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Who Needs Hazel When You Have Sandy


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Its amazing to me how many runs of the Canadian have shown this solution (im ignoring the low pressure readings). Even though this run scooted a bit east before capture, its still captured the cyclone.

Oh Canada.

The GEFS have some members that seem to want to pull back Sandy too, but the mean is still OTS. Again, oh so close with that trough.

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Its amazing to me how many runs of the Canadian have shown this solution (im ignoring the low pressure readings). Even though this run scooted a bit east before capture, its still captured the cyclone.

That trough in the Plains is pretty deep and really goes negative. It does everything it can to grab it...lol.

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i hope that modeled short wave cutting thru OHIO/TENN valley continues for the next few days to look to be a beast. IF the atlantic is really THAAT back'd up i would think that would allow a longer period of potential time for a strong shortwave diving SE to be able to capture "sandy" who may not be moving that fast prior to potential capture. were starting to creep out of la la land on some model time frame's. ....accept on the 12z euro......the slowest solution....still well into la la land.

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0z ECM ditches its 12z run solution and goes with the 1st shortwave... clearly there's no hope of a consensus anytime soon.

Hour 144 has a strong low (I'm not even going to bother with the min pressure) east of NC and south of Long Island which I assume then starts to curve more north as it phases.

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0z ECM ditches its 12z run solution and goes with the 1st shortwave... clearly there's no hope of a consensus anytime soon.

Hour 144 has a strong low (I'm not even going to bother with the min pressure) east of NC and south of Long Island which I assume then starts to curve more north then NE as it phases.

You probably mean curves north then northwest as it phases?

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Weatherfella, these are the setups that if they work are truely historic. I always say the only way to get a true, intense tropical system up here is if you have a strong trough and have something coming in from the south or southeast. Phase or not to phase will be the question. Love nights like this but still so far out.

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The global's don't seem to backing down and it looks like the GFS has taken a couple steps towards them

I agree on the steps taken by the GFS. But, we're stil pretty far from consensus on things--as one would expect this far out. I keep reminding myself that this is still a long ways out and minor things now can have major implications over the course of 5-7 days. But, I guess that's where the fun in watching all of this stuff lies.

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