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Storm next weekend has better teleconnector support than this misery ever did


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They said the track was 50 miles east of CHH and that could be good right back to here if it has bombed soon enough. If it bombs at the last minute then forget it... The benchmark for any particular storm varies based upon the size and structure of the storm.

Let's be reasonable Mike. There are plenty of possible solutions in between those extremes. LOL

I like the sounds of a track between Hyanis and Boston.

Regardless, we are still 6 days out but at least a sizeable storm is showing up with some model consistency.

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Keep it!

…wind damage to sky scrapers, roofs blown off some structures and power outages for everyone –

Frankly, that’s too much for me kids. I hate it when the power goes out. Not fun. The novelty of it wears off in about 2 minutes when you realize that every amenity known to modern living depends on electricity. F that! I’ll take a 35mph blizzard and white-out as fine; I don’t need hurricane force wind gust in any snow fall, and if you are stupid enough to wish that on you get what you deserve.

no way, do I want to that bs. just keep it.

Tip, can you try to explain the factors in play here?

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…wind damage to sky scrapers, roofs blown off some structures and power outages for everyone –

Frankly, that’s too much for me kids. I hate it when the power goes out. Not fun. The novelty of it wears off in about 2 minutes when you realize that every amenity known to modern living depends on electricity. F that! I’ll take a 35mph blizzard and white-out as fine; I don’t need hurricane force wind gust in any snow fall, and if you are stupid enough to wish that on you get what you deserve.

no way, do I want to that bs. just keep it.

:weenie:

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I'll take it off your hands if you don't want it. :thumbsup:

Keep it!

…wind damage to sky scrapers, roofs blown off some structures and power outages for everyone –

Frankly, that’s too much for me kids. I hate it when the power goes out. Not fun. The novelty of it wears off in about 2 minutes when you realize that every amenity known to modern living depends on electricity. F that! I’ll take a 35mph blizzard and white-out as fine; I don’t need hurricane force wind gust in any snow fall, and if you are stupid enough to wish that on you get what you deserve.

no way, do I want to that bs. just keep it.

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…wind damage to sky scrapers, roofs blown off some structures and power outages for everyone –

Frankly, that’s too much for me kids. I hate it when the power goes out. Not fun. The novelty of it wears off in about 2 minutes when you realize that every amenity known to modern living depends on electricity. F that! I’ll take a 35mph blizzard and white-out as fine; I don’t need hurricane force wind gust in any snow fall, and if you are stupid enough to wish that on you get what you deserve.

no way, do I want to that bs. just keep it.

What in the sam hell are you talking about?

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Well it's going to be another long week of model watching...and God help us all if this storm doesn't deliver. The good news though is that this is what, at least the 4th run in a row that the Euro has had some sort of solution that has brought snow to SNE one way or another? Its good to have Dr. No onboard early. Increases confidence of an impact in SNE...but my early concern is that this one poses more of a mixing thread to coastal areas. But plenty of time to iron out the details as the week goes on.

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They said the track was 50 miles east of CHH and that could be good right back to here if it has bombed soon enough. If it bombs at the last minute then forget it... The benchmark for any particular storm varies based upon the size and structure of the storm.

looks to me you get about 0.4 or so rough estimate, similar to me

late bomb for sure

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Clearly you've never been w/o for that long.

:)

I found 3 days painful last spring after the severe.

Nice thing from me out to Logan 11 is that a hurricane like bomb E. of CC gives us snow but 1/2 the wind. :thumbsup:

If you are basing that on tropical met guess again. The highest winds will be in the NW quadrant with extratropical lows that abutt higher pressure as they rise up the coast. PGF as well as isollobaric wind response from bombogen ...may as well be a P-wave off a morter bomb blast

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Euro looks pretty schweet. Huge bomb. Like Ray has been whining about, too bad it's pretty progressive, but oh well. I'm starting to become more confident that this will not be an OTS, and likely more than a scraper.

Weenie question: Is the Euro close to a triple phaser?

Congrats on the WSW Cape people!

Radio show? Lol

SHUT THE F*** UP!

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