Hoosier
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I don't think the average person is looking at the GFS runs, but the issue was that it was weighted into the NHC forecasts and gave folks farther down the coast a false sense of security. One thing I wish the media outlets would stop doing is showing the center line on the cone. That happens all the time.
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You know winter is on the way when buckeye returns!
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Fall 2022 Medium/Long Range Discussion
Hoosier replied to Chicago Storm's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
Yeah, looks brutally boring for a while. -
Someone doin work in the main thread.
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Wasn't it performing better than the Euro earlier on?
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Agree that a 30" storm is doable in Chicago. We have seen it in other spots in the sub. And yeah, would probably need all of those factors or at least no more than 1 of them missing.
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Average low is listed at 47. The Aurora site is one of the best in Illinois at radiational cooling.
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Which unfortunately makes a triple digit death toll plausible. Let's hope it's not multiple hundreds.
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I'd argue that we are seeing a trend toward higher precip amounts in tropical systems. That doesn't mean it will happen with every storm, but the frequency of absurd rainfall totals seems to be increasing.
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Aurora got down to 31.
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The Drudge site can be loltastic sometimes when something big is going on. A couple years ago there was literally nothing else on there when it was about to hit the fan with covid.
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Interesting and timely. Thanks for posting.
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I have nothing to back this up scientifically but it seems as if local wx is so boring like 90% of the time when a hurricane is making landfall in the CONUS.
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He's lucky it wasn't airborne.
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This is not necessarily important for GA/SC yet, but the farther eastward it goes, the faster it gets back over water and the more time it would have over water before the next landfall.
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I think one of the things that's going to be said about this for Florida is how bad it was, and it didn't even landfall near Tampa or Miami.
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A prime example of something being technically true and brazen asshattery.
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I do think some people probably developed too much tunnel vision on Tampa. But that is why you always monitor latest forecasts for potential changes and also why it's prudent to evacuate a larger area than what may be needed in hindsight.
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That's the spirit.
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Some of it (maybe a lot) is just an extension of politics. I have no doubt there are certain people in this thread who wouldn't care if hundreds of Floridians die from this.
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Look at how big Sandy was. I saw winds over 60 mph and 20+ foot waves on Lake Michigan for crying out loud. Ian is a girlie man storm by comparison
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Hopefully Sandysurvivor graces us with an appearance before all is said and done.
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It'll be a candidate with the rain and wind. They had the 90-100+ mph gusts in Charley, but Ian looks to produce a helluva lot more rain.
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Yeah, can't remember his name. It's like UCGS blah blah or something like that.
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Look people, Michael Myers wouldn't appreciate people spelling his last name wrong. I'm sure the residents of Ft Myers don't appreciate it either.
