November 2023 Forecasts And Discussions

[Typeing3]

Looks like the local mountains will see snow Thursday through Sunday... then the pineapples arrive.

[Catnip]

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[Catnip]

Looks like the local mountains will see snow Thursday through Sunday... then the pineapples arrive.

At least the Snow levels look to drop in the range.

The power of the may be hard to defeat this season.

But let's not give up hope!

In the words of Nito's Buttee:

Think Cold and SNOW!!!! C'MON!!!!
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[SouthSardiswx]

Absolutely insane horrible air quality in the central valley today. It's like Vancouver let out a big fart our way it stinks it still does. it's currently -1c @ the pond in south Sardis.

[Hawk]

last year i cant recall one episode of zr in the Similkameeeens. This year there has already been 2 i think. Could be a zr kind of year unfortunately and very icy!!

[Hawk]

EC is back to showing marginal snows incoming. Squamish could see its first(maybe last? ) snows of the year

[Typeing3]

00z GFS ensembles:

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00z ECMWF ensembles:

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00z GEM ensembles:

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[SouthSardiswx]

It's currently 0c @ the pond in south Sardis the low so far this morning -3c inversion more than anything no fog at the moment in the central valley.

[Typeing3]

Thick fog for the past couple days... highs of 4c with lows of 0c.

[Typeing3]

Wow!

New York, Philadelphia breaking records for lack of snow in Northeast
https://www.foxweather.com/weather-news ... ess-streak

NEW YORK CITY – Major cities in the Northeast, like New York City and Philadelphia, have broken records regarding snowfall – but not because there’s too much of the white stuff. Instead, it’s because it has been nearly 22 months since those cities have seen an inch of snow in a single calendar day from a winter weather event.

That’s not the case everywhere in the Northeast, however.

Parts of the region, like western and central New York state, are experiencing the first significant lake-effect snowstorm of the season that could dump more than a foot of fresh powder by the middle of the week.

So, it's cities up and down the Interstate 95 corridor that have dodged major snowstorms recently.

"The cold air is also the big question mark of when could the I-95 corridor see snow," FOX Weather Meteorologist Amy Freeze said. "We get it in Watertown (New York). That’s a given. But when do we get it in places like Boston, Baltimore, (Philadelphia)? It’s been such a long time."

The answer? Not anytime soon. There aren't any significant winter weather events forecast for the Interstate 95 corridor except for cold temperatures this week.

Thus, the record-breaking snowless streaks will continue – for now.

"The cold air is also the big question mark of when could the I-95 corridor see snow," FOX Weather Meteorologist Amy Freeze said. "We get it in Watertown (New York). That’s a given. But when do we get it in places like Boston, Baltimore, (Philadelphia)? It’s been such a long time."

The answer? Not anytime soon. There aren't any significant winter weather events forecast for the Interstate 95 corridor except for cold temperatures this week.

Thus, the record-breaking snowless streaks will continue – for now.

It's been almost two years – 22 months – since Philadelphia has received at least 1 inch of snow in a single calendar day.

This breaks the previous record of 661 days set back in 1973.

However, let's be honest. When was the last time it snowed in Philadelphia in July?

"I will say this does include summertime," FOX Weather Meteorologist Britta Merwin said. "Which, you’re never going to have snow in summer in Philadelphia. We have two seasons where you can get snow included in this countdown. But we only saw a couple of opportunities for snow last year, both of which didn’t amount to much for any city in the Northeast."

New York City, too, has broken its snowless streak – and by a large margin.

As of Monday, it's been 652 days since the Big Apple picked up at least an inch of snow in a single calendar day. Central Park picked up 1.6 inches of snow on Feb. 13, 2022.

This breaks the previous streak of 383 days that ended in March 1998.

Many cities in the Northeast usually see their first measurable snowfall in November. Boston's average first measurable snowfall is on Nov. 27, but it hasn't happened yet.

Maybe they'll get in on the snow action in December when cities like New York City, Philadelphia and Washington usually see their first measurable snowfall.

[Hawk]

00z GFS ensembles:
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00z ECMWF ensembles:
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00z GEM ensembles:
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Before and after the Pineapples...Mountains be like...NICE!

[Hawk]

Thick fog for the past couple days... highs of 4c with lows of 0c.

and a chilly -4c in Abby this morning..winter is here buttees!

[Catnip]

Low of -1.9c this morning.

This area is elevated enough to be out of the fog. Clear and frosty.

[Catnip]

Before and after the Pineapples...Mountains be like...NICE!

Nice to see it being a short duration .... at least for now.

[Catnip]

12Z GFS wants to build a nice cold reserve up North.

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