Torch Tiger

what's OWD? 97?

Euro starts out wayyyy too far northeast. If that's correct it's Bermuda or bust.

At best a few dry boundaries limping through with light sprinkles. No cane though...sucks

he's so bad, I would typically pass it off as him being sarcastic and a self-meme

stein stronghold continues

close to what? not SNE

The tenor of eps is fish. No way around it

Op way west of ens. Its fishing

Yeah I guess for a weak nor'easter, good spot

Euro AI far and away OTS

Still too far east for most of us

how does Brady statue look? goated? I forgot about that

the new Florida. hit after hit

i was in the dead-center of this, working night-shifts in Mansfield MA. Driving home. I honestly didn't know if i was gonna make it. lol http://users.rcn.com/rmacedo/aug10.htm

August 9th-10th 2000

I'd be happy with a miss like that - 5-10" of rain and gusty NE to NW winds

aaaaand that's a miss for us

way way OTS

actually yeah, that's a hell of a signal

either that or development will consistently shift sw, end up a GOM cruiser

no severe storms at all, perhaps the new norm? SNE, not speaking for NNE. also no cold fronts, just very weak boundaries. Perhaps Septorcher we'll see a severe storm or two when an actual front arrives

and with that southern charm, this arrives "Bless your little heart" is a Southern American English phrase with multiple potential meanings, ranging from genuine sympathy and affection to condescension or even mild insult. It's often used to express pity or show concern, but it can also be a way to subtly express disapproval or dismiss someone's actions or words, often with a layer of Southern charm. The specific meaning is highly dependent on context, tone, and the relationship between the speaker and the person being addressed

you're right, and even this "coc smoke" stretch (which was absolutely awful for the chambers of commerce(s) in every way) wasn't particularly cool.