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  2. ChescoWx
    Today will be our last day with higher humidity. We should cooler weather both tomorrow and especially on Saturday. However, we turn more humid and wetter again by later Sunday into Monday. Drier and near normal temperatures arrive by next Tuesday.
  3. ChescoWx
    Today will be our last day with higher humidity. We should cooler weather both tomorrow and especially on Saturday. However, we turn more humid and wetter again by later Sunday into Monday. Drier and near normal temperatures arrive by next Tuesday.
  4. MJO812
    Jamstec
  5. GaWx
    The Aug ‘23 Jamstec was actually slightly colder than the prior two months. But to be fair, Sep and moreso Oct were colder than the Aug run before Nov warmed back up to no BN. However, even the Oct 23 run, which a number of us including me were understandably salivating over, wasn’t nearly as cold as the current run (also note how much colder is the Arctic vs 23-4): Current run (Aug):
  6. forkyfork
    why not? lol
  7. PhiEaglesfan712
    At least by this point, the cold signal was gone. (This was the case in 2015-16.) By the time you went into the fall runs, those regions were showing above average temperatures for DJF on almost all models. By the time you got to October and November in 2015 and 2023, it should have been apparent that December was going to torch. The cold signal still being there has to bring hope to those want cold and snow. I always keep coming back to the point that the last strong el nino that showed a cold signal this deep into the season produced the coldest CONUS winter in the 21st century.
  8. weatherwiz
    Here's a scan 5 minutes after what I posted. Definitely interesting around there
  9. Typhoon Tip
    It had a 'micro bow' on the base reflectivity structure as it passed through NH fwiw - ... probably a cycling micro burster
  10. Stebo
    A good fall outbreak and this happens. I honestly expect it at this point.
  11. IrishRob17
    No worries, thanks for sharing. That's impressive!
  12. Eskimo Joe
    Shocker
  13. dendrite
    86mph at a home site just east of the lighthouse. https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/pws/KCTEASTH275
  14. weatherwiz
    must have been a super localized gust. Actually further looking at the radar, I wonder if there may have been a brief TOR?
  15. dendrite
    Around 130 EDT Only 37mph at HVN right next door.
  16. weatherwiz
    yeah I just edited my post for the time. Meant to convert from Z but forgot
  17. OrangeCTWX
    Think the worst of it was from 1-2am no? Another storm came through at 5ish but I thought that one was weaker. At least I was able to sleep through that one lol
  18. redsox91
    Apologies if it's just outside of this region, but some pretty impressive hail reports yesterday in Binghamton. Several reports up to 3". Mark Tarello - WOW! Golfball to egg size hail from severe... | Facebook
  19. weatherwiz
    wonder what time that was. This is a scan from 1:25 AM
  20. WestBabylonWeather
    Eastern tip of Long Island got quite a bit of rain last night. Reminds me of that one snowstorm last winter where they got like 10” out there with barely a flurry in babylon
  21. weatherwiz
    HOLY SHIT.
  22. dendrite
    Gotta get you some rain up there.
  23. OrangeCTWX
    103 mile per hour wind gust in New Haven! https://x.com/ryanhanrahan/status/2087905696947884069?s=46
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  25. tamarack
    Some echoes passed overhead but nothing reached the ground. 1.83" this month so far, a bit AN.
  26. mitchnick
    Since I'm always optimistic as there's nothing to lose enjoying the hobby, I'll remain in the open instead of ducking for cover. Lol
  27. 40/70 Benchmark
    It's coming lol I'm telling you, he's going to shred this optimism like a ninja with absolute surgical precision.
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