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The first major Arctic air mass of the year will push into the northern Plains early to mid next week. Most of Canada will also be much, much colder than it has been. Check temperatures in Calgary next week and see what I mean. Overall, a stormy and much cooler weather pattern for the nation next week, but the major cold air will hold up in the northern Plains and Upper Midwest. In agreements with our thoughts from Wednesday, the cold air will NOT blast into the East and South next week, and it will remain mild in these areas. The weather will continue to be stormy in the longer range and turning gradually colder. I believe the MRF is still too mild looking in early December, but I still don't believe any major cold reaches the East Coast or the Deep South before December 5. After that, I continue with my thoughts that overall, cold weather will overwhelm much of the nation east of the Rockies after December 5 and by December 15. I still cannot tell how cold or any of the details as it is still a long way off. I am basing my thoughts more on the European model here as it SHOULD do better in this weather pattern. Earth Sat seems reasonable in their 6 to 10 today, but in my opinion, it will probably turn out to be colder in the 11 to 15 day across the Plains and Midwest than they are showing. Dave 281.379.1376 832.524.0468
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