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Early March threats - Mar 1st-8th Period


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I've got 12-15 footers and near marginal gales at this range already for the Friday morning tide. One thing that anomalous easterly flow tells me is that we're going to build quite the sea state over the course of several days.

 I know scituate pounds on NE winds.......revere and nantasket as well.  i wonder how nahant does i can get there pretty easily  

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I've got 12-15 footers and near marginal gales at this range already for the Friday morning tide. One thing that anomalous easterly flow tells me is that we're going to build quite the sea state over the course of several days.
Long fetch storms are always beach eaters. Tides are 10.5 at Boston which is not super high but not low either.
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Man the coast is going to take a battering regardless of qpf, this could be a prolific western long island sound flooding event with many tide cycles of easterly winds, no way for that water to escape, could be WCS.  Just brutal.

 

Eh, astro tides are low. Widespread minor or maybe spot moderate?

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So what are the model trends and do we believe them? Do we see a continued trend for more northern stream involvement and also a piece of the ULL east of Maine to break off into this thing in later runs as we draw closer? Has the euro trended in these directions? I'm no model expert either and I don't have pictures of past runs, but in short I do believe those are two trends that could continue to help bring this storm further north. Hopefully the euro shows these trends continuing. If not we toss everything but the euro lol 

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Eh, astro tides are low. Widespread minor or maybe spot moderate?

When I was taking that video last week, first thing that struck me was the dunes were gone, the sand is gone........totally naked and exposed here, ev even moderate will flood.  Can only speak for this area, not others, the fact that most of our beach faces due east does not help and is one of the reasons we lost so many homes due to surge and wave action.

 

Meh.

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yeah, i have thru 96h and the .75" line goes from westerly to portsmouth,nh

i forgot how long this system would be effecting us (potentially)!

 

as will posted 18z gefs 1.0 from portsmouth to newport ri.

 

.5 from like bangor to mt. wash SSW to MPM down  to just west of HFD

 

look pretty much identical to me wrt qpf w the big exception being N Nj , nyc W ct about 1/3 to 1/4 less qpf

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Well should be a fun two days of model watching. Certainly a bit of an eyebrow raiser here.

 

 

I'll be pretty shocked if we don't see much better agreement with the 0z or at least a realization of a clear trend.  But be it as it may this winter the Euro will probably go NW, the GFS SE, the GGEM will become a cutter and the NAM will cutoff over Ohio.

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