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This is expected

pattern looks to break down in a week or so to much milder

@1pm. Moderate accumulating snow on non paved surfaces. 30.0°

It was not record breaking here, however the 2.2" snowfall on November 9th was much earlier than avg (avg first measurable snow is Nov 17th and avg first 1"+ snowfall is Nov 30th) and the high temp of 31F on November 10th missed the record low max by 3F. Right around this time in 2019, record early heavy snow AND cold were occurring here.

Just blow them into the woods to the left.

First flakes of the year in the air

2010-11 here: Nov: T, Dec: 9.2", Jan: 18.0", Feb: 31.8", Mar- 9.1", Apr- 1.3", total 69.4". A very solid wall to wall winter here.

I feel like if Kevin sees that he might come up to your house to clean it up.

Jacksonville has experienced an earlier first freeze than New York City (Central Park) for only 12th time on record since winter 1871-1872. The last time that occurred was during winter 2016-2017 (Jacksonville: Nov 21; NYC: Dec 9), also a La Niña winter.

But why? As if they’ll do better than you during winter lol. I actually think it’s really cool when places like that get snow early or end up getting a large snowstorm. It’s so rare for that to happen. It’s like why even bother getting mad it’s not like we’re in competition with them.

Truly a historic Arctic outbreak for early November

What happens in November the winter will remember?

31.5F. wish I got rid of the leaves last wknd. Eyesore.

it's been the little freezing and snowing for a couple hours here in Winsted

Although it doesnt directly apply to the Great Lakes, I read your outlook and you did a fantastic job. You explained/laid out everything re: your thoughts on winter 2025-26.

About 1/2 in west AVL

Only 27 at the house with wind all night. Almost guarantee tonight will be colder

Plus there'll probably be potential for 3'+ storms with the warming climate.

The 2010-11 winter was the first and last time I ever heard JB predict an early end to winter. Just before mid-January he posted that all the high latitude blocking was going to completely break down by early February and that winter was going to come to an abrupt end in the east and not come back again. For the most part, he ended up being right

Sure looks like a great opportunity to see the northern lights tomorrow https://x.com/NWSSWPC/status/1988294702827802778?t=oyTOXhCmE28A0p76D7te4w&s=09

Bruh do you have any idea how much of a fit of rage I went into seeing this last night Sent from my SM-S166V using Tapatalk

One of the more impressive snow squall days

Nice band for Dryslot

My aurora chat is popping off and they (not experts... hobbyists) are leaning tomorrow night. They are very excited... G4/G5. Gonna make a plan to get out in the boonies.

Light snow/flurries. About an inch overnight. 27.6°. Wintry appeal commences.