November Discobs 2025

[WEATHER53]

1 hour ago, WEATHER53 said:

Temperature Plunge Advisory in effect

48 for a high which is coldest high of the season by 8 degrees!  Dropped to 42 by sunset and 40 at 5:30pm 

6:45on TPA update : 38.2F

[winter_warlock]

This is off topic a bit but ... Today makes 50 years  to the day when 29 people died when a massive storm near the great lakes sank the Edmund Fitzgerald...

• The Sinking: The freighter was sailing through a severe storm with high winds and waves when it disappeared from radar. The exact cause of the sinking remains a mystery, but some believe the ship may have broken apart after hitting the bottom or suffered a structural failure.
• Loss of Life: All 29 men on board, including captain Ernest M. McSorley, perished in the disaster. No survivors were found.
• The Wreck Site: The ship now rests in two large pieces on the bottom of Lake Superior, over 500 feet deep. The wreck is considered a maritime grave, and diving without a permit is illegal.
• Memorials and Legacies:
  • The ship's bell was recovered in 1995 and is now on display at the Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum.
  • Gordon Lightfoot's 1976 song brought national attention to the tragedy and became a famous folk ballad.
  • There have been other memorials, including a memorial swim, to honor the crew.
  • Improvements in weather forecasting and safety technology have made a similar disaster less likely today, though the risk is not zero. 

[BlizzardNole]

21 minutes ago, PrinceFrederickWx said:

I have a friend who lives south of Charlotte texting me pictures of the snow lol

Eh?!  You don't mean Charlotte, NC do you?

[NorthArlington101]

2 minutes ago, BlizzardNole said:

Eh?!  You don't mean Charlotte, NC do you?

He might… that’s where some of the models have had some random light snow. Radar suggests it’s possible.

[SnowenOutThere]

10 hours ago, SnowenOutThere said:

Heading into WV. Snow had started near Monterey Virginia and temps dropped below 30

Was quite the adventure! First two hikes I went on were pretty tame with 1-2 inches on the ground (too far north I think) before I headed 10 miles south and got a hike with 3-4 inches on the ground. Couple intense bands punctuated the day as well. Will post some pictures when able 

 

[87storms]

Today was the first day that my hands felt legitimately cold while shooting hoops (my rib injury has started to simmer down a bit). Definitely a thick chilly out there today, though we did manage about 60/40 sun here which was a welcome surprise.

[WinstonSalemArlington]

The snow went to Charlotte

[high risk]

While we'll be freezing tomorrow, there is very good model agreement that we get quite warm on Sunday.

[clskinsfan]

1 hour ago, SnowenOutThere said:

Was quite the adventure! First two hikes I went on were pretty tame with 1-2 inches on the ground (too far north I think) before I headed 10 miles south and got a hike with 3-4 inches on the ground. Couple intense bands punctuated the day as well. Will post some pictures when able 

 

Snowshoe getting it pretty good right now. 

https://www.snowshoemtn.com/media-room/boathouse-and-ballhooter-lift-live-cam

[wxdude64]

Not thinking more than a coating is possible here, but boy has it turned chilly! Currently 25.8/14.9 with a NW wind 15 gusting to 27. That makes the WC 14/10. There are still a few flurries flying about. 

[Mrs.J]

2 hours ago, winter_warlock said:

This is off topic a bit but ... Today makes 50 years  to the day when 29 people died when a massive storm near the great lakes sank the Edmund Fitzgerald...

• The Sinking: The freighter was sailing through a severe storm with high winds and waves when it disappeared from radar. The exact cause of the sinking remains a mystery, but some believe the ship may have broken apart after hitting the bottom or suffered a structural failure.
• Loss of Life: All 29 men on board, including captain Ernest M. McSorley, perished in the disaster. No survivors were found.
• The Wreck Site: The ship now rests in two large pieces on the bottom of Lake Superior, over 500 feet deep. The wreck is considered a maritime grave, and diving without a permit is illegal.
• Memorials and Legacies:
  • The ship's bell was recovered in 1995 and is now on display at the Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum.
  • Gordon Lightfoot's 1976 song brought national attention to the tragedy and became a famous folk ballad.
  • There have been other memorials, including a memorial swim, to honor the crew.
  • Improvements in weather forecasting and safety technology have made a similar disaster less likely today, though the risk is not zero. 

I grew up in NW Ohio. Heard this song a lot. 

[winter_warlock]

13 minutes ago, Mrs.J said:

I grew up in NW Ohio. Heard this song a lot. 

Great song!!!!