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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.
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Hopefully we torch until just before Thanksgiving.
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While storm quality has lacked some, we’ve had very few fish storms. Almost everything that’s developed so far has hit land.
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Still need to watch the tropics around mid month.
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It looks pretty healthy to me.
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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.
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12Z PARA GEFS still really likes the idea of a system on either side of Florida around mid month.
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Still early but at least for now, path looks similar to Felix.
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It's there on the ensembles.
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Just for schits and giggles
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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.
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Double trouble part deuce?
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Coming up on the 10th anniversary of my favorite March storm of all time.
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lol
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Tracking The 3”+ Heavy Rainfall Events Since 2010
NJwx85 replied to bluewave's topic in New York City Metro
Had almost 5” of rain in Mahwah for the 11/2-11/3 storm. -
What Type Of Extreme Storm Will Make Headlines This October?
NJwx85 replied to bluewave's topic in New York City Metro
PA tornado outbreak? -
What Type Of Extreme Storm Will Make Headlines This October?
NJwx85 replied to bluewave's topic in New York City Metro
"Shaking felt thousands of miles away, devastation from Boston to DC as 8.0 magnitude Earthquake strikes along the Ramapo fault in NJ" -
Is @HurricaneJosh still over in that region? If so, might as well hope over to Taiwan for the next one.
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He hasn’t posted anything on Twitter or Facebook for roughly seven hours. He said he was about to lose all connectivity and he was still well outside the eyewall. Probably one of his most dangerous chases ever given the remote location and intensity.
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Tracking The 3”+ Heavy Rainfall Events Since 2010
NJwx85 replied to bluewave's topic in New York City Metro
DIX destroyed OKX this time around. -
It's really annoying that KDIX is down again.
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With the clocks going back this weekend we're really going to start dropping into the doldrums of late Autumn. We've been lucky that it's been a relatively dry and mild Autumn so far, however that looks to change, at least somewhat moving ahead. I'm playing golf on Saturday afternoon in an attempt to hold onto the last gasps of outdoor activities. So we're three weeks away from Thanksgiving and about 7 1/2 weeks away from Christmas, and then we start turning the corner as days begin getting longer once again. It will be a slow few weeks in January, especially if the Southeast ridge returns, which I strongly favor in my thinking. After that it's two weeks for pitchers and catchers, the Daytona 500 and away we go as the long awaited first signs of Spring begin to emerge. It's always a great feeling that first day in late March when you can open up the windows and breathe in the fresh air after being cooped up for the previous 14 weeks or so. I love snow as much as anyone, but I have no use for cold. And the older I get, the more and more I hate the Winter. I take solace in knowing that legitimate Winter in these parts is usually no more than a 12 week affair, and hopefully this year it will be even less.
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Cold Winters are overrated and no guarantee for a Snowy season. How many times in recent history have we been stuck under the cold and dry PV while areas to the South and East got pounded with storm after storm? Plus who doesn't like breaking out the shorts for a few days in Mid-February? I love snow just as much as the next person, but I have no use for cold and dry.
