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Eric Webb: Fwiw, also notice at the end of the this 12z HRRR loop there are lake effect rain/snow showers emanating off of Kerr & Falls Lake in the northern piedmont near Raleigh-Durham, a testament to the intensity of this arctic air mass that'll be arriving in the Carolinas tomorrow #ncwx Something you won't see everyday: lake effect snow in central NC! A lake effect snow band coming off of Lake Kerr (located near the VA border) is producing snow across parts of the central coastal plain this evening w/ a few light snow reports in Johnston Co! #ncwx @NWSRaleigh https://t.co/5kvbcFdAga

Snowing in Brownsville. Just wow!

Yes Chesapeake Bay Effect Snow

Beastly windchills Coming

That sounds dirty.

Jonathan Wall: Latest on Tuesday’s system: 12z Euro with a Trace-1” for favored NC Piedmont areas, Durham County and north & west midday Tues. Timing is far from ideal (changeover ~2pm-3pm for Wake) making a November snow even harder to come by. Worth watching for a quick mid-day dusting. #ncwx https://t.co/UBj0kzpx0n

With several hours of below-freezing temperatures this morning across the Coastal Plain, the growing season has officially ended for all of central NC. This means frost and freeze headlines will not be issued again until the new growing season begins in the spring of 2020. #ncwx

Bless God!

How many ice storms have there been in this region in November?

Except when we received 15 inches in an early December storm last year. Apologetic my Sarcasm Detector failed.

Looking like we could have at least day with highs in the 30s next week. January cold for Vets Day!

Growing season has ended for almost of all western, central, and northeast North Carolina

#Charlotte had it's 1st official Freeze of the season this morning when we hit 31°. That last freeze was back on April 3rd. This is pretty close to average which is the 1st week of November. #cltwx #ncwx https://t.co/TRTPUDEhai

Our average high now is in the 70s. The insanity must stop!

The good thing is that in a few days, six or seven degrees above normal still will be below 90.

tomorrow could be our last chance for 90s of the year

Mild and rather nice period coming up, as average highs are about to dip below 85.

So, the Triad did not have any official heatwaves in August 2019, although we had a string of three 89 degree days mid month. We’ve had five days in the 90s, the highest being a day at 95. The lowest has been 60. The coolest High was 70 on August 24. We are at .5 degrees above normal in temperatures, .2 above in precipitation.

Euro model has a 60% chance of tropical storm development off the Mid-Atlantic coast Sunday - Wednesday. Next name on the 2019 list is Dorian. https://t.co/lifAkSrHr8

The Triad has had one day in the 90s this week, three the entire month. Good to get half way through August without a heat wave.

Aren’t the Sandhills statistically the warmest part of NC, at least in summer. Annually, the southeast coastal area may be warmer.

While it’s not quite time to turn on the heat, there is no noteworthy heat in site. Mild to meh warmth ahead.

Pattern over the next 10 days shows frequent troughs coming down from Canada...but unlike this spring, there won’t be much of a gradient south for widespread rainfall risks, more scattered with many staying drier. Shots of brief warmth in between otherwise cooler #agwx #natgas https://t.co/Az7yiVjroG

I’ll take it: https://t.co/dK2KtmcpHf

38 days until Labor Day