After talking about it for days, former Typhoon Nuri is ‘bombing out’ over the Bering Sea this morning, said to have a CP of 924mb which breaks the old record of 925mb set in Dutch Harbour back in Oct ’77. This is forcing a staggering height rise over the arctic, splitting the polar vortex and by doing so, a branch of the main vortex is set to pile drive the coldest air in the hemisphere south into the United States.
This could be a top 5 early/mid November cold outbreak for the US!
Yesterday

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Check out these off the scale height rises over the arctic region with a chunk of the PV present over the Lower 48!

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Ahead of the major cold outbreak, we’re talking about a MAJOR early season snowstorm across the Northern Tier!

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Latest GFS snow chart through 120 hours.

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ECMWF

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Weather Channel’s snow forecast!

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Then here comes the arctic air!
Both ECMWF drive surface pressure to around 1050mb with this high!

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ECMWF

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This will deliver the coldest air yet and probably one of the coldest early/mid November cold blasts in many years!

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How Cold?
Expect 15-30 below normal WIDESPREAD down the Rockies and Plains this week.
-20s expected over Montana and Wyoming.
2-metre temp
Tue AM

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Wed AM

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Thu AM

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Below 0 Friday AM in the Twin Cities?

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See video for discussion!
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