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<\/p>\nGood Saturday, folks. It’s a flat out awesome first full weekend of November as temps flirt with record highs over the next couple of days. As all this is happening, the overall pattern across the country is going back toward the extreme as a tropical system hits Florida and a blizzard hits the northern Rockies.<\/p>\n
Let’s kick this post off by talking about the warm temps. Highs are in the 70s through Monday and we will flirt with records at a few locations. Soak. It. Up.<\/p>\n
Tropical Depression\/Storm ETA is churning toward Cuba and will work into south Florida by late Sunday or early Monday. From there, this storm likely gets into the far eastern Gulf of Mexico and slows down. Here’s the latest from the National Hurricane Center…<\/p>\n
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The updated Hurricane Models…<\/p>\n
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The operational models continue to show up differently with how they handle ETA and the overall pattern. The EURO is much wetter for us with the first front moving in here for Tuesday and Wednesday, with a bigger system behind it finally picking up ETA…<\/p>\n
That’s a pretty wet look around here and that’s a nice shot of cold at the end of the run.<\/p>\n The GFS has a similar look initially before diverging with how it handles ETA and the system behind it…<\/p>\n The Canadian Model has more of a EURO look to it…<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/11\/EURO-10.gif\")
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