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Wanda is now Tropical

Long-Range models showing Wave #2 by Mid-November, this is only getting started . . . O_O

The NHC is back with the funny advisories again 

...WANDA WANDERING ACROSS THE NORTH ATLANTIC WEST OF THE AZORES...

A literal Spooky Scary Advisory from the NHC on SS Wanda (50 mph & 999 MB)

...WANDA CREEPING OVER THE CENTRAL ATLANTIC WATERS... ...MAY TRANSFORM INTO A TROPICAL CYCLONE SOON...

Frosty this morning, fell to 37°F

3 hours ago, Intensewind002 said:

I've seen worse named storms than 94L right now, I guess it must still have frontal features or something

ASCAT posted on S2K Proved it's still connected to a front right now.

9 hours ago, CheeselandSkies said:

Eh? Nina is supposed to favor the Atlantic, and in particular the western basin in October (although not always, see 2017).

It's the Hurricane Trackers that have been waiting for possibly the LONGEST time EVER!

I've never seen this before, But all it takes is one storm to change this trend . . . 

If October 2020 has been crazy with the Atlantic in terms of named storms, then 2021 would be the Flip Side, Literally!

5 hours ago, CheeselandSkies said:

That's basically the Atlantic Basin in a La Nina! XD

My prediction for Winter starting in December: 

Winter is going to start with a BANG!

@nwohweatherNote an Inflow Notch north of Lake Charles, LA, that may be Tornado-Warned.

PDS Tornado Warning for TX/LA

0z Euro also showing this as well! O_O

16 minutes ago, It's Always Sunny said:

Storms were uneventful in DFW this morning. Mainly just rain, moderate to heavy for the most part. Only recorded 0.42" so far.

My house got 1", but it's likely higher because the rain gauge was partly knocked off of it's holder because of the wind.

0z CMC is even crazier, even colder across the CONUS


 

Also want to mention a Major Winter Storm is also in the model as well from Western Texas to most of Oklahoma to Kansas & Missouri

All I can say for the 0z CMC is OH MY GOODNESS!

4 hours ago, OKwx_2001 said:

Just had a tornado warning here for the second time this month

SPC Storm report indicate possible tornado at 36th & Franklin in Norman

The CMC is BRUTALLY COLD for most of the USA for November! 

There is a solid chance for really cold Temperatures across the Northern, Central, & parts of the Southern Plains before shoving eastward towards the East Coast to Start November.

This may form into a Tropical Cyclone later this week & into this weekend, this is the major Nor'Easter right now.

Extreme Wind is expected in Oklahoma on Thursday, wind speeds 30-50 mph & gusts up to 65 mph

10% HATCHED for Missouri, also includes Springfield

9 hours ago, nwohweather said:

Just absolute high risk potential here with this one. Summer airmass + dynamic late October low is not a combo you wanna mess with

And it's right over my Great-Grandparents (Springfield, MO)

Very Broad Enhanced risk on Day 3

Only 8% of Oklahoma is not under a 15% chance for Next Tuesday, it's a May-like Setup & it's extremely broad, Enhanced risk may be needed in the next couple of days depending on the model trends