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Nov 28-30th Post Turkey Day Wintry Potential


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Attention then turns toward the next storm system due to arrive
in our region this weekend. Ensemble model guidance remains in
agreement that an upper-level wave currently halfway between the
states of Hawaii and Washington will come ashore and propagate
eastward across the contiguous US on Friday and into the
Mississippi River Valley on Saturday. As the wave approaches, it
may attempt to phase with subtle preceding shortwaves emanating
from the remnants of the subtropical jet along the US/Mexico
border and a polar wave dropping south out of Canada. The degree
of interaction with any of these waves will ultimately
influence the eventual evolution of the storm system, which is
leading to the usual spread of ensemble outcomes typical for a
system 4 days out.

Generally speaking, the expectation is for a region of warm-
air advection snow to develop across the region early Saturday
morning and then to transition to "cold conveyer belt"
frontogenesis-driven snow Saturday into Saturday night.
Depending on the exact evolution and strength of the system, a
warm nose may surge into parts of the area leading to a
transition from snow to rain at some point on Saturday.
Regardless, the ensemble signal, particularly among the EPS
suite, remains strong for our general region to experience
impactful snow on Saturday.
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14 minutes ago, Radtechwxman said:

Weird cuz gfs has low pretty north but it's precip type is pretty much keeping it all snow here

5 minutes ago, ChiTownSnow said:

Something's got to give ..either that low gets pushed South or that warm air gets pushed North.

18z GEFS didn't really change much from 12z.

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9 minutes ago, migratingwx said:

18z GEFS didn't really change much from 12z.

A euro vs gfs showdown again

16 minutes ago, ChiTownSnow said:

Something's got to give ..either that low gets pushed South or that warm air gets pushed North.

Usually waa wins. Gfs evolution is just strange. Definitely need some sampling of this system to help models. 

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Hate to say it but an amped Madison special at the break of December ain’t necessarily a bad thing based on trends it seems for nearly a decade. We need to bury the south east suppressed program early this year. 

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3 minutes ago, Baum said:

I was born in 1962. I can recall two Thanksgiving events. 1975 and that tree snapper about 10 years ago. Both were a sloppy mess with crap ratios. Both underperformed just based on early season climatology. 

We had about a foot of snow a few days after Turkey Day back in 2018.  Picked up a half inch of rain in the morning and switched over to very heavy wet snow.  Best November event for snow I've ever seen here hands down.

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28 minutes ago, Baum said:

I was born in 1962. I can recall two Thanksgiving events. 1975 and that tree snapper about 10 years ago. Both were a sloppy mess with crap ratios. Both underperformed just based on early season climatology. 

I recall 2004 being a surprise white Thanksgiving. Rain changed to snow. 

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35 minutes ago, A-L-E-K said:

Brutal climo imby this time of year, essentially a shutout fwiw

Way too early in the season for a big event in our neck of the woods. But establish the pattern, and hope it sticks as we slide further into December 

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