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    Feels pretty good getting a break before peak. My sleep numbers are looking much better.
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    High of 92 here today.
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    I'm in government, more on the policy/legal side. Thanks, you too! I do a fair amount of public speaking, and yeah, it can be a lot. Also, congrats @H2O on retirement.
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    This huge professional thing I've been working on for months is almost at its conclusion and I have no idea how it'll shake out. It can really go either way.
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    Had a heck of a boomer here this morning. Everything rattled.
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    I’m not on the hyperactive train yet with SSTs being what they are, but the other signals for another big peak are glaring.
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    The number of cloudy days are really getting to some of the people I know.
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    Lol I thought that was the final
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    I only caught the end, but that was an excellent HR derby.
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    Ok here’s my Elsa chase video. Decent system. I normally wouldn’t have chased but I was already in Georgia so it wasn’t too long a trip. Can’t wait to hit the road again.
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    So true. Glacier is spectacular.
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    Gotta pull everything else together but here’s one quick video from my Elsa chase.
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    Weird little storm, but then again it’s not everyday you see an early July MDR wave develop and run from the west coast of Florida to New England. On to the next one.
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    One thing that I’m not ready to jump on but has my interest is the “super” long range guidance out there showing both a suppressed zone for African waves to roll off and develop, and a upper level pattern that could favor western Atlantic ridging. Everything I’ve seen short of the SST anomalies (which are important) send a signal for an active season. Whether the steering pattern would allow for another anomalously high landfall year remains to be seen.
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    Yup. Wake me up on August 20 and show me the ensemble guidance. You won’t predict the predominant steering pattern in September this early.
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    Started talking about potential in my group chat on June 22. Obviously there’s a ton that happens between speculation and game time but sometimes these signals are as solid as it gets. Makes it all the more frustrating that the Euro ensembles are really struggling with TC genesis signals even at very short range. Makes blending much more difficult IMO.
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    https://www.nesdis.noaa.gov/content/tropical-storm-elsa-sets-records-2021-atlantic-hurricane-season
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    For posterity...on July 4th the Euro had Elsa getting ripped apart off the SE Coast while the GFS had a system going into Florida and up part of the East Coast. Two days later hurricane warnings were issued for the Florida coast. Tropical tracking is not easy.
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    We'll see We toss like Euro wind gust products?
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    Impressive event in CT, certainly aided by the recent rainfall.
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