Torch Tiger
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That's not the spirit.
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Overnight runs seal the deal, coastal is weak and well offshore and we burst right into Spring. We rejoice.
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Spring 2019 New England Banter and Disco
Torch Tiger replied to HoarfrostHubb's topic in New England
Gas..is that what they call it? -
sNOw :/
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Maybe some bangers next Friday/Saturday? Hopefully that system can cut to our west.
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Spring 2019 New England Banter and Disco
Torch Tiger replied to HoarfrostHubb's topic in New England
Yeah, what an amazing stretch. I remember playing 18 in April and sweating. -
Spring 2019 New England Banter and Disco
Torch Tiger replied to HoarfrostHubb's topic in New England
This March/April is the 7 year anniversary of what has come to be known as "The greatest spring ever". Endless warm and dry weather, months of AN. What a memorable time for all. -
Hopefully NNE gets crushed with several feet of snow to maximize river and stream flooding impacts
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Looks like a mild down.
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Hopefully it is a very active year with plenty of damage.
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Depends on what one considers warm. 80s?
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I know nothing
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Yeah, caution flags. It all comes down to dynamics and maturation of the low. A great track could still result in a relative dud so to speak.
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Wèenies 'gon ween
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Yes, wx can be awesome.
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Yeah its a bad time of year to live near the ocean, you just have to wait and hope things turn around. One bit of good news is that ATL SSTs are (generally) a near avg at least, or a good amount above normal. Basinwide really. Lets get a good August cane up here.
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I have only commented on this weekends warm up, cutter, and thoughts for April. You are confusing me for someone else.
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What a great LR pattern on the 18z gfs. Warmer with dews, maybe some epic flooding to spice things up, too.
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Nice followup cutter with return flow promoting some dews later next week.
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18z gfs has a very light coastal that passes well out to sea.
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I see, that's not good.
