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We hoist, huge drought busting rains with potential coastal flooding. Sep 29-30

Ginx snewx

By Ginx snewx,
in New England

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Typhoon Tip

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Impressive plume now.

 

 

Sep30_1040am.gif

 

Definitely rained harder here at the office in Shrewsbury than those rad returns depicted.

 

Truly blinding... these corporate buildings tend to have thin sheet metals perhaps coated with tar and gravel, and that white noise was distracting.  So looked around the office door to the row of picture windows and couldn't see across the street.  Pretty spectacular fall rates, also with some tree motion/waving sheets. 

 

no thunder 

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yeah, in SNE proper...this doesn't seem to be much of a stress on climatology as an event, actually. 

 

There are a few in central New England that cashed in with 4 and 6" ...which certainly bucks that mean/trend/description, but by and large, most of us are maybe + 1 or 2 SD with this event down here, which in terms of "significance,"  meh.

 

We've obviously experienced enough to know this is a bit pedestrian.  

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yeah, in SNE proper...this doesn't seem to be much of a stress on climatology as an event, actually. 

 

There are a few in central New England that cashed in with 4 and 6" ...which certainly bucks that mean/trend/description, but by and large, most of us are maybe + 1 or 2 SD with this event down here, which in terms of "significance,"  meh.

 

We've obviously experienced enough to know this is a bit pedestrian.  

 

The bigger deal is whether we get significant rain on top of this from any PRE later this week.

 

Still a lot of question surrounding that though.

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The bigger deal is whether we get significant rain on top of this from any PRE later this week.

 

Still a lot of question surrounding that though.

 

Sure, ...might be a better story in the 5 day totality.   I think though that some of that MA intensity waned some as this moved up. 

 

1-3" was still hugely needed either way. 

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yeah, in SNE proper...this doesn't seem to be much of a stress on climatology as an event, actually.

There are a few in central New England that cashed in with 4 and 6" ...which certainly bucks that mean/trend/description, but by and large, most of us are maybe + 1 or 2 SD with this event down here, which in terms of "significance," meh.

We've obviously experienced enough to know this is a bit pedestrian.

Franklin County is SNE.

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12z NAM ... heh. man.

 

It actually tries to nod toward the see-you-later Euro thing...

 

BUT, it replaces the MA TC concern with bible flood from having a negative tilted, quasi-closed low up under a +2/3 SD polar high situated for hours and hours and hours.... drilling a long shore fetch unceasingly toward the coast. 

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