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Tropical Disco 2013 SNE


Damage In Tolland

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I might think these runs are more fluky than anything but with the NAO dipping to -2 in the coming days,  those runs are hard to discount. The Euro, I noticed,  is near perfection compared to the other models when it knows a large weather event is coming. Well this would probably be more of a medium sized event but it's still intriguing. 

 

Any by coastal threat is worrisome especially for those who have dealt with Sandy directly, so we shall see if the Euro or CMC will change their tune next run.

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Well that's great at 850mb. Euro briefly has 40kt srfc winds it appears on the backside of it, but nothing out of the ordinary. The ensembles have it too, but further east. Just doesn't look like anything special at the moment.

 

 

I'd want to see winds at 850mb at least 90-100 knots to be even mildly impressed. That is a weak to moderate nor' easter essentially depicted on the Euro.

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I'd want to see winds at 850mb at least 90-100 knots to be even mildly impressed. That is a weak to moderate nor' easter essentially depicted on the Euro.

 

Yeah I don't see anything terribly exciting at the moment. Just enough for Ginx and Pickles to have a pants tent about tracking swells in srn RI.

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The GFS tends to suppress that energy once it hits the Carolinas while the Euro tends to ramp it due to the locational difference of the jet streaks associated with the ridge over Canada. Euro has it further N which allows coastal development whereas the GFS keeps the jet streak further S which appears to crush anything that wants to form. Next GFS run should be interesting.

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To me the setup on the day ten GGEM is actually more Intriguing.

 

I would think this gets sucked towards the coast verbatim.

 

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I had to actually check the date on this post. This certainly doesn't have the makings for anything too extravagant, but the low and position of the frontal system over Ontario/Midwest is strikingly similar to late Oct 2012. What are the chances about 11 months later we get such a similar set up? Pretty cool stuff! However, as many others have pointed out, the strength of this cyclone is meagre and the timing is off (as of now) for anything more than a coastal brush.

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If you aren't sure you should glance at the ens mean.   But the size and shape of the supposed 984 contour should also have been a clue.  That's not something you're going to see ever.

 

If that was the 984mb contour, we'd be talking about one of the strongest autumn nor' easters we've seen. :lol:

The shape gives it away though as you mentioned...thats not a low pressure type shape. The CAD to the east of the Apps is clear high pressure signature.

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If that was the 984mb contour, we'd be talking about one of the strongest autumn nor' easters we've seen. :lol:

The shape gives it away though as you mentioned...thats not a low pressure type shape. The CAD to the east of the Apps is clear high pressure signature.

Yeah, I do know better than that. I just took a quick glance and didn't think it all the way through.

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