NorthHillsWx

If that came to fruition, dust off your generators....

It's what happens as soon as something shows up in the LR. No one worries about patterns or trends. It's all doom and gloom until they actually see pink purple and blue on a computer map at hour 384 that the idea that we are entering winter weather season and there will be threats materializes in people's heads! But I regress, not a bad pattern at all. No prolonged torches or SE highs. Decent cold shots seemingly weekly. A BN November. Heck, it's December 3rd and the mood on this board feels like it's February 3rd and most places are still waiting on their first flakes!

0.16" and a low of 51 here. Warmest low in some time but clouds seem to be tempering the expected warmup this afternoon. Another fall-feeling day, rain also knocked a lot of the remaining leaves off the trees this morning, I've noticed

33 and frosty again this morning. Looks to be an absolutely beautiful afternoon. Hoping I can slip out of work early and make it to the deer stand!

Crazy to think we actually ended AN for snow last year (all due to the early December event) especially considering the horrid weather the rest of the season. Last winter will go down as an absolute low point for me as the second half of December through March featured almost 0 events to track, in addition to near-constant torches. And that big snow turned to rain and became nasty shortly after daybreak, taking away from what was 9 inches at my house. Really puts into perspective that numbers don't always tell they story. I would've taken 4 small events that were all frozen over that one "big" one any day imby. Was neat seeing snow on the ground weeks before Christmas though.

Low of 31 last night. Picked up 1.01" from Saturday's rain. A very fall-like pattern we have been in/continue to stay in. Outside of that Hell week in October, this has been a fantastic fall.

It just means our rain will be a little colder. I'm catching on to this forum.

Got down to 24 this morning. Feels biting. Love it

Saw some sleet and even a few Flakes on my drive home from Garner to Raleigh on the east side of 440. Looked to be mostly to all frozen briefly. Pretty exciting for early November, didn't think I'd ever see anything frozen again here after it was 103 at my house in October...

Will probably end up dry

Not going to lie, this far out it looks like the players are on the board. That is an optimal SE winter storm low track and there is cold air available. For Mid-November, that is as much as you can ask for at this point. This is definitely something worth tracking atm. Keep in mind, this is more than a week out. I wish this setup was a month from now!

I'll take snow any way we can get it. November or April. December is my favorite month for winter weather due to the winter solstice and lowest sun angle allowing accumulations to last.

Impressive Cold Outbreak for November seems to be gaining momentum in modeling over the past 48 hours of runs.

GFS looks DRYYYY

Who else loves snow maps in early November? Doubt it'll happen but let our tracking season (letdown season) begin!

Frosty and 33 this morning IMBY. Was down to 31 according to my truck at the Farm in Louisburg Sunday morning when I got in the deer stand. Been waiting on this all summer!

0.78" yesterday on top of 0.51" from the previous day gives a storm total of 1.29." Got down to 41 last night.

I know some people west of here got plenty of rain from the past system but we were not so lucky. Might be our only shot for awhile. Doesn't get any drier

No wind, minimal lightning, and 30 min of decent rain in North Hills.Yay. Saw more wind this afternoon when it got sunny and some winds mixed to the surface

Just like that the clouds parted and the sun is out in full in the Raleigh area. Did not expect the clouds to abate this quickly or entirely. Not great...

No sun in the Triangle area yet, but extremely gusty south winds. Warm, imagine if we see some breaks we could shoot into the 80's fairly rapidly. Some concerning severe parameters especially west and north of my location. Will be interesting to see if some of the sunshine others are noting lead to increased instability and maximize the storm potential during peak heating hours.

I've said it before, I'll say it again: Rarely do nighttime (Especially 9PM-12AM) events live up to hype. I think Triad through western VA will have a nasty/severe squall line but RARELY do these things hold together from a severe perspective east of that much after sundown. I expect no different today, despite the enhanced risk area.

After this summer I'll take anything measurable.

Looks like another funky tropical/subtropical named storm in the Atlantic is upcoming. The system in the far Northern Atlantic certainly seems to be producing storms around the center and has at least a subtropical appearance now. NHC upgraded it to 50% this morning. Given the recent increase in convection and the fact it's already sporting 45 kt wind I'd expect an upgrade to another named system this evening, as long as recent trends continue.

Currently 65 degrees with Light Rain. Actually have over-performed here as we're sitting at .50" already with rain continuing. Heavy mist has actually been fairly efficient in accumulating. Saw the airport has less than half as much. Had some moderate rain for about 2 hours with a patch that developed right over here. I'll take it. Maybe we can crack an inch between today and tomorrow. Good soaking rain, again