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I think we get flurries and maybe a snow shower Monday evening with the vort moving over

It's 63 here ... What little wind is actually slacked off and even though the sun's angle is pretty ablate ( OH, heh...right, today enters the solar minimum - for the next 91.25 days until we exit Feb 8-10th) it feels quite warm. After a few days of 50/27, this feels more balmy than it is ? adding to it anyway

Finally having to the Euro. Euro has done well this week.

Thanks! Now to remember to look daily.....

That should take off the rest of the leaves that are left on trees here. They are like 85% empty as of now.

I liked seeing this posted yesterday in the Mid Atlantic region thread.

64 and beautiful

Vegetable garden finally got finished off early Friday morning with the low temp getting down to 28 here.

I don't think that you are going to find anything more authoritative than the USGS. I went to the search page and lowered the threshold to an effectively imperceptible 1.5 magnitude, and the only one that shows up in the last month is the 2.5 on 10/27 near Columbia, MD. https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/search/ Welcome!

The GFS finally has shifted the secondary cold core upper low south into the Mountains. That secondary feature has the potential for a heavy burst of snow that could break containment and spill into the foothills.

You can take 1983 off the list. That was a volcanic winter/volcanic stratosphere. (El Chichón; VEI-5 eruption in 1982)

I was at that Ravens snow game too and have never seen anything else like it. I'm a lifelong Ravens and Baltimore Colts and Orioles fan and have been lurking on here for a very long time. I live in Caroline County just south of Denton and I'm about 10 miles south of CAPE's location. I'm unlurking now because I wanted to ask a question about earthquakes. I worked at Caroline Country Club back in 2011 when the magnitude 5.8 one hit and we felt it big time there. I believe that I may have felt a small tremor here last Saturday night around 8:00 PM, right before game 7 of the World Series started (speaking of crazy sports events). The sounds that my house made and the duration of the "event" reminded me of the 2011 one, but on a very small scale. I didn't have my TV sound on and it was very quiet, otherwise I may not have noticed it. I immediately opened the door and there was no traffic anywhere near me and totally silent outside. My question is, is there any way to check to see if a tremor happened here then or anywhere else for that matter? I checked the USGS site and nothing was listed. Do any government agencies monitor tremors everywhere at all times or do any local hobbyists in this area have equipment to do so? Sorry about the long winded first post and thanks to everyone for the great information that American Weather provides.

Some of us love a big snow followed by no obstructions to life until the next one. For that-Denver but Boulder is higher and considerably snowier. Buffalo is better in my view. Gritty town on the way back up with tons of snow.

Chicago routinely goes below 0 every winter. About 2-3 years ago they were close to -20F. And that's the southern lakes area.

Don't ignore the northeast Pacific. I think this winter could easily bust. Remember this?

What’s the earliest WSW you’ve ever received?

Now that would git'r done !

TV mets hanging onto the warm ground concerns which won’t be a factor at night with high rates. Lake snows have dropped 18” this time of year with less favorable synoptics.

Rummy knew.

Per model consensus progs: -Nov ‘25 is likely headed toward a strong -NAO Niña Nov like that of 2010, 2000, 1995, 1983, 1973, 1955, and 1950. -Of those: all but 1973 had BN temp. in Dec at NYC with 4 of 7 having a MB Dec including the last 3 on the list. Though on avg for all winters Feb has been 3 F colder than Dec, the Febs for these 7 averaged 2.4 F warmer than the Decs. -Of these: 2010, 1973, and 1955 also had a -NAO Oct like 2025. -Of those, 1995 had a similar Nov MJO. -Of those: 2010, 1995, and 1955 had a sub -0.25 NAO winter. All 3 of those had a very cold Dec. But of those 3, only 1955 had active sunspots fwiw. https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/precip/CWlink/pna/norm.nao.monthly.b5001.current.ascii.table

I'm limiting my expectations for this one in Knoxville, but seeing light snow/flurries in the air this early in November is a huge win. If I get a dusting, I'd be happy! Not looking bad at all for plateau, NE TN, & the mountains.

The NAM has it cranking snow over me Monday at 7pm at 23 degrees. May be fun if true.

Trolling already i see

I hope so too. Just wish we knew when the next extreme event will hit. I get so bored that I started tracking obscure records like "Days which recorded 100% rh throughout the entire day at KPVD". Very few days have done that surprisingly but it's gotten to the point where I look for any bit of excitement I can get.

0.28" I'll take it. Excited about the first flakes incoming. Seriously considering heading downwind from Erie for the season's first chase but just not sure it'll be worth it. But, more importantly, just happy the season is finally here.