No we did not have one, but as of yesterday kpit came out and officially announced the end of the growing season for Nov 1. Therefore ending their frost and freeze advisories until spring time. .
Interesting that they would mention weakening after sunset. I mean that is how it usually goes, but instability was never really a factor yesterday anyway. It was all about the wind shear. I’m sure the sunset could have caused slight weakening, but the main fuel for those storms was the shear .
I had no thunder, but it has been a little breezy. Also, cool to be in the bullseye of low pressure for the system. Bottomed out at 1003mb at my house. .
Yea, I'll admit i was wrong on this one. I thought the radar started to fill in around 9:00. As quickly as it filled in, it went away.
HRRR still shows redevelopment once the suns goes down. We shall see.
Radar already starting to fill in again. I think this has been as advertised so far. This dry slot was showing up on the hres models yesterday, but I just think everything got started a few hours earlier than what was modeled. It started earlier, we dry slotted earlier, and looks like we are filling in earlier. .
Yea saw that on the hi-res models earlier today, but definitely not this early. NWS was saying sometime between 12-2 am.
I'm hoping this is a good sign?
My thoughts exactly. I hope the eastward hault that we saw with the 06z suit continues and even comes a little west. Might be able to get that 3-5 if that happens.
HREF for thursday- friday.
Something interesting that is showing itself on the hires models is another dry slot just like we had with this past storm. Looks like i would snow thursday morning, take a break and then start back up with another round. Havent been seeing that on some of the mid range models.
No matter, the HREF just like all other guidance at this point is focusing in on 2-4 over the course of 18-24 hours. Maybe we can get the last second jog to the NW. Doubt it, but maybe.