November 2020 Discussion

[Damage In Tolland]

16 minutes ago, mreaves said:

This is how you ask DIT “Are you talking to me!”
 

 

Such a great song. Just rips 

[Ginx snewx]

16 minutes ago, radarman said:

DSD

Epic day enroute. Who doesn't love this!

[CoastalWx]

12 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Epic day enroute. Who doesn't love this!

MPM?

[radarman]

23 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Epic day enroute. Who doesn't love this!

I usually say that 10/15-11/15 is the best time to travel outside of New England.  I guess since that's we're extra grateful for the 4" of snow and now this lovely stuff.

[radarman]

Just now, radarman said:

I usually say that 10/15-11/15 is the best time to travel outside of New England.

*4/10 - 5/10 may be close enough for a recount

[TauntonBlizzard2013]

2 minutes ago, radarman said:

I usually say that 10/15-11/15 is the best time to travel outside of New England.  I guess since that's we're extra grateful for the 4" of snow and now this lovely stuff.

Charlie Baker just logged on.

[dendrite]

Low of 49°. lol

Already 62°. 

[tamarack]

Not sure if it dropped below 50 today.  Average low for the date is 27.  Heard some calendar-challenged spring peepers this morning while waiting in vain for a deer.

[PhineasC]

Stiff winds overnight and my temp didn't get below 56...

64 now.

What a crazy week. From temps in the teens and heavy snow to spring.

[wxeyeNH]

65.5F   1030am  not bad

[Dr. Dews]

Hiking today. 69.1 maybe touch 80, in a few spots?

[Ginx snewx]

40 minutes ago, tamarack said:

Not sure if it dropped below 50 today.  Average low for the date is 27.  Heard some calendar-challenged spring peepers this morning while waiting in vain for a deer.

45 this morning 

[Typhoon Tip]

Wow... it's a uniquely warm.  I mean... when arriving into a paradigm where all machine interpretive guidance is completely and utterly rendered meaningless. Odd-ball warmth may happen upon occasion for short stints ... but, this is going to be stretching believe-ability ... if that hasn't already occurred to civility. Actually 'civility' is zombied by other bs these days so they'll be blithe to it ...but that's a cynical rage for another debate... Anyway, the extent/ protracted aspect of days on end of it - oookay

 ...I recall some impressively warm temperatures in Nov and Dec's once in a while... but, ephemeral. They are typically short lived.  It was 72 F one evening, Dec 2nd, 2003... and a sharp cold front heralded in winter by the end of the same night... That was prior to the impressive snow event over eastern zones just 3 or 4 days later ( digression..)   Lots of those... xmas day 2014... I think it was near 70 in lagged CAA ... we did short sleeve family stroll in cargo shorts, not realizing that look was no longer ala mode - heh... but we get those warm intrusions just enough Oct-Dec/Jan.

But this?   

Nah...something's entirely different here.  70 to 82 F spanning days ... and the lows are not trivially above normal.  ORH being 59F for a low last night is not being handled by the MEX/MAV either...

 

[Typhoon Tip]

It's a classic "Indian Summer" by definition - but the N-S scale of the anomaly is unheralded I think ...

[Ginx snewx]

8 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

Wow... it's a uniquely warm.  I mean... when arriving into a paradigm where all machine interpretive guidance is completely and utterly rendered meaningless. Odd-ball warmth may happen upon occasion for short stints ... but, this is going to be stretching believe-ability ... if that hasn't already occurred to civility. Actually 'civility' is zombied by other bs these days so they'll be blithe to it ...but that's a cynical rage for another debate... Anyway, the extent/ protracted aspect of days on end of it - oookay

 ...I recall some impressively warm temperatures in Nov and Dec's once in a while... but, ephemeral. They are typically short lived.  It was 72 F one evening, Dec 2nd, 2003... and a sharp cold front heralded in winter by the end of the same night... That was prior to the impressive snow event over eastern zones just 3 or 4 days later ( digression..)   Lots of those... xmas day 2014... I think it was near 70 in lagged CAA ... we did short sleeve family stroll in cargo shorts, not realizing that look was no longer ala mode - heh... but we get those warm intrusions just enough Oct-Dec/Jan.

But this?   

Nah...something's entirely different here.  70 to 82 F spanning days ... and the lows are not trivially above normal.  ORH being 59F for a low last night is not being handled by the MEX/MAV either...

 

Definitely warm, 1975 Nov was very warm as well. My freshman year at college at URI. Days and days on the quad with too many Christine's. ORH

1975-11-02	63	45	54.0	9.3	11	0	0.00	0.0	0
1975-11-03	65	50	57.5	13.1	7	0	0.00	0.0	0
1975-11-04	67	51	59.0	14.9	6	0	0.03	0.0	0
1975-11-05	62	42	52.0	8.2	13	0	0.00	0.0	0
1975-11-06	59	36	47.5	4.0	17	0	0.00	0.0	0
1975-11-07	68	40	54.0	10.8	11	0	0.00	0.0	0
1975-11-08	68	58	63.0	20.1	2	0	0.29	0.0	0
1975-11-09	70	54	62.0	19.4	3	0	0.00	0.0	0
1975-11-10	63	50

[Damage In Tolland]

49 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

Wow... it's a uniquely warm.  I mean... when arriving into a paradigm where all machine interpretive guidance is completely and utterly rendered meaningless. Odd-ball warmth may happen upon occasion for short stints ... but, this is going to be stretching believe-ability ... if that hasn't already occurred to civility. Actually 'civility' is zombied by other bs these days so they'll be blithe to it ...but that's a cynical rage for another debate... Anyway, the extent/ protracted aspect of days on end of it - oookay

 ...I recall some impressively warm temperatures in Nov and Dec's once in a while... but, ephemeral. They are typically short lived.  It was 72 F one evening, Dec 2nd, 2003... and a sharp cold front heralded in winter by the end of the same night... That was prior to the impressive snow event over eastern zones just 3 or 4 days later ( digression..)   Lots of those... xmas day 2014... I think it was near 70 in lagged CAA ... we did short sleeve family stroll in cargo shorts, not realizing that look was no longer ala mode - heh... but we get those warm intrusions just enough Oct-Dec/Jan.

But this?   

Nah...something's entirely different here.  70 to 82 F spanning days ... and the lows are not trivially above normal.  ORH being 59F for a low last night is not being handled by the MEX/MAV either...

 

Torch!

[radarman]

Masks and bikinis in Amherst

[rimetree]

Damn...75F. 

[powderfreak]

56F at the picnic tables and 70F down in the valley.... full torch!

Only plow piles left at my place now.

[dendrite]

72°

Getting some Ci now. 

[dendrite]

[Dr. Dews]

76.8

[dendrite]

It's only been warmer than the current 75F at CON this late in the season two other times.

78F 11/7/1938
76F 11/20/1991

That 76F is still within reach.

[radarman]

11 minutes ago, dendrite said:

It's only been warmer than the current 75F at CON this late in the season two other times.

78F 11/7/1938
76F 11/20/1991

That 76F is still within reach.

Almost another 2 weeks in though.  That's an impressive number.

[powderfreak]

November 2018 this isn’t.

[Lava Rock]

Absolutely stunning weather. 72.6F. Great riding weather

[powderfreak]

Hiking to 4000ft in shorts and a t-short in November... pretty nice to be honest.  Doesn’t bode well for ski season opening on time though.

[dendrite]

34 minutes ago, radarman said:

Almost another 2 weeks in though.  That's an impressive number.

Yup. Those 2 low 70s in early Dec of 1998 and 2001 are impressive too. Nothing beats the 72° of New Year’s day 1876. 

[Go Kart Mozart]

34 minutes ago, Lava Rock said:

Absolutely stunning weather. 72.6F. Great riding weather

Is that East Booth Bay in the first pic?

[scoob40]

1 hour ago, powderfreak said:

56F at the picnic tables and 70F down in the valley.... full torch!

Only plow piles left at my place now.

How about J Spin’s stake in the hollow?