These back door setups usually end up with the front making it further SW than hoped/modeled much of the time at this range. The wedge is not to be underestimated. I’d love the Euro to be right but have seen the inevitable creep SW too often.
It’s another world up here sometimes vs the barrier islands. Actually most of the time in spring. Often there are 20 degree differences between here and Captree. I don’t miss living through that whatsoever in Long Beach. Many absolutely raw and nasty afternoons this time of year.
It won’t happen. Hopefully we can get westerly wind sunny days and fewer socked in easterly wind days. We could definitely use the rain so whatever comes on Friday is welcome.
Hope it's right but other models have the dry sucky swath through most of this subforum. Eastern Suffolk looks like a better spot, a wave looks to develop on the front and enhance rainfall.
Yep. Utter disaster east of the city, blizzard warning for a few inches that was gone by the end of the storm. The mounds of sleet in the city were impressive though.
Before the leaves pop on the trees you can see lots of huge diurnal swings like these. Hope we all enjoyed today and yesterday before the onshore gunk onslaught.