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November 2019 discussion


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2 hours ago, Snow88 said:

Its only mid Novenber lol.

SNE will likely have snow before the year is up.

We have had snow already..what I said was, a snowstorm. We are all hungry for at least a 6-10" type event pre-Christmas. If we go mostly bare ground and starving into January there's gonna be some strong concerns, maybe a few panic/melts/cancellations too. 

 

 

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12 minutes ago, BombsAway1288 said:

Fleeting and nowhere to be found. Shame with such a big moist system.

This will end up your typical cold, rainy windy November nor'easter with rains to the mountains.

Hopefully the result will be different in 2-3 more weeks

But to be fair...that’s exactly what it’s supposed to be at this time...A cold rainy November Nor’Easter. So it’s seasonable and Normal.   

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1 minute ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

But SST ain’t the issue 

look at 7H-850 temps thus why it ain’t snow in Vermont 

we got NE/NNE winds just no fresh cold high over Quebec 

 

True.  But those temperatures would be passable in this setup probably a month from now.

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2 minutes ago, weathafella said:

True.  But those temperatures would be passable in this setup probably a month from now.

Yes. It takes a more anomalous airmass this time of the year. If we had moderating cold becoming stale in place over time like we do here between Saturday and Monday except it was a month later, it would be enough. But this time of year you really need almost pure Arctic airmasses...not all the time, but most of the time. 

 

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1 minute ago, ORH_wxman said:

Yes. It takes a more anomalous airmass this time of the year. If we had moderating cold becoming stale in place over time like we do here between Saturday and Monday except it was a month later, it would be enough. But this time of year you really need almost pure Arctic airmasses...not all the time, but most of the time. 

 

The dewpoints are going to be near 0, 24 hrs prior to this storm...I would also think a block to the north would help keep that cold in a bit longer?

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4 minutes ago, Spanks45 said:

The dewpoints are going to be near 0, 24 hrs prior to this storm...I would also think a block to the north would help keep that cold in a bit longer?

Biggest problem with the setup is the high retreats really quick. It's possible we get a bit more ZR than shown right now though if it holds a little longer than guidance shows...which has been known to happen on these cold airmasses. 

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6 hours ago, Lava Rock said:
6 hours ago, tamarack said:
Today's low was about 20, a slight change from yesterday's -2.  Last 2 days departures were -22 and -23, month running -7.

Jeez, below 0 already?

Earliest here by 8 days, and 2nd year in a row to advance the below-zero threshold.  (T-Day last year was far more uncomfortable and anomalous.)  The 14th is even 5 days ahead of my earliest subzero in Ft. Kent, though we had only 10 years there and this is November #22 here.

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15 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

One of those moments where you’re like wait, was that thunder?!  Heard one more low rumble just a couple minutes ago too.

Line is just hitting Mansfield now.   

“Chris.....Christina.....we just had a thunder...snow.....we just had a lightning strike and thunder here in Stowe....”

 

Will should get that. :lol:  

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