wncsnow

The negative PNA makes it like winning a 65 mustang but with an electric engine

That much snow in south Texas would be historic, but we saw what happened last winter..

If it doesnt hit next week it really might be the end of the month

Its definitely going to warm up after next week's cold shot. The question is what pattern comes next and how long does it take to establish itself.

Asheville recorded a freeze November 1 but Charlotte and Raliegh hasn't. Next week looks promising for them

New England looks like a fun spot to be in December if that's correct. Storm track could be an issue for us southern folks but it's a long ways out yet

Well the best non traditional snow (non gulf low, Miller A/B or upper low) was the super clipper in Jan, 2003. There were also some rogue NW flow events that broke containment in the early 2000s if I remember correctly. I have never recorded more than .5 or a dusting from a true NWFS and even getting that is super rare

30 here. Growing season (and most of the mosquito season) is officially over.

The wind is still nasty and cold today in the high country. Up in Yancey helping my dad build a cabin

Only 37 here

Ended up with 4.07 total.

Closing in on 4 inches since Monday

The first 2 weeks of November have went from possibly below average/ near average to above average if we avoid clouds/rain.

So far, none of these locations have recorded a freeze... Next week was looking promising for Asheville but has trended much warmer.

Yeah, sure that's the only reason. Not the fact it rained 30 inches over 5-6k ft peaks with gusts of over 80 mph leading to hundreds of landslides, some of them miles long. Helene flooded plenty of areas outside of flood plains.