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Damage In Tolland

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The GFS has 10 meter sustained winds of 45+ knots on the outer cape (gotten off tropical tidbits website, it might be gusts but I don't think so) there's a tight pressure gradient and we could see some serious winds (especially if it moves west a bit and consolidates faster)

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Well at least Ocean State Chris will have to worry about  HWW in his coastal zones 

 

I'd like to see it once it's in Bufkit, but taking an AWIPS cross section with lapse rates to proxy mixed layer, GFS would have some 45 knot potential on the coast. 60 out over the ocean, not surprisingly.

 

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Not gonna happen unless this develops more consolidated. We still have disrupted conveyors with the front running s/w lowering the heights ahead of the main show...thus our WAA is cut off and mid-level circulation is never really strengthened until way too late.

One of those situations Ray 40/70 talks where one perturbation is all that's stopping a monster storm....that track should smoke at least half of SNE, same with the previous EURO ensembles the track should be a KU if it was properly developed....like you said with good warm and cold conveyor belts hammering SNE.

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The GFS has 10 meter sustained winds of 45+ knots on the outer cape (gotten off tropical tidbits website, it might be gusts but I don't think so) there's a tight pressure gradient and we could see some serious winds (especially if it moves west a bit and consolidates faster)

 

GFS verbatim would be able to mix 50-60 knots gusts over the Cape.

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One of those situations Ray 40/70 talks where one perturbation is all that's stopping a monster storm....that track should smoke at least half of SNE, same with the previous EURO ensembles the track should be a KU if it was properly developed....like you said with good warm and cold conveyor belts hammering SNE.

 

That's what happens when you take the WAA away. You are left with tight E-W precip gradients despite a 984 low or whatever it is. You still can get some good baroclincity to help restore things as the waters east of HSE are 80+, but you need more than 6-12 hrs. So, you lose the nice circular CCB type look.  Only way it improves is if somehow everything clears out and makes way for the second s/w to go nuts, but the window of opportunity is narrow. More often than not you set yourself up for disappointment if you are on the edge. However, we still have probably another day for adjustments. We'll see if the 12z ensembles are any better.

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