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Who Needs Hazel When You Have Sandy


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Just watched it online...hmmm... surprised they would go with it at this time.

WTNH.com (News 8) has had far more traffic from the articles on the potential storm than any of the news stories. With a lack of major news stories (at least from what I've seen), it makes sense. I recommend strong caution in any wording though, so panic is not caused.

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Just watched it online...hmmm... surprised they would go with it at this time.

The homepage of news 5 in Boston... this should keep hype to a minimum.

What's also pretty funny, I didn't realize they have a whole page of "See who got arrested recently" with mug shots and crimes of folks arrested over the last day or two (250 mug shots). Funny to look through and hope you don't see someone you know, lol.

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What's also pretty funny, I didn't realize they have a whole page of "See who got arrested recently" with mug shots and crimes of folks arrested over the last day or two (250 mug shots). Funny to look through and hope you don't see someone you know, lol.

That's bad. Unnecessary. I'd say more, but I don't want to go off on a tangent from the weather discussion.

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some pretty crazy solutions out there still. would certainly make a for a wild time out here.

kind of sits in the back of the mind though...wonder if the gradual later in the game capture and NNW motion we have seen the last few days (and maybe factoring in some model biases of a too progressive / not deep enough gfs trough eventually being corrected with the system coming west some and euro-based products maybe playing to their too amped aloft problems some) a sign that this ultimately gets booted seaward from the SE US/Bahamas region, before there's a late hook N into nova scotia or thereabouts?

hopefully not. i welcome wind. and destruction.

lots of time regardless so will be an active several days.

Diurnal showers while PF gets snow and Sable Island 90kt winds? Fun!

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But weren't you talking about 90mph winds in NYC the other day?

The technical weather discussion was not on the news page and certainly not on the home page. (discussions since yesterday have had several disclaimers about forecasts changing, not being set in stone and how some are likely overdone)

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Diurnal showers while PF gets snow and Sable Island 90kt winds? Fun!

lol... that's always been in the back of my mind.

As it is now, some of these ECM and GGEM solutions are just epic upslope snows for the central Appalachians. I mean tropical moisture, 60kt NW winds at H85 with temps -3C.... the orographic assist with these stacked, cut-off deep lows is phenomenal. I know its not in our area so no one is mentioning it (cpick has a few times), but the snow potential somewhere in the Appalachians from WV through PA could lead to some massive amounts. You're getting synoptic moisture mixed with meso-scale orographic forcing on west/northwest winds...some of these model runs have been destroying the mountains of western Maryland, central PA, and WV.

But yes, if this does end up in the Canadian maritimes, that is a climo favored location for heavy NW flow upslope precipitation here. I do know I will probably receive threats of banishment though if that is how this all shakes out after all the SNE hype.

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The technical weather discussion was not on the news page and certainly not on the home page. (discussions since yesterday have had several disclaimers about forecasts changing, not being set in stone and how some are likely overdone)

I'd argue posting a 180 hour Euro 850mb wind forecast for a TD is pretty much all hype with no value to anyone.

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That 2nd s/w may finally pull it off this run with Sandy closer to the coast. If not it will be much closer.

Maybe we'll get all of the models on board for a few days, create mass hysteria, and then the s/w enters the raob network and the models suddenly become unimpressed. Weenies get left looking like Charlie Brown ready to finally kick the football Lucy is holding. lol

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Still too far east, I'd like to see the ridge a little better out west. Sort of fast flow. The pattern is still baby steps better.

GFS still trying to get Sandy to produce a "baby low" via the vorticity exchange between Sandy and the NATL low... despite the further distance between the two on this run. This isn't helping.

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