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2016 Atlantic Tropical Discussion:Atlantic Looks Active North of 20N


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12z Euro has 81KT gusts Jersey Shore to 64KT LI South Shore.

Strengthens 10 mb after moving off the VA Capes before getting pulled back into DEL Bay by the UL

and then looping OTS later on. Looks like UL Phase and and record SST's off SNJ give it a boost

combining with strong high gradient to north for winds.

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The strongest winds and heaviest rains make it about as far North as Rt. 80, but keep in mind that we'll likely be dealing with banding features that will produce locally heavier rain capable of bringing down stronger winds to the surface. Still, the Euro is a solid 30-40MPH wind driven rainstorm just about everywhere. 

The Euro even brings 60MPH winds into the NY Harbor area on Sunday morning/afternoon. 

Rainfall this run is a modest 1-3" with a JP of 12"+ over the Delmarva. 

Ideally you want this to make it up to about LBI before making the loop instead of Ocean City, MD. That would bring in much stronger winds and heavier rains.

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2 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

The strongest winds and heaviest rains make it about as far North as Rt. 80, but keep in mind that we'll likely be dealing with banding features that will produce locally heavier rain capable of bringing down stronger winds to the surface. Still, the Euro is a solid 30-40MPH wind driven rainstorm just about everywhere. 

The Euro even brings 60MPH winds into the NY Harbor area on Sunday morning/afternoon. 

Rainfall this run is a modest 1-3" with a JP of 12"+ over the Delmarva. 

Ideally you want this to make it up to about LBI before making the loop instead of Ocean City, MD. That would bring in much stronger winds and heavier rains.

good recap, thank you.  Similar to alot of events which are affected by blocking-it will come down to how far north the center can get before being halted by the block.  models will waver in how strong the block is, and 50 miles one way or the other will make a huge difference in such a densly populated area.

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4 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

good recap, thank you.  Similar to alot of events which are affected by blocking-it will come down to how far north the center can get before being halted by the block.  models will waver in how strong the block is, and 50 miles one way or the other will make a huge difference in such a densly populated area.

It looks like the key will be getting it to track over those record SST's like the Euro is showing and not just inland like GFS for the strongest impact.

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