Anticipated change in November
Most of us recognize November as a big transition month weatherwise, and despite a string of very mild winters, we would be wise to anticipate certain changes. Such as:
-Lower freezing levels in the atmosphere that increase chances for frozen precipitation (snow), and lower the decks of clouds above us, more stratoform (layered) in nature.
-Ice forming on inland lakes, and soils beginning to freeze.
-More visible bird migrations.
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-Generally increasing strength in wind speeds.
-First episodes of wind chill conditions.
-Increased frequency of fog and cloudy conditions.
-More mornings of scraping off the car windshield.
-Onset of Seasonal Affected Disorder (SAD) for some.
-Putting your winter safety kit together and leaving it in the car