WEATHER Weather the week of Nov 24 thru Nov 30

Cardinal

Cardinal

Chickministrator
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In honor of Pachyderms Wife,
Post your weather prognostications and complaints here.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K76BN4kxjOY

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Arctic air will settle in across much of North America later next week and continue into early December. Arctic air combined with a lot of moisture could lead to a few significant snowstorms across parts of the United States. 0:00 Intro 1:10 Weekend SNOW 5:14 Arctic Blast Coming 7:19 BIG Snowstorm Next Week? 10:47 Early December Outlook 12:00 Outro #weatherchannel #weatheronthego #winter #winterstorm
 
Cardinal

Cardinal

Chickministrator
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Huge Arctic Blast Coming

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPZPHPgnMMg

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A HUGE arctic blast of cold air is coming to parts of the United States later this week, and it will continue into early December. This could also bring a few rounds of snow to parts of the United States.

0:00 Intro
0:44 Weekend SNOW
3:29 HUGE Arctic Blast
6:43 BIG Snowstorm Next Week?
9:41 Early December Outlook
11:23 Outro
 
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Publius

TB Fanatic
The last few days much talk from YouTube forecasters about the coming arctic blast and we just had a short cold spell here in West Virginia and even seen some mixed weather (snow) I was running the wood stove for a few days and just today brought more firewood up to the house to replace what I used and then some.
 
Cardinal

Cardinal

Chickministrator
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In this forecast, we are breaking down A HUGE weather pattern change that is coming around Thanksgiving, that will bring an arctic blast to the United States! Additionally, a storm will bring some severe weather and snow this week. Find the latest details of the weather across the United States in our latest weather forecast.




View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELYTVR6Hmks

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AlaskaSue

AlaskaSue

North to the Future
Had a winter warning in my AO a couple days ago (must've been a new guy). It snowed a bunch, then the wind howled for days at -10 to -15 ambient...I don’t bother with wind chill. :p

More to follow for the next half-year, with no melting of accumulation (barring a warm chinook or two) plus relentlessly cold and dark. So, winter as usual and I’ll avoid belaboring that with y’all.

Still worth it! <3 Y’all be snug and warm, safe and blessed!
 
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summerthyme

Administrator
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Yeah... we're seeing early warnings for "multiple feet" of snow...lake effect off Lake Ontario.

It will depend on the wind direction... a couple degrees difference (straight west wind, instead of north-west) and well get a couple inches, and 25 miles north, they'll have 4 feet.

Today is crystal clear, blue sky and chilly. After 40s and inches of rain over the past week, we'll take it!

Summerthyme
 
greysage

greysage

319 feet above see level
Been sun and rain since the weekend here in northwest New England. Guessing the recent rain has dampened our mild drought and no-burning notices.

Supposed to be a wintry mix with a possible of an inch accumulation for Thanksgiving.

Fine with me because it may just be rain and no accumulation.

Sunny and 40F on Friday, which is when we are doing our get-together.

Now I have to decide whether I'm heading out into the pre-holiday melee to pick up a few THC infused soda-pops.
 
medic38572

medic38572

TB Fanatic
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXboowWZ65E

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️ Thanksgiving Holiday Weather Update | Marginal Risk & Northern Snow A MARGINAL risk of severe storms is forecast across portions of the Southeast and Carolinas this Thanksgiving, while winter weather impacts the Northern tier. Breaking down the timing and threats: Wednesday Night/Early Thursday: Marginal risk MS/AL/FL Panhandle Isolated strong storms possible Limited tornado/wind/hail potential Thanksgiving Day: Marginal risk continues for Southeast/Carolinas Scattered strong storms possible Main window: late morning-afternoon Best organization potential GA to Carolinas Winter Weather: 4-8" snow Northern Appalachians through Friday 4-8" Upper Michigan/Northern Lower Michigan Winter driving impacts for holiday travelers Temperature Changes: Arctic air diving south behind the front Major cool down for Southern Plains/Gulf Coast Texas temps dropping from 15-25° above average Detailed analysis of model trends and timing in today's video. Stay weather aware if traveling!
 
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Thinwater

Firearms Manufacturer
It went from the high 80s into the low 50s in FL last week. I thought I was going to freeze to death. Every house in the city that has a fireplace fired it up and it was smokey outside. It looks like we may actually get some winter this year, I am not liking that. Hurricanes, no problem, cold, nope.
 
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Select

Senior Member
desertvet2 said:
We better not get any snow until I get my brand new tractor back from the dealer.

Hydraulic leak from the transmission.
They most likely have to split the tractor to fix it. Won't get to working on it till next week...maybe.

They picked it up last week.

A little pissed, I am.

72,000 dollars
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OK, you can't just drop a "I have a brand new tractor nugget" without giving us the details... Out with it! Pics, HP, implements, et all
 
Cardinal

Cardinal

Chickministrator
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Max Velocity
In this forecast, we are breaking down a Thanksgiving Winter Storm that will bring more SNOW than initially expected, as the trough will intensify over the day today. Additionally, a significant lake effect snow event is shaping up, which could bring some areas up to 60"+ of snow by next week. Find the latest details of the weather across the United States in our latest weather forecast.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZALZ2NkBap4


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Cacheman

Cacheman

Veteran Member
Lake effect snow closes I-90 in New York, this was in the weather forecast several days in advance so there was no reason for anyone to be stranded.

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1000+ People stranded from winter storm in New York - Ripley, NY - Lake Effect snow - I90 - Drone​

A massive Lake Effect Snow event is underway along the shores of Lake Erie. Feet of snow has fallen with much more on the way. Shots of cars stuck, semi trucks jacknifed shutting down I-90 at the #newyork state line. #eriepennsylvania buried in snow with cars sliding on icy roads. Night shots are from #ohio. #drone #video #aerial of accidents and cars being pulled out or buried in #snow

The #snowfall will continue into next week with projected totals in excess of 5 feet in some areas.



 
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summerthyme

Administrator
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So... that video was taken about 40 miles northwest of our old farm. Currently, we're living about 60 miles south of Watertown, NY... which is getting DOUBLE the inches per hour shown in that video!

In each case, if the wind direction changes a couple degrees towards the south, we're in the bullseye. The best illustration of that was about 10 years ago, when our little town made national news getting 63" of snow in 24 hours!

Summerthyme
 
Meemur

Meemur

Voice on the Prairie
We had occasional light snow flurries in Central Iowa, not even a dusting. But it's in the teens with a light breeze. I have shifted to wearing winter gear, but my body isn't ready for the cold, yet. It takes about a week for me to get used to it. The late fall, where it went into the 80s, really threw me off.
 
thompson

thompson

Certa Bonum Certamen
SouthernBreeze said:
It was 21* here last night.
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brrrrr!

It occasionally will dip that low for a night or two here (and has occasionally snowed several inches), and I lived in the Midwest for many years where it sometimes gets below 0 for days at a stretch for the daytime high. I've never liked any part of winter, whether it's the cold, the snow/ice storms, etc. I know it gets hot as blazes here in TX and it's off-putting to a lot of people, but I'd still choose a prolonged heat spell over prolonged cold any day. Been that way my whole life.
 
energy_wave

energy_wave

Has No Life - Lives on TB
My town uses small pick up trucks with plows to move snow. The town board fired the top maintenance man a few days ago and the guy who worked with him also quit, so no crew. They put a friend of a board member in charge. Great time to have no knowledgeable workers ready. No one was plowing to keep up. They must think it's a 9 to 5 job. Snow built up in feet and they can't move it with small plows. Now the town had to hire a hi-lift to clear our streets for fire and rescue. Stupid dam people.
 
SouthernBreeze

SouthernBreeze

Has No Life - Lives on TB
thompson said:
brrrrr!

It occasionally will dip that low for a night or two here (and has occasionally snowed several inches), and I lived in the Midwest for many years where it sometimes gets below 0 for days at a stretch for the daytime high. I've never liked any part of winter, whether it's the cold, the snow/ice storms, etc. I know it gets hot as blazes here in TX and it's off-putting to a lot of people, but I'd still choose a prolonged heat spell over prolonged cold any day. Been that way my whole life.
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That's me. I'll take the heat down here any day over the bitter cold. It's not unusual for us to have 20* temps here in the winter. 20's at night and 40's in the daytime. We usually get a lot of rain in the winter, too. Rain and 40's with a wind chill just makes my bones hurt. I don't go out, unless it's necessary. I'm just not wired for cold weather.
 
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