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tiger_deF

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  1. Near Boston the winds have finally picked up from nothing to 15-20 and light bands of rain are moving in
  2. Now that Isaias is moving out would you all say this busted under, over, or roughly as predicted?
  3. Sun is back out near Boston but radar is indicating the line of storms in RI might rotate north to us
  4. Sun has been out at points a few miles west of Boston
  5. New Jersey has over 400,000 out of power which equates to roughly 1 million people
  6. Doesn't seem to be any more information than that
  7. New Jersey power outages just jumped over 75k in 10 minutes
  8. The presentation on radar is actually pretty impressive for a hybrid system that has been on land for 14 hours
  9. Numerous areas around coastal Delaware are reporting gusts near or at 60 MPH
  10. NW of Boston we got some fantastic 2-3 inch an hour rates, storm total around 15"
  11. Good stuff is still hours away here in Boston, jealous of all you weenies.
  12. Finally started snowing in Boston, around .5". Went from light to moderate fast
  13. Here near Boston we have a trace down and light snow
  14. Up here in Arlington near Boston it hasn't started snowing yet, still torching at 37 degrees but the wind is starting to pick up
  15. Just waiting for the GFS and if that shoe drops then onto Monday
  16. Failure and disappoint eloped and had a baby out of wedlock on the top of melt mountain
  17. If this storm really does bust low majorly then this winter is a solid F- in my book. Never seen so many storms go wrong at the last minute
  18. if the system doesn't chase convection and stacks correctly the NAM will bust big-time
  19. our storm in hour 9 of the NAM seems to have phasing issues? I'm not sure, the whole transition is bizzare and doesn't really represent what's going on on satellite, not as organized
  20. Just in the first frame of the NAM you can already see that it's placed the feature inside of Tennessee as the dominant low for now, where before it had the low right off the coast
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