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Climate and extended global models show a major southeast snowstorm along the I-20 corridor December 1st, 2023.
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Winter Weather 2023-2024
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Tomcats Forever!
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Just curious, where do you see that?
KevinH
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Did you create this thread just so you could say this? Lol
TheSuckZone
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Just gonna live vicariously in this thread as the heat dome settles back over us in the Central US 
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You're not alone. Gonna be 106 here today and tomorrowJust gonna live vicariously in this thread as the heat dome settles back over us in the Central US
It is supposed to be the first day under 100 degrees since July here around Austin. That pseudo front gave us a really good shower last night.
notsoencrypted
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An inch? Yes, yes, definitely.
KevinH
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Is this still showing up around this time frame?
Timhsv
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8-1 are great for the East this winter
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KevinH
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Crap!Oh yeah!
TheSuckZone
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80 MPH + severe T-storm winds Tuesday night and in a Freeze Warning tonight. Wild stuff
Weatherphreak
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Doesn’t El Niño usually promote gulf lows? Gulf Lows are money for snow in the SE. hopefully we don’t get a cold snap like we had last Christmas.
KevinH
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Just saw this:
www.foxweather.com
'Historically strong' El Nino winter possible with good chance of it lasting through spring, NOAA says
NOAA's Climate Prediction Center already announced that the world is in for a "strong" El Niño winter, and on Thursday, the CPC announced a 30% chance of experiencing a "historically strong" event.
www.foxweather.com
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An early Polar Vortex Disruption Event is coming, with a strong Cold Weather pattern change across Canada and the United States
A Polar Vortex disruption event is developing and will bring a strong Cold air outbreak across Canada and the United States
www.severe-weather.eu
This is an interesting article about the potential for a polar vortex disruption.
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Gotta wonder if this will spark severe weather ahead of the surge. Temps running in the low 70s immediately ahead of the cold surge. 89 Huntsville tornado had temps go from 70s to snow and 30s the next day.An early Polar Vortex Disruption Event is coming, with a strong Cold Weather pattern change across Canada and the United States
A Polar Vortex disruption event is developing and will bring a strong Cold air outbreak across Canada and the United States
This is an interesting article about the potential for a polar vortex disruption.
Well I almost verified my "yes" answer this past weekend, but not quite here. Upper low pivoted right over northern Utah, and the faintest bit of warm air wrapped into the center of it so it was 2-3 degrees warmer in my area/Ogden than it was further south in the SLC area and Provo area. Most of the valleys down there picked up 1-4", we were left with 35 degrees and steady rain here, with just a few snow showers on the backside.
Decent chance of verifying my yes answer this weekend though.
Decent chance of verifying my yes answer this weekend though.
Winter Weather Advisory here for the valleys for 4-8" over the next couple days. Significantly more in the mountains, 2-3' expected, possibly higher in locations that are favorable for WNW flow.
Could get more than 8" in the valleys if the temperatures allow Saturday night into Sunday, but it looks like in the valleys it'll warm up enough to turn to rain.