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<\/a><\/p>\nThe future radar from the HRRR shows this action well and even keeps some snow showers and flurries going into Saturday morning across the east and southeast into Saturday morning…<\/p>\n
Wind chills Friday night into Saturday are down there, especially Saturday morning. That’s when wind chills flirt with the upper teens in some areas…<\/p>\n Temps remain below normal into early next week before jumping up for the second half of the week into next weekend. That’s ahead of what appears to be a nice sized storm system arriving at some point Thanksgiving week. The models go back and forth with how big, but they all have it in some form or fashion…<\/p>\n We continue to see that blocky pattern setting up shop beyond Thanksgiving Week and likely intensifying into December. If you’re a regular here at KWC, you guys know I’ve been talking about this for a long time and now others are jumping on board with this potential.<\/p>\n The extended models such as the EURO Weeklies are now out through December 27th and have a really nice looking pattern for cold and snow in our part of the world. The Control Run of the EURO Weeklies is a single model run and is showing a heck of a 30 day average for winter lovers…<\/p>\n The EURO Weeklies are made up of 101 different members so you get more of a smoothed out look than the single run above. Still, this is a healthy look for that same 30 day average…<\/p>\n The weeklies continue to show an increedibly consistent look with the blocking across Canada into the Arctic and the trough underneath in our region. This animation shows the day by day look from Thanksgiving week through December 27th…<\/p>\n Given that look, it’s also locking in on plenty of early season snow chances…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n