I said as much earlier - I have no clue what I'm talking about, but that's my gut feeling as well.
Then again, all it takes is one tropical shower/storm and we get 1" in 30 minutes, so there's that.
EJ is also incredibly smart and knows what he's talking about- I think the thing about him is, he is a true weenie at heart that likes "big game" weather. If he gets a sense that the threat of a big game is diminishing, he moves on. Sometimes he might end up looking foolish but way more often he's on to something.
LOL, some New York weenie talked smack on Newman about rain totals in the Catskills a few hours ago, only to find out that Newman was right (of course) and said weenie was wrong...
Great writeup, I have vivid memory of every route that I traveled that night (and the following day) only to come across flooded roadways. It took me just under 2 hours the next morning to make what is normally 20 minutes to get to work. I'll never forget Lee.
Yes, it does look like with the earlier timing it's getting captured and tugged west, which makes sense. A weaker AND slower storm will (should) track further east.
I've read a lot of opinions on Henri from mets to weenies, all saying that a stronger storm will mean a west track, a weaker storm will be further east. Models today are insistent on a farther west track but are depicting a weaker storm despite that.
15.11" to be exact in my gauge from Lee. Wednesday was my birthday, went out for dinner with my wife and didn't make it home that night. I had 10.62" fell here on that day.
Mmmm, this is such a loaded comment that could spark a very longwinded and probably not asked for response. Let's just say that yes, you are right, and yes, we're probably thinking a lot of the same things...
I hadn't heard that. I'm shocked at learning this. Here I thought he was on track as a model citizen and inspiration for tomorrow's football legends.
That could not have been said more sarcastically.