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  1. tiger_deF
    Frankly I think we already have tropical storm Fiona. Considering how dry the mid-level environment is around TD 7 and the effects of westerly shear, there's a robust core with intense hot towers, as well as signs of nascant banding.
  2. tiger_deF
    The collapse of the convection to the left and dramatic blowup of convection tonight has made 96L look 10x better
  3. tiger_deF
    Convection is sporadic, but this is by far the best 850 mb vorticity 91L has displayed so far. This system is absolutely consolidating, and it looks to have quite the fetch. This could work against it in the long run if dry air becomes entrained, but this system has the potential to be a formidable hurricane.
  4. tiger_deF
    It's organization is dramatically improving as well, here's 6 hours ago vs now
  5. tiger_deF
    That's just an ugly trend for the hyped wave coming off of Africa. At least our lemon in the MDR is looking marginally more robust
  6. tiger_deF
    Oh look, the operational GFS trended even weaker with both waves and pushed the timeframe of the actual TC back. What a surprise... Feels like mid-July
  7. tiger_deF
    This is not an incredibly scientific analysis, but it seems that over the past several weeks waves have come off Africa and languished between 20-30W, with no sustained forward motion cutting through the SAL. The monsoon trough has been fairly active but it almost seems as if vorticities have strung out in an area of disturbed weather rather than punching through as an AOI.
  8. tiger_deF
    I'm definitely concerned that every time the development time frame for a system has pushed below 100 hours, the models have dropped it. Happened to the wave before the one at 25W, happening to the current wave, and may happen to the one behind it. Still very dry out there, and every wave coming off of Africa has been stripped of convection by 35-40W. If this doesn't change soon we could see a season bust of epic proportions.
  9. tiger_deF
    Curving to the left in the last few frames
  10. tiger_deF
    Looks like an active pattern ahead in the tropics
  11. tiger_deF
    0z GFS going nuts
  12. tiger_deF
    I can't tell if the board is stuck in early season or late season blues, that this middling circulation is the most exciting thing we've been able to track in over a month.
  13. tiger_deF
    Given how bearish the board is I was suprised to see our AOI off of Africa looking pretty healthy
  14. tiger_deF
    Impressive convective pattern
  15. tiger_deF
    Heaviest snow of the day here in Arlington, been shoveling for an hour and there is easily 3 inches of snow on the stairs I shoveled first
  16. tiger_deF
    How many more hours of heavy snow are we in for in Boston?
  17. tiger_deF
    Even if the low is fairly displaced to the East, I'm really hoping we get at least some sort of capture, which would make this storm go from a monster SE snowstorm to a historic one
  18. tiger_deF
    This is shaping to either be a complete bust for the models, of a complete bust for many snowfall maps
  19. tiger_deF
    HRRR for +1 at 14z vs HRRR for +1 now at 20z
  20. tiger_deF
    How's our low pressure system down South looking?
  21. tiger_deF
    GfS looks deeper, and doesn't really trend much through 18h
  22. tiger_deF
    We should really have a nowcast thread so we can observe the development of the low and any possible signs of two lows developing
  23. tiger_deF
    West shift on the medium range HRRR
  24. tiger_deF
    If this starts trending East on the next GFS run we know why
  25. tiger_deF
    I'm curious to see if the strength of the low will be trimmed up as we head closer to go time, or if it will maintain the low 970's-960's that most of the models strengthen it to. How many sub-970 Nor'easters have we had up here?
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