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October 2020 Discussion


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Man ...that'll really set the pumpkin fields aglow in the dawn light over the weekend, huh -

546 dm thickness, whilst pervasive  high pressure all over southern/SE Canada spills into the Lake/OV/NE region ... offers perfect light N oozing that terminates into decoupled low levels, That has a 22 to 30 nocturnal rural frosters seeming likely. 

 

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We just had a shot across the bow low top gusty shower ...  

A month from now... that'd be light rain --> grapple ticks --> aggregate noodles --> light rain ...back to sun...  The sky had the texture. The rain was cold ..brr on shorts legs, going sideways in 30mph gusts.  It was a CAA driven instability in other words and we had yet to see that this early autumn ... so it may be more than merely symbolic - 

But ... mm, it's funny that despite the ensembles the operational models are fighting their own means for mid month.  I'm not sure I buy it just yet...  The GEFs - fwiw - still signal an early winter like pattern expression.    We could almost argue that's so anyway, with 540 dm thickness contour down to the N. Lake and N NE at times prior to this the mid month 'warm up' ... 

But now we got a canes crawling up the eastern seaboard with 19 c 850 mb thermal plumes ejecting out of the front range of the rockies on top of the GEFs +PNA/-AO(-NOA) hemisphere. Interesting. Could also just be typical transition season growing pains -

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41 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

People worried about the Euro for the winter. This is a Miller B winter setup. Let's see how the Euro doess for Monday 

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40 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

Double barrel low

I am honestly encouraged we are seeing coastal storms popping up on the models already. Hopefully a good sign as we move forward thru the fall and upcoming winter months.

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