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  • Birthday 11/16/1980

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    Methuen, MA, 154' ASL 30 mi N of Boston
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  1. 40/70 Benchmark
    I would also be careful with the very linear line of thought that there can't be any pattern deviation because it's so east based.
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    My postulation is basin-wide/hybrid forcing for that reason...like 1957 and 1965, but warmer.
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    @LibertyBellhas the record for most quotes in one response.
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    You are viewing a monthly mean, which is important considering any potential pattern change around that time...but I see some decent ridging out west.
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    No, the risk is not properly conveying an adequate sense of urgency concerning a landfalling hurricane. No one but we weather dorks cares if max sustained winds occur a mile off of the beaches, but the much larger deal is if significantly higher winds and surge than anticipated were to occur.
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    Catskills should do well.
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    Strong forecast. https://forecastmaven.com/forecasts/easternmassweather/hurricane-isaias-landfall-accurately-forecast/ Hurricane Isaias Landfall Accurately Forecast Timing Slightly too Slow The center of the rapidly degrading eye of Hurricane Isaias crossed the coast near Destin, FL with 105MPH maximum sustained winds at about 930PM EDT. This was precisely as forecast in the Final Call issued this afternoon in terms of landfall locale and intensity, but the timing was about 1.5 hours faster than 11PM EDT forecast. Although the landfall intensity needed to be adjusted upwards slightly in the Final Call issued earlier today, the Destin, FL locale was consistent since First Call on Wednesday. Final Grade: A
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    I wonder if I hit my max surge mark of 10'? Killed it on LF locale and intensity. ...should be a quick post-mortem.
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    Post less, sleep more
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    I think it will become more evenly distributed...I do agree that the EURO is overdoing the westward shift, as all guidance has been.
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    I was not, nor do I deny CC.
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    I'm talking 3 months from now.
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    Heh...DT jumping on the "Second half Modoki" train....that is an exaggeration, but as I have ben saying, it will erode from the east, which will allow for more conducive mid seasonal flip.
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    Matt is a helluva writer...does baseball and weather.
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