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Tropical Storm Henri


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5 minutes ago, Sn0waddict said:

EURO a tic east of 0z but still pretty far west.

 

4 minutes ago, Quincy said:

12z Euro similar to 00z, only slightly weaker and a tick east. Takes the center from eastern LI into the MMK area. Inland wind field looks weaker. 

Looks a tick west to me but that's just noise

 

Last 4 runs

 

 

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4 minutes ago, jbenedet said:

Significant expansion of the wind field right upon closest approach, as phase completed. AWT. New England being New England.


Model huggers flummoxed.

 

Pretty meh wind field outside of the immediate coast and area near landfall. 
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17 minutes ago, Rjay said:

The expanded wind field is the biggest takeaway from this run 

Mm ..apologies if this rubs the wrong way but the general polish of not being exceptionally strong and probably more susceptible to stability parameters N of the G-stream as limiting impact ( likely..), are equally as impressive.. 

But that's just me  -

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4 minutes ago, Quincy said:

Pretty meh wind field outside of the immediate coast and area near landfall. 
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I’m not opining based on impact to SE New Hampshire. 
 

I’m fascinated and tracking out of interest for south coast, Long Island and SNE (for flooding risks). 
 

wind absolutely not the big story outside of coastal LI and CT. Otherwise it’s storm surge layered on very high seas—coastal flooding. Heavy rainfall.

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8 minutes ago, jbenedet said:

Significant expansion of the wind field right upon closest approach, as phase completed. AWT. New England being New England.


Model huggers flummoxed.

 

The whole northeast and Ma is awash in warm air at the low and mid levels. There just isn't much of an ET assist here. Very little baroclinicity. 

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