Arctic outbreak poised to demolish records , usher in snow unusually far to the south

[Spike n Ree]

https://www.accuweather.com/en/winte...e-south/835226

Arctic outbreak poised to demolish records, usher in snow unusually far to the south

By Alex Sosnowski, AccuWeather senior meteorologist
Published Oct. 21, 2020 1:30 PM

[KingsX]

Amarillo is in the northern Texas panhandle.

Here in the Dallas area the forecast is mid-40s low to mid-50s high. It's not unusual to get a cold spell right before Halloween. Last year we got an unusual first freeze a month early at Halloween.

[cptmidnight]

https://www.accuweather.com/en/winte...e-south/835226

Arctic outbreak poised to demolish records, usher in snow unusually far to the south

By Alex Sosnowski, AccuWeather senior meteorologist
Published Oct. 21, 2020 1:30 PM

We did get 7 inches of snow here in Minneapolis 2 days ago. Earlier than I can remember in my lifetime. I plan on driving by the paid-protester tent camp in north Minneapolis to see how they are faring lol. Nothing gets rid of the riff-raff faster than cold weather.

Hoping for a quiet fall-winter here with the rest of the frozen chosen. Its time for another city to take the lead in idiocy for a while.

[KingsX]

In 2018 the last freeze here was early February!

I want a repeat of that!

[Powder]

In 2018 the last freeze here was early February!

I want a repeat of that!

Having lived in ET many years a long time ago, I long for those mild winters, but don't miss the murderous summer heat/humidity.

Last freeze up here this year was mid-May.

[KingsX]

Having lived in ET many years a long time ago, I long for those mild winters, but don't miss the murderous summer heat/humidity.

Last freeze up here this year was mid-May.

The dead of summer here in the South is like dead of winter in the North... people mostly stay where it's temperature-controlled.

The difference is... we don't have to shovel heat!

And in the dead of summer, I can leave the house anytime I want and not worry about icy roads.