Torch Tiger

Lock it

This is an good disc on 1938 https://www.wcsu.edu/weatherconference/wp-content/uploads/sites/137/2017/09/WCSU2012.pptx

Here is one for modern NE 'canes http://www.ryanhanrahan.com/new-england-hurricane-setups/

I'd rather a pattern like '38..closed low over the western lakes, opening up to the ne against that high to the E. That way you don't see so much dry air entrainment with the storm above 30N.

Bob pictures. Maybe NE's most underrated hurricane, along with '44. Interesting that news of both were squashed by world events, especially 1944 and the information blackout https://www.capecodtimes.com/photogallery/CC/20160812/MEDIA01/812009998/PH/1

catastrophic cravingz, nice

Alex 2004. Yeah that's a giant eye and CDO, "annular"

this looks like an alright signal for some EC tropical impacts. Not saying SNE specific but not all dissimilar to some of the analog years presented by the NHC esrlier this year. Of course we need a storm or two to track, so we'll see. Not a bad look to enter September.

It's been quiet so far but recent active years have shown the same cards.

Be vigilant

Thank you, I am notifying folks

Aug ~20th-25th should bring the seasonal ramp up.

The CV disturbance has potential, hopefully it runs silent and deep and develops later than sooner...

Would be better if we had anomalously warm waters NE of us, though, promoting slightly higher pressure and maybe stronger blocking episodes. That is nitpicky..

Nice

Yeah I watched that one. It looks like storm footage from Newport, RI, then the aftermath in BID. Iirc BID gusted ~125, Newport was maybe 100ish

Not sure if I have seen that, will check it out.

https://m.facebook.com/logged_out/watch/?video_id=10157310614440301&refsrc=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F&_rdr Not my video. lol

love this, looks like 60-70 sustained. Dartmouth MA just missed the strongest winds by 30-60 mi but the fading eye went overhead

Bob was much worse on the Cape for most people.I was old enough to remember it but most 30-35 or younger have zero idea what a hurricane can do in NE. I was in the right eyewall about 1/2 mile where the roof was ripped off the hotel in E Fal. The gusts were 100 easy, maybe 120. You could hear the Microbursts and damage around you Bob came in two hours earlier than anticipated by the previous days forecasts, generally. A 4pm landfall would have destroyed coastal SE MA nearing high tide. Two hours,maybe 3 prevented a much worse hit.

Yeah and that does not include the near-miss Carol ? In 53, edouardesque, as well as the incredible flooding of Connie/Diane of '55 We've been pushing our luck

I understand. JMO, not that it is correct.