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Alright well when up the street at 1200' rips to 80mph ill let you know

lol that's not what I meant...I was more referencing the number of people who may lose everything along the coast. With the infrastructure and population on the coastline, that will be a bigger deal than a few folks without power in the NW hills. The media attention will definitely be on the coast...where 90mph gusts are possible coupled with the surge.

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lol that's not what I meant...I was more referencing the number of people who may lose everything along the coast. With the infrastructure and population on the coastline, that will be a bigger deal than a few folks without power in the NW hills. The media attention will definitely be on the coast...where 90mph gusts are possible coupled with the surge.

Agreed....Litchfield county is basically irrelevant in this storm compared to the south coast in terms of potential impact.

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from SPC. A small window for a little convection post-landfall:

DAY 2 CONVECTIVE OUTLOOK

NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK

1227 AM CDT SUN OCT 28 2012

VALID 291200Z - 301200Z

...SRN NEW ENGLAND...

HURRICANE SANDY REMAINS ON TRACK TO MOVE ONSHORE ALONG THE NJ COAST.

POOR LAPSE RATES ARE EXPECTED TO LIMIT TSTM ACTIVITY WITH THE WARM

CORE AS IT MOVES INLAND...ESPECIALLY GIVEN THE UNFAVORABLE LOW LEVEL

TRAJECTORIES ACROSS NY INTO THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC. HOWEVER...LATE IN

THE PERIOD THERE IS SOME CONCERN THAT HIGHER BUOYANCY PLUME WILL

TRANSLATE NWWD INTO PORTIONS OF SRN NEW ENGLAND IN THE WAKE OF

SANDY. COOLING PROFILES AND STEEPENING LAPSE RATES SHOULD BECOME

MORE FAVORABLE FOR DEEP CONVECTION CAPABLE OF PRODUCING LIGHTNING.

GIVEN THAT STRONG SHEAR WILL LINGER ACROSS THIS REGION HAVE

INTRODUCED FIVE PERCENT SEVERE PROBS TO ACCOUNT FOR THE POSSIBILITY

OF ISOLATED SEVERE WIND GUSTS NEAR LIGHTNING PRODUCING ECHOES.

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lol that's not what I meant...I was more referencing the number of people who may lose everything along the coast. With the infrastructure and population on the coastline, that will be a bigger deal than a few folks without power in the NW hills. The media attention will definitely be on the coast...where 90mph gusts are possible coupled with the surge.

Dude, I hope bong day at Stowe is going well today.

Anyway, the storm looks pretty good right now. I bet the next update will be a few mb lower. Even a littel more convection firing around the center.

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URNT12 KNHC 281739

VORTEX DATA MESSAGE AL182012

A. 28/17:21:30Z

B. 32 deg 42 min N

071 deg 59 min W

C. 700 mb 2670 m

D. 47 kt

E. 173 deg 26 nm

F. 237 deg 69 kt

G. 138 deg 127 nm

H. 953 mb

I. 10 C / 3047 m

J. 12 C / 3050 m

K. 12 C / NA

L. SPIRAL BAND

M. NA

N. 12345 / 7

O. 0.02 / 1 nm

P. AF302 2018A SANDY OB 16

MAX FL WIND 78 KT S QUAD 16:17:30Z

MAX FL TEMP 13 C 199 / 8 NM FROM FL CNTR

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We should be fine here. Windy, some trees might come down, possibly looking at power issues. No biggie

CT, RI, NY, NJ, SE MA have much bigger issues ahead. Hope all goes well with you

I think all of E. Mass will have issues due to wind...

Anyone have links to track power outages? I remember used this for a storm a while back...

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URNT12 KNHC 281739

VORTEX DATA MESSAGE AL182012

A. 28/17:21:30Z

B. 32 deg 42 min N

071 deg 59 min W

C. 700 mb 2670 m

D. 47 kt

E. 173 deg 26 nm

F. 237 deg 69 kt

G. 138 deg 127 nm

H. 953 mb

I. 10 C / 3047 m

J. 12 C / 3050 m

K. 12 C / NA

L. SPIRAL BAND

M. NA

N. 12345 / 7

O. 0.02 / 1 nm

P. AF302 2018A SANDY OB 16

MAX FL WIND 78 KT S QUAD 16:17:30Z

MAX FL TEMP 13 C 199 / 8 NM FROM FL CNTR

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Max sfc winds are only 47 knots right now?

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