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October 2011 Banter/Obs/Disco Part III


HoarfrostHubb

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Thanks Scooter, what once looked like a real chilly end of week weekend is shaping up to be normal, perhaps slightly above. Do you know off hand of a site I could go to, to look at seasonal records? Trying to put together a picture of just how warm this met fall has been across ALL of New England.

Some of the major climo sites through yesterday...

ID    MEAN   NORM    DEP   RANK  YRS
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BOS   65.8   62.0   +3.8    4    76
BDL   64.4   60.6   +3.7    6    63
PVD   65.3   61.7   +3.6    5    64
ORH   62.1   58.2   +3.9    5    64
BDR   67.1   63.1   +4.0    3    64
ALB   62.9   58.6   +4.3    4    74
CON   60.9   56.8   +4.2    3    72
PWM   60.5   57.1   +3.4    4    71
BTV   60.8   57.1   +3.6    4    71

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Some of the major climo sites through yesterday...

ID    MEAN   NORM    DEP   RANK  YRS
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BOS   65.8   62.0   +3.8    4    76
BDL   64.4   60.6   +3.7    6    63
PVD   65.3   61.7   +3.6    5    64
ORH   62.1   58.2   +3.9    5    64
BDR   67.1   63.1   +4.0    3    64
ALB   62.9   58.6   +4.3    4    74
CON   60.9   56.8   +4.2    3    72
PWM   60.5   57.1   +3.4    4    71
BTV   60.8   57.1   +3.6    4    71

wow, thanks! I had a feeling it had to be close to top 5, thanks a lot :thumbsup:

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Some of the major climo sites through yesterday...

ID    MEAN   NORM    DEP   RANK  YRS
------------------------------------
BOS   65.8   62.0   +3.8    4    76
BDL   64.4   60.6   +3.7    6    63
PVD   65.3   61.7   +3.6    5    64
ORH   62.1   58.2   +3.9    5    64
BDR   67.1   63.1   +4.0    3    64
ALB   62.9   58.6   +4.3    4    74
CON   60.9   56.8   +4.2    3    72
PWM   60.5   57.1   +3.4    4    71
BTV   60.8   57.1   +3.6    4    71

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Agree. What are your thoughts on wind and also convective potential?

I could see some elevated convection as the warm front pushes north... and also some gusty southerlies particularly in coastal NE.

Not sure if we'll get any surface based convection in the warm sector.

Looks windy... and very wet for a 6-8 hour period or so. Other than that nothing special... though I could see some flooding in areas where convection develops and trains near the warm front.

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I could see some elevated convection as the warm front pushes north... and also some gusty southerlies particularly in coastal NE.

Not sure if we'll get any surface based convection in the warm sector.

Looks windy... and very wet for a 6-8 hour period or so. Other than that nothing special... though I could see some flooding in areas where convection develops and trains near the warm front.

What would of happened if this phased along the coast?

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I could see some elevated convection as the warm front pushes north... and also some gusty southerlies particularly in coastal NE.

Not sure if we'll get any surface based convection in the warm sector.

Looks windy... and very wet for a 6-8 hour period or so. Other than that nothing special... though I could see some flooding in areas where convection develops and trains near the warm front.

Thanks Ryan! I am a bit concerned that differential thermal advection could yield a line of low-topped force convection (a QLCS perhaps?) along the occlusion to south of the T.P. I'll look closer tomorrow when I will hopefully feel motivated to do so!

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Thanks Ryan! I am a bit concerned that differential thermal advection could yield a line of low-topped force convection (a QLCS perhaps?) along the occlusion to south of the T.P. I'll look closer tomorrow when I will hopefully feel motivated to do so!

Yeah I think it's possible... but I think the best forcing is so far west we may get away with just a monster thump of rain as the moisture streams north.

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Yeah I think it's possible... but I think the best forcing is so far west we may get away with just a monster thump of rain as the moisture streams north.

this looks like a cut and dry waa thump of rain

if only the system in the gulf didn't look like garbage

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As of right now I'm not too into the convective potential across our area...I do think across portions of the Carolina's they could get a really hefty severe wx event with tornadoes. Depending on how quickly the occlusion occurs I'm not so sure if we can ever truly warm sector...perhaps portions of the coast briefly warm sector so any stronger sfc-based instability would be off-shore. The other issue too is with a tropical airmass riding up the coast we see major warming in the mid-levels so lapse rates are going to suck.

Could have some nasty looking cells on radar well offshore...which perhaps could try and sustain into eastern RI or SE MA.

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Weather has been beautiful down here, SNE september like. P.S. SNE needs Chick Fil A and Five Guys. Castle Island on Friday afternoon when I land is extremely likely though.

Already does but it depends on where in SNE. There's a Five Guys that I know of in Enfield, CT and I think there is one down by Wallingford or somewhere down in that part of the state. I think Chick-fil-a is in the NW suburbs of Boston.

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