Isopycnic

0.69”

WTForecast

Sleet b!tches.

Found elsewhere.

JIweeniewx.

“Suru Saha, a union steward at the Environmental Modeling Center in College Park, Md., said the main impact has been on the National Weather Service’s new global forecast model, which was scheduled to go live in February but will surely be delayed because of the shutdown. But in the meantime, the current Global Forecast System — or the GFS — the United States' premier weather model, is running poorly, and there’s no one on duty to fix it. “ -Angela Fritz https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2019/01/07/national-weather-service-is-open-your-forecast-is-worse-because-shutdown/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.8e077a25ee84

A tropical storm warning and then a severe thunderstorm warning for the “stinger jet” is what we received up here.

Its here!!!

It’s almost here!!!!!! Summer going out with a bang.

Stolen from internets...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane_Danny_(1997) Due to a front behind the system, Danny unusually strengthened to a tropical storm over North Carolina on July 24. This rare phenomenon occurred due to interaction with a developing trough and its associated baroclinic zone.[1][2] Danny entered the Atlantic Ocean, north of the North Carolina-Virginia border, near Virginia Beach. It quickly reached a secondary peak of 60 miles per hour (100 km/h), and continued rapidly northeastward towards the waters of the Atlantic.

Lower dewpoints may get pulled in behind “Michael”.

Here’s something to look contemplate until our first snow event is 14 days away.

Were reeling this in! At 288hr

Indeed!

There’s hope in the 324hr range on the 06zgfs.

I like this prediction. I’d also add a ice storm in the Dec 3-9 timeframe.

Looks like another backdrop front next weekend (10/5) but no relief from humidity on the horizon according to the 06z gfs.

I’m just hoping for a glimmer of hope to see a continental airmass and not this subtropical soup.

This looks refreshing.... and way to far of.

Ugh.