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Hurricane Lee--Glorified Nor'Easter or Legit Tropical? Near Miss or Direct Hit?


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7 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Wasn’t Webb talking about this potential today somebody posted…

Don’t they suck…been performing the worst so far with this cane lol.

I don’t know. I’ve seen them perform better than globals, but some of these models are new. So I don’t have experience with them. 

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5 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Not yet…gotta see the other guidance buy in on this.  If GFS goes in this direction later, it becomes more believable. If not, it’s the Euro swinging back and forth again(can’t believe we have to even say that about the Euro..so sad). 

Been overall consistent minus a run or 2 but not much deviation 

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68 W (longitudinal) at our latitude is probably the line for significant impacts on eastern New England. Obviously if it gets even further west, it increases impacts further inland. 

Aside from the Euro, some tropical models have it close enough as well. 

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That’s quite a bit west, wow. 

Time to break out the good stuff. 

Latest error guidance from UAlbany. There are still some fairly significant errors at medium to short range. 

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The GFS and Euro meanwhile, have gone in different directions in recent days. The difference is that lately the GFS has ticked west from its easternmost solution. Doesn’t mean it’ll adopt what the Euro is trying to do, but each successive cycle becomes important because the errors in the magnitude of the steering pattern should diminish—even if we’re tracking 20-40 mile shifts at close range. 

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