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Today was a different day. Last night was cold as yesterday morning. But some where along the lines it warmed up. Upper 40s this morning to about 75 today. Those places that got hit with the heavy frost yesterday morning sure turned brown today. Quite a difference 24hrs.

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18z GFS very bullish with the moisture over the Carolinas Tuesday. Definitely wetter. Too bad the pieces couldn't come together further west. Tries to close off. Would be a classic Miller A. Looking at the soundings for the most part cold and moist enough in the DGZ all the way to about 2500-2000 ft

This morning I seen heavy frost north end of Apopka towards Rock Springs and Mount Dora. Almost looked like a light snow had fallen.

36 here this morning. Had a raging fire last night. Was nice sitting by a hot fire after working outside yesterday.

Freeze warnings west of here. Special weather statements here. Patchy frost 35-37 tomorrow.

Got down to 43 this morning. Definitely cold. 230pm and its 52. Not a cloud in the sky. Still wearing a hoodie under a jacket. Enjoying a nice hot bowl of chili.

I've thought the same. Noticed a couple times on gfs. Early morning showers possibly a coating.

Starting off December cold. Let's see what this month brings. Its 2020 after all. Jumanji is in full effect. A bright side of this cold... no mosquitos.

Already down in the 50s here. Going to be cold night ahead. Wind has relaxed some definitely not as windy.

Any one know that NWS is going to be replacing the radar site page? Looks like they are using Weather Tap radar format. Anyway looking at the radar. The Sweet spot is going to be S/SE of Knoxville. The Great Smokies towards Gatlinburg. That's where the most solid radar returns are.

Temperatures are really dropping now since the sun went down. But since about noon the air has really dried out.

Break out the snow guns.

A broken line of Thunderstorms extending from Jacksonville to Tampa Bay. Those clouds ahead of the front are racing north east

Definitely can tell a change is brewing. Clouds looked pretty ominous yesterday. Started out cloudy and foggy this morning. But sun is out. Last day of the 80s for the forsee able future. Per NWS disco our highs tomorrow shall occur relatively early in the day. With the temps crashing by afternoon. 80% chance of rain tomorrow morning. But not expecting much. These types of setups usually offer a 30 minute band of broken showers/thunder before the wind shift happens.

You right about that. But looking at h5 the Nam and Canadian closely resembles vs the Gfs for the 1st system. Lagging engery over the NW for the second system. But I'm wishing you mountain folks the best. This last decade has been feast or famine. I hope yall get buried this year and looking forward to the pictures. Long overdue.

In all honesty I don't know if I would trust GFS. Since it has convective issues. Very evident especially with the second system for later next week. Each run been changing. Cant speak about Euro. But the Canadian does have a cold bias. But its alot wetter than GFS.

Cooler readings persist into Tue with highs only in the U50s to M60s under mostly sunny skies. Post-frontal high pressure will then gradually move in from the north and west toward mid-week, remaining the dominant feature through the middle of next week. The coolest readings of the week are advertised Tue night with lows dipping into the U30s along and west of I-4, with M40s south to Lake Okeechobee and roughly west of US Highway One. A continuation of dry and cool conditions through midweek with lows once again in the M-U40s for a large portion of the interior areas area Wed night. A limited warming trend will occur the latter half of next week with another fast moving system spreading high/mid clouds, and perhaps enough moisture for sprinkles or light showers to the parts of the area area late next week. NWS has us around 43 Tuesday morning with a high of 55-57. Low Wednesday morning upper 30s to near 40. Looking at roughly a 20 degree drop from Monday to Tuesday.

Dont say that yet.

Talk about differences between the models. But the Gfs and Canadian are worlds apart on the second system. 2 system looks pretty stout. Severe weather threats for FL and GA. Snow in TX, LA, MO, AR, TN, MS.

Looking at the 18z gfs. I've come to a conclusion. That this will be a double barrel low. Considering how the models run and over all set up. Definitely going to get cold next week.

It was pretty chilly last couple of mornings. But today was just plain hot. Looking at the long range after the 1st we will be looking at a drastic change. Mid low 60s and mid upper 40s for the I4 corridor. I used to live in NC but after being back the first year my blood really thinned out. Anything below 60 I get cold. I guess I'll be rocking socks, flip flops, shorts and a jacket. But I can say one thing Florida cold is alot different than up north. It's a wet cold not a dry cold. Will be interesting to see how this winter evolves. On an interesting note CMC definitely colder that GFS. Upper 20s in the panhandle even first freeze/frost for the Orlando area. Dec1 has highs in upper 40s for highs

Honestly you cant say for sure. Neither can I. Its 2020 after all. Jan 25 2000 redux maybe in store. 20 years later. I'm torn between laughing at you and giving you a weenie.

GFS trying hard on picking up a cold cut off upper low setup for the SE. Around or before December 5. Maybe the first true upslope setup for the mountains.

The closer to Caswell/ Person county the better. It doesn't really seem like it. But there is a 200-300 ft + difference in elevation between southern Durham County and Northern Person County going towards Danville. That and alot less concrete and asphalt. Remember 85 is magical snow line Roxboro is at 715 feet. Person County in general is 600+