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  1. SnoSki14
    Too far north to get into the rains but too far south to escape the clouds
  2. SnoSki14
    Correct so if it happens to be near normal, that's still much warmer than a decade ago.
  3. SnoSki14
    It's ramping up now. Large CDO structure developing and wrapping around
  4. SnoSki14
    Given how fast it'll be moving north tomorrow, there's going to be some very strong winds on the east side. Tremendous surge potential even if it doesn't get stronger than a Cat 2.
  5. SnoSki14
    This is not going to rapidly intensify, it's far too big. I doubt it'll be much stronger than 100-105mph.
  6. SnoSki14
    This could be more impactful than the strong Cat 4-5 hits as of late. It's all about the size when it comes to tropical systems and this one is huge.
  7. SnoSki14
    Given its size it'll be tough to get much stronger. I'm skeptical it'll even get that strong. Maybe more Ike like
  8. SnoSki14
    Blanket statements like that mean nothing.
  9. SnoSki14
    Models wildly shifting run to run in under 4 days. No consistency whatsoever
  10. SnoSki14
    Since it's been so dry it probably means we'll get like 20" of rain in a 2-3 day timeframe
  11. SnoSki14
    It has another low developing, not sure I buy it. New GFS has gotten wetter. A very difficult pattern to forecast
  12. SnoSki14
    Unless a full scale pattern change occurs, aka PDO flips, it will always be disappointing. The only hope is for brief mismatch intervals.
  13. SnoSki14
    GFS got much wetter
  14. SnoSki14
    We might onshore flow our way into a near normal month.
  15. SnoSki14
    Need the high to trend a bit weaker to avoid suppression
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