36 here but pretty frosty. I can see Kevin’s point. At my house my front has a touch of frost, but I can see yards just slightly lower in elevation that are frosted white. As fake as can be.
I thought the end of the EPS, looked even better. At least so far over the last few days we are moving forward, not backwards. Hopefully that continues, but sometimes it does not.
LOL, I know...your wording didn't jive with me. Anyways, I think Will covered it. If that ridge in the Pacific gets the Kid 'N Play chopped off haircut, we may be in trouble.
Looks like we upgrade GFS on 11/29. I got this from a former coworker. One thing to note:
"The GFS overestimates the accumulated snow depth for mixed precipitation
events with marginal temperatures and underpredicts for events with very
cold temperatures. The undesired snow depth predictions are associated
with GFDL microphysics and the improper density used in the land surface
model for different frozen precipitation types. In this upgrade, the land
surface model is addressed first by providing proper density to various
frozen hydrometeors."
https://www.weather.gov/media/notification/pdf2/scn22-104_gfs.v16.3.0.pdf
That's right by Bob. I heard it's pretty there. Even now in Plymouth they uncovered an old Indian sort of fire hearth or whatever it is with some artifacts estimated to be 3000 years old or so. That's right in the downtown area too.
Yeah, over. The -PNA will be persistent. It doesn't mean torch the whole time, but for a more wintry look this will take time. We see this every year. Congrats Rockies into Canada for now.