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NJwx85

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  1. It's been on the radar for a week already. It's going to probably come down to how progressive the big trough coming out of the Rockies is.
  2. It would be nice if we held onto a Summery feel for at least the month of September. Especially since our Winters have been so back loaded as of late.
  3. Hopefully we torch until just before Thanksgiving.
  4. While storm quality has lacked some, we’ve had very few fish storms. Almost everything that’s developed so far has hit land.
  5. Still need to watch the tropics around mid month.
  6. The center was partially missed by the latest ASCAT pass, but from what we can see, it does appear to have a closed circulation on the Eastern side.
  7. 12Z PARA GEFS still really likes the idea of a system on either side of Florida around mid month.
  8. Still early but at least for now, path looks similar to Felix.
  9. And my initial point was that NY is no more special than any other highly densely populated area in the country. Chicago experiences the same forecasting criticisms as us with snow and severe. Same goes for every other big city. LA would too if they actually had more than 2 seasons.
  10. The models lost the big rains for today three days ago.
  11. New Jersey is the most densely populated state in the country.
  12. It was a bust, especially considering we were in a day 2 enhanced risk with hatched probabilities.
  13. The 12z GFS operational may have lost the big tropical threat towards the middle of September but it's still alive and well on the ensembles. Big -NAO signal as well.
  14. It's tough to get a lot of activity in here when you have a positively tilted trough with a closed ULL over Western Kentucky. If we had something to amplify the flow we would have had a soaking. I haven't looked at the Euro yet, but the only model left that brings in decent rains tomorrow is the 12z RGEM and even that is going to be hit or miss.
  15. Just for schits and giggles
  16. The signal is there for a late recurve, and it's a bit more concerning than usual. I feel like I've seen this before. Not sure if this is the GFS picking up on extra-tropical transition and a spreading out of the wind field? Or if this is just typical of pole-ward moving hurricanes gradually weakening under decreasing SST.
  17. If we get anything today it's probably going to be isolated. For starters, storms are currently in progress near I-80 in PA and Eastern Ohio. MCS's almost always dive Southeastward, so based on current observations, severe activity is probably limited to areas South of Philly and primarily more towards the Baltimore to DC corridor.
  18. An MCS is building to the West of Mansfield. The NAM brings that’s through here in about 6 hours. Even the 3k NAM is poorly representing current activity.
  19. The 18z 3k NAM has two lines moving through the area, one around 00z and the next one at 06z. The line moving through CT smacks Suffolk.
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