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  1. 30 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

    And what does that translate in the states ? You need to study that 

    Late November when the PNA is positive the NAO negative and you are revisiting the Thanksgiving of yore you will know. FYI watch that full moon tide its as strong a current as it gets. If... we can stir up a beast Noreaster.....

  2. 1 hour ago, Damage In Tolland said:

    Yes this talk of cold is hilarious. There is no cold . North America is covered with mild to warm Pacific air . Even a trough brings us AN air 

    You need to study Canada climo.  Canada's plus 5 in Jan is still mid 20s

    Rea Point, NU at -23.4°C (-10.1°F)

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  3. 11 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

    Compared the operational Euro and GFS from 2 and half days ago to this 12z run this morning, and the cold is ~12 dm less cold in the thickness as a steady correction over the span of those model runs since... 

    Get used to that during this winter. 

    Lol the surface is colder Sunday AM Look forward to this, this winter.

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  4. 5 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

    Not sure we really get much, if any sun today. Perhaps some local breaks but I don't think it will be anything meaningful in terms of destabilization. The destabilization of the atmosphere today is largely going to be due to the advection of increased moisture in the lower-levels and at the surface. The SPC noted weak mid-level lapse rates as a hindrance of instability because of some observed soundings, but not so sure I totally agree with that. Mid-level lapse rates may actually steepen some as the day progresses and that would help provide a bit of a boost. 

    Better heating and cloud breaks will be just off to our southwest...though you in SW CT could get onto the northeast edge of cloud breaks, so perhaps a bit of an instability gradient will become established.  

    Regardless we should see a line of heavy downpours with some localized embedded thunder/lighting and a quick burst of strong wind gusts. 

    Ryan's station calling for 60 mph gusts????

  5. Just now, WinterWolf said:

    Good advice. I’m calm now.  We pace. 

    What is the best is like last year we can laugh at the DIT Scooter Brets of the forum.  The Eyeores of the forum. Oh me oh my . Warministas calling for a complete torch record snowless winter are on record.  Let the chips fall where they may. Love when Mother Nature says oh you think you know what is coming and whacks us relentlessly. 

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  6. 1 hour ago, tavwtby said:

    71/64 here today, last weekend of fall baseball for my boys this weekend on Saturday both have double headers, so that outta be interesting. Last weekend we were in westerly for a DH and weather was awesome just miles from misquamicut, great games, now basketball starts next week.

    Cimalore Field in Westerly? My backyard literally growing up.

  7. 9 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

    I’d even argue that amount of time power loss inland too…38 was the real deal. 

    Certainly would be an epic disaster but the shore between surge and wind would take down substations and large transmission lines. 

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  8. 9 minutes ago, Cyclone-68 said:

    The hobbyist wants it desperately but the home owner says “Are you nuts?” I’m about six miles from the ocean fwiw 

    I met a guy yesterday who was living on Tindell base in Florida who was at ground zero for Hurricane Michael. His stories would make any fool who thinks they want a major Hurricane to hit them directly, think twice. . Sure the vicarious thrill is awesome for us weather geeks but with no home yea that lasts a day then reality hits like a ton of bricks. Folks talk big until they actually have to deal with all the shit.

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