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What's this?  A line of storms weakening as it approaches LI in early June?  Why, I've never heard of such a thing!

 

No one should have been surprised/disappointed.  It's too early in the season for these lines to hold together near the coast.

 

I am, however, looking forward to Thursday morning. 

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What's this? A line of storms weakening as it approaches LI in early June? Why, I've never heard of such a thing!

No one should have been surprised/disappointed. It's too early in the season for these lines to hold together near the coast.

I am, however, looking forward to Thursday morning.

Oh yeah for sure. The strange thing is the wind was light south east all day so maritime influence was less then it usually is
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Close but no cigar for most of the major reporting station but some spots in C-NJ into N-NJ touched 90

 

TEB: 90

New Brunswick: 90

PHL: 89

EWR: 88

ACY:  88

TTN: 88

NYC: 87

LGA: 85

ISP: 81

JFK: 80

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You'll get your wish tonight/tomorrow.

6Z GFS has backed off on the heaviest rain for tomorrow . Also there is no clear indication if and when  the major reporting stations will reach 90 this month for the 1st time. Yesterday Linden NJ reached 90 maybe a couple other smaller stations in the metro.

 

http://wxweb.meteostar.com/sample/sample.shtml?text=kewr

 

the 0Z GFS has a tropical system making landfall on the central FLA gulf coast then moving north along the eastern seaboard with heavy rain making it here later in the period

 

http://www.weather.unisys.com/gfs/gfs.php?inv=0&plot=850&region=us&t=l

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6Z GFS has backed off on the heaviest rain for tomorrow . Also there is no clear indication if and when  the major reporting stations will reach 90 this month for the 1st time. Yesterday Linden NJ reached 90 maybe a couple other smaller stations in the metro.

 

http://wxweb.meteostar.com/sample/sample.shtml?text=kewr

 

the 0Z GFS has a tropical system making landfall on the central FLA gulf coast then moving north along the eastern seaboard with heavy rain making it here later in the period

 

http://www.weather.unisys.com/gfs/gfs.php?inv=0&plot=850&region=us&t=l

GFS has had that feature for a few weeks-it's always 6-7 days away so I'd say convective feedback

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It's not convective feedback. The feature exists on several of the ECMWF ensemble members and GEFS members for that matter.

Still ain't buying it.  Both models have had a wet pattern for their runs the last 7-10 days which has not even come close to verifying.  Outside of tomorrow (and even that's iffy) it looks dry for the next week or so.

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Still ain't buying it.  Both models have had a wet pattern for their runs the last 7-10 days which has not even come close to verifying.  Outside of tomorrow (and even that's iffy) it looks dry for the next week or so.

You don't need to buy it but it's a real feature. Check out the Atlantic Tropical discussion in the main forum.

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The concentration of the best convection these past 7-14 days has been west of NYC. East of there ive seen not much rain, last night not one drop. Tonight into tommorow morning looks like one of the first legit shots of notable rainfall the first time in a week plus for me

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What it means is that it's not convective feedback. It's an actual tropical cyclone. It may never form and may never track even remotely close to this area but that's not the same as convective feedback.

you are correct - the NHC has had the Bay of Campeche near southern GOM as a possible location for formation for days now - these systems are very difficult to pinpoint when and if they will develop 

 

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/

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