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Posted by: Zachary Labe, 20. marraskuuta 2011 klo 20:47 (GMT)

Thanksgiving is just about here and the holiday shopping season has already kicked off in full swing! While no resemblance to winter outdoors, signs of the holiday month are dotting street corners and shopping malls. The first semester at Cornell is just about over with the last week of classes immediately following Thanksgiving. It has been a very busy period the last two weeks with mounting homework assignments and projects. In fact many of us spent our Saturday night at one of the libraries until they decided to close early that evening. And then my Sunday transforms quickly into a mob of people outside the library just as they are opening the doors. This is Cornell's black Friday. It will be refreshing to spend time back at home over the short Thanksgiving break away from the stresses of school. After the October record snowstorm, I know many people are antsy for the next snow. But it is only November and snowfalls are usually limited to the higher elevations. Here is a quick look at any pattern change in the foreseeable future...

Fig. 1- Temperatures anomalies for the last seven days as of November 12.

Noting current temperature anomaly maps, it is obvious that placement of a ridge over the east and trough over the east has been dominating the jet stream across the contiguous United States. This has been associated with unfavorable teleconnections including a +NAO which is associated with lower heights over Greenland and a weaker pressure gradient. This allows for a transient jet without any favorable blocking. A -PNA has also allowed for a very steep trough over the western United States.

Fig. 2- The GFS (GEFS) ensembles continue to indicate a high standard deviation positive EPO.

The +EPO has allowed for the unfavorable placement of an Alaskan polar vortex associated with near historic cold across parts of central Alaska.

NOAK49 PAFG 200954
PNSAFG
AKZ222-202200-

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FAIRBANKS AK
1254 AM AKST SUN NOV 20 2011

...THE RECORD COLD CONTINUES AT FAIRBANKS...

THE COLD SNAP CONTINUES TO RE-WRITE THE RECORD BOOKS AT
FAIRBANKS. THE CURRENT COLD SNAP IS ONE OF THE MOST SEVERE ON
RECORD FOR SO EARLY IN THE WINTER SEASON. HAD THE COLD SNAP
OCCURRED IN DECEMBER...JANUARY...OR EVEN TOWARD THE VERY END OF
NOVEMBER IT WOULD NOT BE AT ALL UNUSUAL. WHAT MAKES THIS COLD
SNAP MORE UNIQUE IS THAT IT OCCURRED THE WEEK BEFORE THANKSGIVING.

SATURDAY WAS YET ANOTHER RECORD SETTING DAY AT FAIRBANKS. THE
HIGH OF 23 BELOW AT THE AIRPORT WAS ANOTHER RECORD LOW MAXIMUM
TEMPERATURE. THE OLD RECORD OF 22 BELOW WAS ESTABLISHED WAY BACK
IN 1911. THE LOW OF 36 BELOW BROKE THE RECORD OF 33 BELOW FROM
1969.

SATURDAY MARKED THE 5TH CONSECUTIVE DAY WITH A LOW TEMPERATURE OF
30 BELOW OR COLDER AT THE AIRPORT. THIS TIES WITH 1956...1969 AND
1989 FOR THE MOST CONSECUTIVE DAYS WITH A TEMPERATURE OF 30 BELOW
OR COLDER SO EARLY IN THE WINTER SEASON.

THE LOW TEMPERATURE HAS NOW BEEN 35 BELOW OR COLDER EACH OF THE
LAST 5 DAYS. THIS HAS NEVER HAPPENED BEFORE SO EARLY IN THE
WINTER SEASON AT FAIRBANKS. THE OLD RECORD WAS ONLY 2 DAYS...AND
WAS LAST RECORDED IN 1989.

THE HIGH TEMPERATURE HAS NOW BEEN 20 BELOW OR COLDER EACH OF THE
LAST 4 DAYS. THIS BREAKS THE RECORD OF 3 DAYS IN 1989 FOR THE
MOST CONSECUTIVE DAYS WITH A HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 20 BELOW OR
COLDER SO EARLY IN THE WINTER SEASON.

Given the unfavorable teleconnections, the MJO also has maintained a strong influence given the unfavorable phases 1-5 it has been circulating through the past few weeks.

Fig. 3- MJO phase 3 anomalies for November favoring warmth over much of contiguous United States.

So given the start of the meteorological winter will be beginning in a short two weeks, many snow lovers are certainly looking for some colder weather. Given many winter forecasts favoring a colder than normal December, many people are left wondering when the cold air will penetrate south of the Arctic.

The pattern currently is about as bad as it can get for snow lovers. The incredible and near record strength polar vortex south of Alaska is the kiss of death for Northeast snow. We need to see dramatic changes in the current wavelengths across North America and even into Asia. Looking at long term guidance, it appears that a pattern change may loom far in the future with finally some indication of a relaxation of the +EPO regime.

Fig. 4- The MJO GEFS prognostic indicates weaker forcing as we cycle through phases 4 and 5.

The current MJO prediction is to enter phases 3-5 over the next two week period. As noted in the graphic above, those phases tend to allow for a milder regime over much of the CONUS. But given the weaker forcing, we may be able to counteract the MJO with other teleconnections becoming more favorable.

Fig. 5- GEFS mean prognostic for 384 hours.

Current GEFS prognostics indicate a general shift in the current jet stream position in the general end of the two week period. While it is long range, we can note the shift of the PV to the north along with a +PNA regime. Also some blocking can be noted south of Greenland. While slightly displaced, any blocking helps at this point.

The map above looks encouraging, but issues remain in regards to blocking and the MJO forcing. In fact looking at the wavelengths, it would appear the troughing over the east is transient in nature. The step down pattern I have continued to mention will definitely reign as far as the next two weeks. I do not expect to see any sustainable cold and therefore pattern change until at least December 20. I think while the warmest anomalies will certainly be the several day period after Thanksgiving, there will continue to be an up and down temperature pattern through mid to late December. Slowly but surely colder air will penetrate farther south with each cold front. In fact I would expect temperatures to only average a degree or two above normal for December. I cannot rule out though higher anomalies.

This setup does not mean we cannot get any snowfall. In fact I think this active setup will lend itself to several snow chances through December 20. Towards Christmas and beyond, a very wintry pattern may be setting up. Long term analysis of the stratosphere indicates a dramatic stratospheric warming event may be progged towards January. This will allow the AO to drop negative with a surge of arctic air towards the CONUS.

Generally after December 5 or so, snow chances should be on the increase despite lacking a sustained cold weather pattern. The period immediately following Thanksgiving will allow for near record warmth in some areas!

I will post a new weekly weather blog on Tuesday with forecasts for the Thanksgiving storm which will generally be rain for most all areas.

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51. originalLT 24. marraskuuta 2011 klo 15:17 (GMT)
Happy Thanksgiving to Blizz and everyone, and I see Happy birthday wishes to Blizz too! Also Blizz, that young man Jeremy, who attended Cornell, is currently going to Grad scholl out in Calif., but, in all our talking, I didn't get the name of the institution that he is currently attending.. He is working full time at the areo-space co. that is paying for his schooling. Member Since: 31.01.2009 Posts: 0 Comments: 5063

52. originalLT 24. marraskuuta 2011 klo 15:41 (GMT)
Also, just watched Levi32's video blog about this up-coming winter, in general he is stating that with this La Nina, the likely hood is that it will be a milder winter here in the East. Check it out, rather than me re-hashing it here for you. Member Since: 31.01.2009 Posts: 0 Comments: 5063

53. seflagamma 24. marraskuuta 2011 klo 16:09 (GMT)
Hello Bliz, Happy Happy Birthday to you!!! and Happy Thanksgiving!!! Saw it was your BD over on FB.. have a great day! Member Since: 29.08.2005 Posts: 286 Comments: 40485

54. PengSnow 24. marraskuuta 2011 klo 16:33 (GMT)
Happy Thanksgiving To All I too am not a frequent poster due to travel, but I enjoy the insights from all. Played in our neighborhood annual turkey bowl 1 hand touch in our cul de sac this morning, I am getting old, we had just around 30 people competing from age 10 thru 58 male and female, the star was the 58 yr old even though I was lucky enough to get a game ending interception when it was thrown right to me. To All be safe and enjoy your holidays!!! Member Since: 22.01.2011 Posts: 0 Comments: 187

55. Zachary Labe 24. marraskuuta 2011 klo 21:58 (GMT)
Thanks everyone! Hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving!!! Member Since: 14.12.2007 Posts: 253 Comments: 14315

56. listenerVT 25. marraskuuta 2011 klo 03:29 (GMT)
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57. listenerVT 25. marraskuuta 2011 klo 03:34 (GMT)
H A P P Y ♥ T H A N K S G I V I N G !!! We didn't get the day of sunshine we were promised by the locals. It was cold, cloudy and spit rain and snow. We still only got a dusting of snow here (Jericho, VT), while one of our guests got 6" of snow! (East Fairfield, VT) But it turns out that a meal cooked by 8+ different family chefs can work and taste great! Amazing! Member Since: 11.07.2007 Posts: 0 Comments: 4790

58. listenerVT 25. marraskuuta 2011 klo 04:31 (GMT)
As requested, here's the latest... * * * ♥ ALLY UPDATE! ♥ * * * Wednesday, November 23, 2011 8:37 PM, EST So much to tell..... 1. Ally can read!!! She has been sounding out 3 letter words for the past couple of weeks! It is so much fun, and she is so proud of herself. 2. Ally has a loose tooth! We are very excited for the tooth fairy. We have found out that Ally's tooth fairy brings trinkets, not money....who knew? We are wondering what would happen if her tooth fell out on Christmas Eve? Would Santa and the Tooth Fairy work together? I guess we will just have to wait and see. 3. Ally is HAMA positive (grrrrr), BUT she is only slightly HAMA positive. We are going to draw again next Thursday and see if she is still positive. She is really close to being negative, so they hope she will drop quickly. We hope so too. 4. Ally is due for scans again in January. Our DHMC doctors are working on having Ally do the CT and the MIBG awake. Ally did the CT awake last time, no problem. The CT only takes 5 minutes or so. The MIBG is 45 minutes of Ally laying very, very still. One of us will be able to be in the room with her for both scans. Hopefully this will all go well. 5. Sadly we had to leave Ally's medical supply company this week. Since Ally has been diagnosed we have been using a company called New England Life Care for all of her at home medical supplies (for her port and her feeding tube, and lots of various things over the past few years). My school switched insurance companies, and NELC can no longer service us. It seems silly to be upset about a switch in company, but this company has been fantastic. Because of them we have been able to leave the hospital a day early on more than one occasion. They are local (right here in Concord) and they have been able to get us supplies the day they are ordered. When Ally had to have her low dose chemo after the tumor came back, this was the company that came to our house everyday for 2 weeks on, 1 week off, for 11 or 12 cycles. They have been great and we will miss the local company. Happy Thanksgiving. This year we are thankful for Ally....she is pretty awesome. Member Since: 11.07.2007 Posts: 0 Comments: 4790

59. bwi 25. marraskuuta 2011 klo 14:11 (GMT)
This morning's HPC discussion. Looks like they're leaning toward a heavy rain event for the DC-Bmore area early next week. PRELIMINARY EXTENDED FORECAST DISCUSSION NWS HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER CAMP SPRINGS MD 840 AM EST FRI NOV 25 2011 VALID 12Z TUE NOV 29 2011 - 12Z FRI DEC 02 2011 THE GENERAL FLOW PATTERN IS EXPECTED TO FEATURE A TROUGH BROADENING ACROSS NORTH AMERICA DOWNWIND OF AN EASTERN PACIFIC RIDGE. THE GUIDANCE SHARES THESE IDEAS. DETAIL-WISE...THERE ARE MAJOR ISSUES OUT EAST WITH HOW FAR SOUTH A CLOSED CYCLONE IS EXPECTED TO FORM NEAR THE BASE OF THE TROUGH DURING THE SHORT RANGE PERIOD AND HOW DEEP IT WILL GET. THE NCEP GUIDANCE WAS ALONE WITH THEIR MORE NORTHERLY AND QUITE PROGRESSIVE SOLUTIONS WHILE THE INTERNATIONAL GUIDANCE WAS SETTLING UPON A MORE SOUTHERN/SLOWER SOLUTION. THE INTERNATIONAL GUIDANCE SEEMS MORE BELIEVABLE WITH THEIR MORE SOUTHERN SOLUTIONS CONSIDERING THE AMPLIFICATION EXPECTED UPSTREAM DURING THE SHORT RANGE PERIOD. OF THESE THE 00Z CANADIAN FIT TELECONNECTIONS BEST AS THE APEX OF THE NORTHERN STREAM RIDGE IN NORTHERN QUEBEC IMPLIES A CLOSED LOW IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF TN. HOWEVER...THE CANADIAN DOES LOOK TOO DEEP WITH 500 MB STANDARDIZED ANOMALIES 5-6 SIGMAS BELOW CLIMATOLOGY...WHICH IS IMPROBABLE GIVEN HIGH SOLUTION UNCERTAINTY. THIS IS ANOTHER REASON WHY A COMPROMISE OF THE 12Z ECMWF ENSEMBLE MEAN/00Z CANADIAN WAS NEEDED WITH THIS SYSTEM...WHICH SLOWED ITS PROGRESSION AT LEAST 12 HOURS WHEN COMPARED TO CONTINUITY AND LEADS TO MORE PROLONGED PCPN/UNSETTLED WEATHER POTENTIAL. THE 00Z ECMWF AND UKMET SOLUTIONS WOULD HAVE FORCED EVEN ADDITIONAL SLOWING...BUT LOOMING UPSTREAM KICKER ENERGY APPROACH WORKS AGAINST BEING QUITE THAT SLOW. DEPENDING ON ITS UNCERTAIN DEPTH AND TRACK...COMMA HEAD SNOWS COULD SPREAD FROM THE MID-SOUTH NORTHWARD INTO THE UPPER OH VALLEY/ERN GREAT LAKES AND UP THE APPALACHIANS EARLY NEXT WEEK ON THE NORTHWEST PERIPHERY OF WARMER SECTOR ERN SEABOARD HEAVY RAINS. Member Since: 4.09.2007 Posts: 0 Comments: 1134

60. MariettaMoon 25. marraskuuta 2011 klo 14:36 (GMT)
It's gorgeous up here in New Hampshire with A 6"-8" snowpack still caked on all the trees. I love how they use sand instead of that nasty black salt. The snowbanks on the sides of roads are white & clean. Member Since: 11.06.2011 Posts: 36 Comments: 676

61. HeavySnow 25. marraskuuta 2011 klo 17:47 (GMT)
At work today in shorts and a Hawaiian shirt in DC. Yuck but nice. Member Since: 7.07.2004 Posts: 18 Comments: 2918

62. wxgeek723 25. marraskuuta 2011 klo 19:56 (GMT)
Blah putting up Christmas decorations in 60F weather! -__- Member Since: 28.08.2008 Posts: 79 Comments: 2350

63. weatherman321 26. marraskuuta 2011 klo 02:32 (GMT)
NWS now has us here in Greensburg, PA with snow likely (60% chance) tuesday night. Lets see if it sticks or if things change!! Member Since: 23.08.2008 Posts: 0 Comments: 139

64. Walshy 26. marraskuuta 2011 klo 05:41 (GMT)
NWS Memphis, Tennessee SOMETHING INTERESTING AND PARTICULARLY CONCERNING OF NOTE...THE 00Z NAM DEPICTION OF THE LOW SUNDAY THROUGH MONDAY SHOWS A VERY NEGATIVELY TILTED SYSTEM OVER ALABAMA PUSHING NORTHWEST OVER MIDDLE TENNESSEE. SUB 537 DAM 1000-500 MB THICKNESSES AND SUB 1290M 1000-850 MB THICKNESSES SUPPORT SNOW WITHIN THIS BAND. DEEP OMEGA AND A PERSISTENT...NEARLY STATIONARY BAND WOULD RESULT IN SEVERAL INCHES OF WET SNOW SUNDAY THROUGH MONDAY OVER MUCH OF THE SOUTHWESTERN HALF OF THE MIDSOUTH. OBVIOUSLY HARD TO BITE ON THIS PARTICULAR SOLUTION...BUT IT WILL HAVE TO BE FOLLOWED IN SUBSEQUENT MODEL RUNS SINCE IT IS ONLY ABOUT 48 HOURS AWAY AND THERE IS A REAL POTENTIAL FOR AT LEAST A MIX OF RAIN/SNOW WITH THIS SYSTEM. Member Since: 17.05.2009 Posts: 2 Comments: 618

65. tropicfreak 26. marraskuuta 2011 klo 19:49 (GMT)
Quoting Walshy: NWS Memphis, Tennessee SOMETHING INTERESTING AND PARTICULARLY CONCERNING OF NOTE...THE 00Z NAM DEPICTION OF THE LOW SUNDAY THROUGH MONDAY SHOWS A VERY NEGATIVELY TILTED SYSTEM OVER ALABAMA PUSHING NORTHWEST OVER MIDDLE TENNESSEE. SUB 537 DAM 1000-500 MB THICKNESSES AND SUB 1290M 1000-850 MB THICKNESSES SUPPORT SNOW WITHIN THIS BAND. DEEP OMEGA AND A PERSISTENT...NEARLY STATIONARY BAND WOULD RESULT IN SEVERAL INCHES OF WET SNOW SUNDAY THROUGH MONDAY OVER MUCH OF THE SOUTHWESTERN HALF OF THE MIDSOUTH. OBVIOUSLY HARD TO BITE ON THIS PARTICULAR SOLUTION...BUT IT WILL HAVE TO BE FOLLOWED IN SUBSEQUENT MODEL RUNS SINCE IT IS ONLY ABOUT 48 HOURS AWAY AND THERE IS A REAL POTENTIAL FOR AT LEAST A MIX OF RAIN/SNOW WITH THIS SYSTEM. This is embarrassing for us Virginians, seriously the deep south getting their first flakes before we do?? So messed up. Member Since: 2.09.2006 Posts: 110 Comments: 6566

66. PhillySnow 26. marraskuuta 2011 klo 21:17 (GMT)
A late Happy Thanksgiving, everyone, and Happy Birthday, Blizz! Been busy, all with happy holiday events. We're headed up to the Poconos, where we expect mid-50's and some rain. Possibility of snow showers Wednesday morning, which would be sweet. Otherwise, waiting for mid-December and doing my best to not be discouraged by the forecasts of a mild winter! Member Since: 18.12.2009 Posts: 0 Comments: 795

67. Zachary Labe 26. marraskuuta 2011 klo 23:22 (GMT)
Yah! Fantasy 384hr storm GFS season! Member Since: 14.12.2007 Posts: 253 Comments: 14315

68. HeavySnow 27. marraskuuta 2011 klo 02:42 (GMT)
Quoting tropicfreak: This is embarrassing for us Virginians, seriously the deep south getting their first flakes before we do?? So messed up. Well some of us Virginians got their first flakes in October. Enough for snowballs even! Quoting Blizzard92: Yah! Fantasy 384hr storm GFS season! Woo Hoo! Day 16? hahahahahahaha Member Since: 7.07.2004 Posts: 18 Comments: 2918

69. originalLT 27. marraskuuta 2011 klo 02:54 (GMT)
Yeah, I think there's two chances of that happening, slim and none! Member Since: 31.01.2009 Posts: 0 Comments: 5063

70. Zachary Labe 27. marraskuuta 2011 klo 15:36 (GMT)
Clipper this Friday/Saturday will likely drop light snow for areas north of the New York/Pennsylvania border with amounts C-1in for most areas. Member Since: 14.12.2007 Posts: 253 Comments: 14315

71. MariettaMoon 27. marraskuuta 2011 klo 20:19 (GMT)
I love northern New England. We had such a nice time. The scenery really was like some of the best wintry paintings that you see. I felt like Clark in Funny Farm. "Redbud" Member Since: 11.06.2011 Posts: 36 Comments: 676

72. MariettaMoon 28. marraskuuta 2011 klo 00:18 (GMT)
11/26 RECORD HIGH MAXIMUMS Pittsfield MA: 60F (t) N. Queens (LAG) NY: 65F (t) S. Queens (JFK) NY: 64F (t) Newark NJ: 68F (t) Atlantic City NJ: 71F* 11/23 RECORD HIGH MINIMUM Blacksburg VA: 51F (t) 11/22 RECORD HIGH MINIMUM Charleston WV: 55F* 11/19 RECORD LOW MINIMUM Danville VA: 23F (t) 11/15 RECORD HIGH MINIMUM(in addition to a previous post) Morgantown WV: 55F* Member Since: 11.06.2011 Posts: 36 Comments: 676

73. originalLT 28. marraskuuta 2011 klo 02:11 (GMT)
Thanks for the stats MM, surprised to see a record low minimum in Danville Va. with all this mild air in place, and that in all these years of record keeping, it wouldn't have been colder at some point on this date in Danville. Thanks again for the facts. Member Since: 31.01.2009 Posts: 0 Comments: 5063

74. Zachary Labe 28. marraskuuta 2011 klo 12:50 (GMT)
Oh how I love seeing Alabama getting snow before the Northeast, ugh! Member Since: 14.12.2007 Posts: 253 Comments: 14315

75. listenerVT 28. marraskuuta 2011 klo 15:37 (GMT)
At 2:30am here in NW VT it was still 56 degrees...! It's still about 54 now and raining steadily like a good Spring rain. Now for a rousing chorus of Penny Lane... ...in the pouring rain. Very strange. Member Since: 11.07.2007 Posts: 0 Comments: 4790

76. Zachary Labe 28. marraskuuta 2011 klo 16:29 (GMT)
We sure could use some winter weather, the blog is dead, lol. Member Since: 14.12.2007 Posts: 253 Comments: 14315

77. TheRasberryPatch 28. marraskuuta 2011 klo 20:43 (GMT)
I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving weekend. The weather couldn't have been much better. Anything being forecast for Dec 5th, Blizz? What a great day today. Probably not for hunters though. I would think they want cold air. Any thoughts for the upcoming week? Member Since: 26.01.2007 Posts: 72 Comments: 5645

78. TheF1Man 28. marraskuuta 2011 klo 21:24 (GMT)
Quoting Blizzard92: We sure could use some winter weather, the blog is dead, lol. Lol it's not just winter weather, this pattern is just boring. Temps in the 40s and 50s don't appeal to me. It should either be cold enough for snow or warm enough to enjoy it! Member Since: 23.02.2010 Posts: 0 Comments: 571

79. Zachary Labe 28. marraskuuta 2011 klo 21:30 (GMT)
New blog tomorrow! Member Since: 14.12.2007 Posts: 253 Comments: 14315

80. anduril 28. marraskuuta 2011 klo 23:04 (GMT)
Quoting TheF1Man: Lol it's not just winter weather, this pattern is just boring. Temps in the 40s and 50s don't appeal to me. It should either be cold enough for snow or warm enough to enjoy it! When its warm enough for freaking mosquitoes in late November I'm a sad panda :( Member Since: 29.08.2006 Posts: 0 Comments: 125

81. wunderstorm87 28. marraskuuta 2011 klo 23:26 (GMT)
I didn't even have to wear a light jacket this morning because it was 57F! Plenty of record high minimums must have been set. We actually had to worry about bees yesterday while putting up our Christmas lights in shorts & a t-shirt. Member Since: 5.08.2010 Posts: 0 Comments: 588

82. MariettaMoon 28. marraskuuta 2011 klo 23:46 (GMT)
Quoting Blizzard92: Oh how I love seeing Alabama getting snow before the Northeast, ugh! Blizz, I really got you beat on snow so far this year. Was up the Poconos for the 12" in October. Was in New Hampshire this weekend for 6"-8" snowpack. LT: No prob Member Since: 11.06.2011 Posts: 36 Comments: 676

83. MariettaMoon 28. marraskuuta 2011 klo 23:56 (GMT)
11/27 RECORD HIGH MAXIMUMS Harrisburg PA: 63F (t) Wilmington DE: 66F (t) Baltimore MD: 71F* Dulles VA: 70F* Washington DC: 72F* Salisbury MD: 72F (t) Lynchburg VA: 71F (t) 11/27 RECORD HIGH MINIMUMS Watertown NY: 51F* Rochester NY: 51F* Buffalo NY: 54F* Member Since: 11.06.2011 Posts: 36 Comments: 676

84. listenerVT 29. marraskuuta 2011 klo 03:36 (GMT)
Quoting Blizzard92: New blog tomorrow! Whoo hoo! I'll be sure to stop by! :-D Member Since: 11.07.2007 Posts: 0 Comments: 4790

85. weatherman321 29. marraskuuta 2011 klo 04:08 (GMT)
I hate seeing Tennessee and Mississippi under winter storm warnings.... while here in Pa i'm dealing with 50's and rain..This is sad. Member Since: 23.08.2008 Posts: 0 Comments: 139

86. wxgeek723 29. marraskuuta 2011 klo 05:00 (GMT)
Mt Holly released their "Fab Four" as they call it, lol. Analogs for this winter: 1945-1946 1998-1999 1999-2000 2008-2009 Can't say I know much about the winter of 1945-46 but none of the other three particularly excite me. However I'm not too dissapointed, Philly saw a fair amount of snow during 1999-2000 and 2008-2009. Member Since: 28.08.2008 Posts: 79 Comments: 2350

87. originalLT 29. marraskuuta 2011 klo 05:37 (GMT)
Reached 68F by me on Mon.,4th stright day with highs in the 60's. LT Stamford CT. Member Since: 31.01.2009 Posts: 0 Comments: 5063

88. Zachary Labe 29. marraskuuta 2011 klo 13:19 (GMT)
59F here currently in Ithaca. Insane at 8am to be the warm at the end of November in upstate New York. Member Since: 14.12.2007 Posts: 253 Comments: 14315

90. MariettaMoon 29. marraskuuta 2011 klo 14:17 (GMT)
Mount Pocono morning low in the low-50's this morning. Record high minimum for the date is low-40's. Member Since: 11.06.2011 Posts: 36 Comments: 676

91. Zachary Labe 29. marraskuuta 2011 klo 14:26 (GMT)
5.6F above normal for the month here in Ithaca... Link Member Since: 14.12.2007 Posts: 253 Comments: 14315

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