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Oct 31- Nov 2nd Storm Disco


Damage In Tolland

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Not saying it's an analog but this is starting to remind me of the big bomb last march that trended e and wound up missing most

 

Wasn't that east the entire time, and weenies (myself included) were just grasping at straws that it "could come back west"?

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It may have something to do with the way the southern vort was initialized this run. On the 00z run it was a more consolidated feature just starting to come onshore in Washington State. On the 12z run it's a strung out mess. If you follow the progression of that S/W and compare it to 00z you can see how it was a much cleaner and complete phase on 00z which allowed it to close off much further north.

 

Below is our southern stream feature that eventually phases in.

 

Bottom line is, by 00z tonight we should have all of the features involved in areas that will be initialized well so we'll give it one more complete model cycle before pulling the plug.

 

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No but everything else was and now with the euro it is as well, When it does recover its long gone

 

It's also important to be fair too. The GFS shifted west quite a bit from yesterday. As usual, models compromise and that's what we sort of have right now. Sure some details can be argued, but overall..a compromise. As far as sensible impacts, the Cape and DE Maine stand the best shot at some precip with stronger winds. My thoughts here haven't changed much. Some room for wiggles here and there, but the setup doesn't have much room if at all. Could even tick east.

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