Eskimo Joe
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Latest Euro weeklies appear to have us below normal temps for the vast majority of December, with no Christmas torch! //fingers crossed//
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Not sure if this was already posted, but just an amazing thread from @griteater. This post is my key takeaway:
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Yes that's definitely impressive. I was skeptical that a November SSWE was going to be a head fake, but it's becoming more evident the Euro and it's ensembles might be onto something here. At the very least, I'm glad that we aren't looking at some compact polar vortex that just locks up all winter.
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Do you have food at your breweries? Always happy to drink more if I can get a burger or something with it.
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He's a snow weenie. He went big a few years ago and it was the kiss of death.
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Only 31 for a low in Reisterstown. Weak sauce.
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IMO, we'll know for sure by Christmas. If all the hopes, prognostications, and predictions of December coming in cold, and potentially snowy, end as a mirage or just a "kicking the can pattern" then we know we're in for a miserable winter.
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Impressive airmass for mid November. We're crossing the lunch hour and every mesonet site is struggling to get out of the 40s.
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We're so due for a legit winter. I hope we get a White Christmas. Just a solid 3" - 5" event that sticks around for a bit. That's all I'm asking.
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00z HRRR is rather impressive with the frontal passage tomorrow evening. Decent little line and then we get chilly.
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Sign me up.
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He such is a person.
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The 18z GFS has finally started to trend toward the Euro and Canadian at bringing the PV lobe farther southwest. Maybe this increases the chances for conversational flurries on Monday, 11/10?
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Latest CFS says yes to snow lovers for late Nov through January. Looks like a solid Feb torch though
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We're really starting to see some impressive microclimates emerge. Thurmont dipped to 34 degrees, but just to the northeast Harney at its lower elevation decoupled to 26 degrees.
