Torch Tiger
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Yeah. It's interesting how bad the 1880-1900 period was for GA/SC, 1893 and 1898 particularly. Otherwise very rare new gfs rips the potential next system into the gulf, euro recurves similar to Erin.
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it's funny but also sad
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lfg
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obligatory la-la land Savannah hit on 18z gfs ...always one per year
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big 'un on the wild 18z gfs
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every day is one closer to next Spring. take
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it's been forever since I talked about lawncare. I get that, didn't know or forgot was called lawn dormancy tbh I do realize that most lawns don't "die" so it makes sense.
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not a "close call" or scrape on any operational model, nevermind a direct hit. Inside D7
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dropped to -5% chance
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I didn't realize lawns go dormant in early august
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DT's thoughts fwiw
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I don't remember that one. But .. Yore
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that sucks. the new norm for us
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very dry times ahead. perhaps sunday a few showers/storms well NW
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if one really "wants" a strong TC into NE, you don't want a massive major out there upwelling and flying OTS.
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hope you get crushed!
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lfg!!!
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That's an August storm if I've seen one. I remember such a setup in Aug 2003, PVD/SE MA got smoked. Great shots *edit* SST's aren't quite the killer for you south folks Aug/Sept =)
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mid-levels cooling enough for that size hail? sick. I didn't check out soundings, that's a good storm though. Right along the seabreeze intersection, plus outflow from SE NH sdtorms, with weak cf boundary?
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where is the W ATL view
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Not really a threat. The OPs are hundreds of miles offshore. The future low moving from QC to NF is also fairly deep, and block over Greenland locks it in. I mean it's worth watching there, but not a threat.
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Gone before it ever developed. CV season is here!
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maybe overnight/tomorrow?
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Had another storm pop overhead; very lucky. Light fare but dents the dryness a hair
