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  2. From past events, they should keep the same name. HU John in Sep 1994 (longest-lived lived TC on record) did this twice! Once crossing the Dateline going W and then back over it moving NE! It caused some system issues w/ the NWS and JTWC, as the computers at the time refused to accept a TC crossing from W of the Dateline to E of it b/c it has not happened before, at least in terms of how their systems were designed back then.
  3. In a lot of months PDO has higher correlation than ENSO actually. In some months it actually has a higher correlation than PNA! Common sense says that PDO is more secondary, but a 7-year stretch where PHL had 10.7" of snow beating their previous 7-year low over 13.5" during the most -pdo time in history.. interesting coincidence? We were tracking the PDO before that. Last 2 winters we had good cold but I think cold Arctic Summers were a reason for that (which we have again this year).
  4. Yeah weekend shaping up to look junky unfortunately
  5. Where has you been? Long-known GFS gets TC spin-up happy after a week. Has been that way for over 10 years. If I had a dime for every time the GFS LR hit New England w/ a hurricane in the last 20 years?
  6. Even more impressive is +10c spanning almost 2,500 miles. And steady over long periods of time. It would take quite a bit of energy to produce that unnaturally.
  7. The 18z HRRR up'ed the ante big time. The two versions of the RRFS are have the same idea w/ one max swrn CT (what else is new) and another near former stomping ground of @CoastalWx (GHG). NAM/HRRR/RRFS show a weak sfc/925 low developing near the S coast and takes its time moving E, so we get comma head backlash in ern MA. There is a stronger upstream 500 trof moving into the Great Lakes by early Sat, and that would tend to move things along. However, the system impacting SNE has little in the way of reflection at 500. It's all low-level, so standard trof "kicker" rules may not apply here. Weymouth 6" special like last year????
  8. Finally looks like some cooler weather arrives at least for a few days
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  10. Feel free to bump troll me when I am bitching in January, but hoping this super nino at least keeps us in a wet pattern. Will deal with warm shots and rain over CAD.
  11. Nam and Euro look nothing like that . Just very light stuff
  12. Great shots! You should pop back up during winter!
  13. NAMS a bit further north now...
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  15. Will be interesting to see the NOAA data for Aug. She's a healthy one right now.
  16. very el nino-like, so not all that surprising. especially so considering the magnitude of the nino.
  17. FFA from KPHI Wouldn't be surprised but not saying it will be expanded into NYC and NE NJ - both flooding and marginal severe
  18. atl cane season seems heading for all-time snoozer status, meanwhile the east pac wants to shit out storms like crazy and it looks like HI gonna have a season for the ages
  19. Curry also added: "The stadiumwave has been successfully achieved in a packed stadium or other large seated venues, when successive groups of spectators briefly stand and raise their arms. Immediately upon stretching to full height, the spectator returns to the usual seated position."
  20. SPC has day 1 marginal and slight risk out not really any changes for 2% tornado and 5% hail but wind is 5-15% and also has been extended southward down to the gulf coast states also marginal risk has been extended past i65 maybe Cumberland plateau for 5-15% wind https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day1otlk.html .
  21. If this happens in the winter, lord help this board.
  22. If i had to bet my life savings, I'm going to say Stephens City, VA.
  23. I wonder where the misses will be.
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