Hoth
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What a starved looking thing this is.
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Too late to matter.
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1938 would knock us out of commission for several months.
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Why would the southeast coast have a lower probability than just inland?
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Given what I dealt with at work with Elsa's rain, I'm not looking forward to tomorrow.
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Eh, I think upwelling is going to drop those temps considerably as Henri approaches, but we'll see. -
Halfway there and realized he left his wallet at home.
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I took a walk and came across a huge chunk of dead tree down in the road. Is it a bad sign that the trees are dropping before the storm even starts?
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I thought people in the Midwest were supposed to be nice?
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Yes, but she's eager to please?
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That guy from Jersey is already dug deep into his foxhole. He'll emerge in a few decades like one of those Japanese fighters that didn't know the war was over.
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Norlun shows up six months too late.
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They compensate with massive October nor'easters.
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Odd to see stronger wind in the western quadrant isn't it?
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I would assume that would lead to a more bifurcated structure, with heavy rain to the west and wind confined to the right? Woof.
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Look at those outflow boundaries from collapsing thunderstorms to its northeast. Suck in some dry air?
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This thing took a nosedive off the ugly tree.
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It's a funny looking storm on satellite. Almost looks like the ULL is punching into the southern flank and blowing up thunderstorms away from the center.
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No, work needed me in New Haven for the storm. Our man @StormSurgeis on the case at Fishers though.
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Man, what a classic hurricane sky. Deep blues with crisp-edged cumulus and wisps of cirrus above.
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Anyone expect that slug of rain of NJ to work up in here later? May need to attend to my gutters now if that's the case.
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Impressive convection firing off Delaware. Assuming it holds together as it progresses north, you can see how someone gets nailed in western New England or the HV.
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Realistically, how much time does it have left over warm water? Twelve hours?
