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1/4 Mega Bomb obs.


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Just now, Rjay said:

I really thought we has a chance at the deform band this time.  I think it ends up west of us...yet again. 

 

The 850/700 lows and other general banding fcsting rules suggested to me last night SW CT down through NYC and SI was a good spot where a strong band may setup

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Same here, Eduardo. The latest visible satellite image says it all.
 
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From early this morning.... My brother and I can't get enough...

To those getting shafted... I feel for ya... being on the south shore we experience that very often... and no doubt will again this year... So I must enjoy while I can...

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Southern Middlesex-Southern New London-Northern New London-Northern
New Haven-Northern Middlesex-Southern New Haven-Southwest
Suffolk-Northwest Suffolk-Southeast Suffolk-Northern Nassau-Northeast
Suffolk-Southern Nassau-
930 AM EST THU JAN 4 2018

...BLIZZARD CONDITIONS ARE OCCURRING...

At 926 AM EST, an area of heavy snow continues to move across
Southern Connecticut and Long Island. Movement was northwest at near
50 mph.

Snowfall rates will range between 1 and 3 inches per hour at times.

Frequent gusts of 40 to 45 mph are expected with occasional gusts up
to 55 mph with this area of heavy snow. This will cause some downed
tree limbs and possibly wires as well.

Visibilities are less than a quarter of a mile in this area of heavy
snow. In addition, occasional lightning is expected within the heavy
snow.

Travel is not recommended.
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1 minute ago, EasternLI said:

By the way, that pic is me standing in the back yard. There are trees not visible like 100' straight ahead in that pic.

That is awesome.  I've seen that once in my life for about 30 minutes on 12/30/2000.  Even with all the huge storms since then nothing has come close.  Take it all in and enjoy.

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7 minutes ago, Rjay said:

I really thought we has a chance at the deform band this time.  I think it ends up west of us...yet again. 

At least it doesn’t look like we’re staring down a bad subsidence area. Radar here is lightening up somewhat but it’s still essentially a whiteout where I am. 

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65KT ship report.

Current surface observations show sustained winds up to 50 kt right along the mid Atlc coast with gusts exceeding 60 kt. In addition, a ship report from 1000 UTC this morning indicated 65 kt in the outer NT2 waters to the SE of Cape Hatteras with seas to 23 ft. The last NCEP surface analysis already had the system at hurricane force, and the models still show further intensification as the low starts racing off to the NE today

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