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA INTO NORTHERN WISCONSIN. DEPENDING ON WETBULB
TEMPERATURES...WE COULD SEE CONSIDERABLE DYNAMICAL COOLING LATE
TUESDAY AND A TRANSITION TO SNOW SOONER THAN CURRENTLY
ANTICIPATED. THIRD...ALSO AS ALLUDED TO BEFORE...STRONG
FRONTOGENESIS...EPV...AND FULL SATURATION NEAR THE DENDRITIC
GROWTH ZONE MAY LEAD TO BANDING WITH HEAVY SNOW RATES TUESDAY
EVENING. FINALLY...BEING THE FIRST REAL EVENT OF THE SEASON AND
THE POTENTIAL FOR HIGH IMPACTS ON THE TUESDAY EVENING AND/OR
WEDNESDAY MORNING COMMUTE...THE EARLIER THE WORD IS OUT THE
BETTER. http://forecast.weather.gov/product....n=1&glossary=0
10:15pm.
Temp 34.5°F
Dew point 22F
Wind Chill feels like 29°F
Loving the dew points. No static yet. lol Sitting under my Pine tree outside breathing this in.
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