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22.8⁰, coldest of the season here. Added some some wood to the stove before bed and the house is a comfy 70⁰ this morning.

12z GFS tried.....I feel like next week is good timing for the first 'flakes' of the season. No accumulations down here, but certainly some mangled flakes or even a few flurries with passing lake streamers. Even this morning had that vibe, couple dark clouds passing overhead, just a bit too warm, just a few sprinkles

Just came in from outside and it is quite cold, already down to 33.1

baseball tryouts for travel next year was today, despite the winds and off and on clouds, it definitely felt warmer than expected for November 1st. Even last night with trick or treat, the air just didn't have that 'bite' to it. I hope it isn't another one of those seasons that it never gets cold enough for it to snow and stay snow....55° currently

3.07" here, at least the ground water levels will be a bit happier going into winter....hopefully we can lay some snowfall down to help out in the Spring. Amazing how just getting an average year seems so out of reach

24.6 this morning, what maples haven't lost their leaves are dropping them steadily this morning.....

Woof, glad this isn't January...sitting here in WCT watching the band fizzle as it heads westward with only light rain/drizzle

Coldest point so far...26.8⁰ should pretty much take care of everything. Sadly the tomatoes were on a role, probably could have been picking through thanksgiving if the temps helped out.

Thankfully the Jughandle bridge is there, before hand that area would close with any coastal storm/on shore flow. Timing is close, but seems like, if something develops it would be more late Friday into the weekend....they have had so much erosion lately, it probably won't take much to close rt 12. I was down in Hatteras a few years ago during an early season coastal, rt 12 was closed for 3 days. Kinda scary with 4 kids, if something were to have happened and we needed to head north.

yikes....Northern or southern portion? The issues are Avon and south, Buxton/Rodanthe areas

If correct, the OBX is going to take another one to the chin after losing 9 homes in the coastal storm/Erin situation....Hopefully what ever forms throws a ton of moisture up this way, after the weekend of course.

same low temp here this morning as yesterday, 35.2....no frost though, we ended up with dense fog which seemed to have helped. The frost was enough to put an end to the massive amounts of pumpkins and gourds I have growing though, raspberries survived

yeah, unique little sandy valley....you could feel it as soon as the sun went down that it was going to radiate perfectly....clear and calm again tonight should yield another round of mid 30s by sunrise, that and no return flow starting until after daybreak

Frosty, 35.2⁰...kids are already asking when it is time to start the first fire...lol

41.7⁰ this morning....if all goes right, first 30s here tomorrow morning? Euro looks pretty wet in the long range, need the rain but that looks like a miserable stretch if it were to happen that way.