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Torch Tiger
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Yeah he posts on the racist/homophobe/toxic forum.
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doesn't get much better looking than that
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Zeus isn't really toxic, just a little weird
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Didn't you guys all-nighter for the Noel storm out in Chatham or somehting? I've never all-nightered for weather. Closest was probably Jan 2005, but got 3-4 hours sleep.
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SnowNH wasn't that toxic, was he?
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imagine if we had the heavyweights, phin mrg cheetah LL
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here
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Pretty good cell in C RI
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Really. Is the sun getting lower, too?
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Somewhat Steined here, light rain/sprinkles just enough to wet the ground.
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It's raining!
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Nice dry day with a little sun. 0.00"
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Speaking of the tropics, what's up with these 6 year interval of impactful TC's in the northeast? 1815-1821. 1938-1944. 1954-1960. 1985-1991.
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2022 Atlantic Hurricane season
Torch Tiger replied to StormchaserChuck!'s topic in Tropical Headquarters
12z gfs for Antilles. Interesting 1988 has been popping up as an analog year, Gilbert/Hugo both roughly tracked through that area. -
I was thinking about those logistics as well.
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Derechos are kinda meh, just a very fast wind bag that is in /out. I prefer a slower moving MCS with lots of electricity.
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Posted yesterday about this. Looks interesting!
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That 18z gfs <3
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How about 1675? The Second Great Colonial Hurricane or The New England Hurricane of 1675. A hurricane said to be almost as powerful as the 1635 New England Hurricane swept the New England coastal region. Blew down many trees in Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts, and destroyed warves. Older colonists that experienced the 1635 hurricane said this one had similar characteristics placing it among New England's most destructive storms.[58]
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Rita and Ike are largely viewed as landfalls for Houston. I was in TX/LA after both of them.
