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October 29-30th Intense Storm From Tropics Discussions & Observations


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Just peeked at the control run and fwiw it's probably the worst case scenario with a landfall in SNJ and in wnw trajectory.

 

 

 

Good thing the moon phase will be in waxing gibbous with tidal coefficients only in the low to middle 50s (avg range). No astronomical extremes will hopefully minimize coastal flooding potential somewhat, one would think. That being said, high tide is at 4:22pm sunday. Btw...great website below regarding solunar activity, tides, tidal coefficients, etc. The selected location is Weehawken but you can change it

 

http:// http://www.tides4fishing.com/us/new-jersey/weehawken-union-city#_solunar

 

 

 

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Both Mt.Holly & Upton have some rain moving in as early as late tonight, I am sure additional watches and warnings will be issued/expanded/upgraded after the 12z runs as long as the models continue towards a stronger more impactful storm for the area. The 00z Euro was very impressive and the other models seem to be heading in a similar direction.

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3 minutes ago, bluewave said:

The new 12z has hurricane gusts out on Eastern Long Island. 


SFC  984    -1  18.3  17.8  97  0.5  17.9 118  48 292.8 295.1 291.7 330.0 13.11
  2  950   302  17.6  17.5  99  0.1  17.5 123  78 295.1 297.5 292.6 333.4 13.35
  3  900   764  16.1  16.0  99  0.1  16.1 135  93 298.1 300.5 293.2 335.4 12.81

Damn. What about for us?

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You really want to be east of all these small lobes of low pressure and/or any tropical potential. The models will probably struggle a bit with all the convection and latent heat feedback which is why you see the nipples (for lack of a better word) of low pressure moving in from the S and SE. 

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4 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

You really want to be east of all these small lobes of low pressure and/or any tropical potential. The models will probably struggle a bit with all the convection and latent heat feedback which is why you see the nipples (for lack of a better word) of low pressure moving in from the S and SE. 

Yes your area is ground zero and Eastern Long island especially twin forks

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