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  2. Maestrobjwa
    Yeah I don't think they're gonna let that happen--we're not at the "too late" point. Moving on from Harbaugh this season still leaves some of Lamar's prime left! See it's different this year...and the wheels have legit fallen almost all the way off. Even if Lamar comes back and saves the day again and we somehow back into the playoffs...there's no erasing the stench of what's happened so far. You can cover up a lot when you win the division and make the playoffs...but once crap happens in the regular season too? No kidding it. That's another reason why I think this is gonna be Harbaugh's last season. It is becoming painfully clear that coaching is at the heart of the problem here.
  3. kdxken
    Wind starting to pick up a little and it's getting warmer.
  4. qg_omega
    Light rain, .30 on day. Winds 10 with maybe gusts in the low 20s at best
  5. IrishRob17
    .03
  6. Modfan2
    Evidently going to be a pretty meh storm given the lack of posts in here; .48” so far here in E CT
  7. Ralph Wiggum
    Ahhh the Feb 89 debacle. Sophomore in high school. Schools shut down night prior in anticipation. Me and my buddy split a quarter of some good afghani bud. Started walking around the town 8AM. By 11AM we thought maybe we were both just really stoned but there wasnt a snowflake to be had and sun was poking thru. Stopped off for pizza at noon and the workers said we dodged one but the shore was getting hit. Mega pissed. We smoked the rest of our stash and enjoyed our day off, but it was still a huge letdown.
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  9. GaWx
    1. This won’t come anywhere close to the western basin but it may add some ACE: Tropical Weather Outlook NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL 800 PM EDT Sun Oct 12 2025 For the North Atlantic...Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of America: Central Tropical Atlantic (AL97): Showers and thunderstorms have increased in association with a small area of low pressure located about 900 miles west-southwest of the Cabo Verde Islands. Environmental conditions are forecast to become more favorable for further development of this system during the next few days, and a tropical depression is likely to form by the middle part of this week while it moves to the west-northwest then northwest at 15 to 20 mph across the central tropical Atlantic. * Formation chance through 48 hours...medium...60 percent. * Formation chance through 7 days...high...70 percent. $$ Forecaster Blake 2. Of more importance landfall potential-wise, a followup AEW has been forecasted by a number of runs and ensemble members to develop close to the Lesser Antilles in ~a week.
  10. FPizz
    Only mist here. .01"
  11. NEG NAO
    Now we can begin to see how this might play out as that new low grabs the offshore precip to its north and throws it on shore over NJ and the metro later.................
  12. yoda
    That's a weird looking radar
  13. JenkinsJinkies
  14. Hitman
    Sitting at .02”. Looks like Boston is getting the goods. Oh well.
  15. wthrmn654
    I will say that there's a low of the Carolinas with new one forming by delimarva
  16. TJW014
    Up to 0.73” of rain in the bucket
  17. TJW014
    Noticeable uptick in wind at the beach now. Feels a bit more NE/ENE vs NNE all day. Sustained 47, gusts to 57 mph out on Barnegat Inlet
  18. wthrmn654
    Idk I'm cooking i can't look cook and eat lol I'm adhd,I might burn the house down
  19. wthrmn654
    This surge model forecast versus actual is spot on! GFS Based Guidance (ETSS)
  20. NEG NAO
    where are the other low centers located ? you can actually see the LP in Del Marva on radar as the precip west of it is moving from the northeast to southwest
  21. suzook
    Just got back from a miserable coast trip with rain and wind, and cold. Beautiful sunny day and 82 degrees here in ATL area!
  22. SnoSki14
    Thanks for your genius expertise
  23. wthrmn654
    New low is forming right now and strengthening by delmarva
  24. LAVistaNY
    As long as we’re posting stuff that nobody cares about I’ll go- I live in Vista, NY in the point of Westchester that juts into CT. If you’ve ever been to Vista you might wonder why the name if there is no view in Vista? This area was almost completely deforested in the 1700 and 1800’s for dairy farms for NYC and the view to Long Island and the Sound was said to be spectacular. People would travel to take in the view and picnic hence the name. Around the turn of the 20th century the dairy farms were gone and the trees grew. So why post this on a weather board? Our trees are all the same age 100+ years and it doesn’t take much to cause havoc -multi day power outages: 4 days Irene, 6 snowtober, and 9 for Sandy! So away from the coast it still matters.
  25. hudsonvalley21
    You see it more commonly now with it looking like a NASCAR event on any highway. For an example, the Palisades parkway and around Stony Point, the Bear Mountain Traffic Circle, route 6 extension areas, it’s a plethora of driving styles that make up a recipe for disaster and accidents occurring almost daily.
  26. Picard
    No. It'll just be lucky guesses at this point and someone will be right. Things are kinda verifying on the coast and LI, but just inland, the cutoff remains very sharp. Precip might be filling back in a bit offshore the last few frames. So far it seems even the areas east of 95 are also underperforming as far as the precipitation goes. Wind is more the story.
  27. mob1
    HRRR has an extended period (4-6 hours or so) of spotty showers and then steadier rain moves back in a bit later tonight. As for winds, it should increase a bit as well as the low moves up and occludes (nothing to write home about though).
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