40/70 Benchmark

Just alot of info being cast about on here.Sorry...will try to be clearer.

No one said imminent.....but within 12-18 hrs is my concern.

My point is that is very dubious imo.

Usually a 5mi eye isn't very sustainable.

I think if Jose were to remain seaward, then a weaker vortex does leave a less prominent path out to sea, but ideally it would move west...true imo.

Jose is hybrid at this point...which allows it to maintain more intensity.

I think PR will be aided by an ERC...relatively speaking, of course...my guess is 130mph LF intensity on PR.

God, I love this ending to summer.

Why?

I'm sure August will be more humid, but we are getting to the point where Tip starts seeing snow melting from windshields on cloudy, cold February days.

This is the best summer since 2009...and maybe even 2000.

I thought last summer was pretty hot....maybe I'm wrong..

I'm sorry I invited you to our league...what a fantasy pimp lol

This is why I tune out from April to August....useless in every sense. At least in the coming weeks, cane delusions and winter speculation ensues...

This is a perfect time to chop one off of the "major whiffer" quota...

Another few weeks, Halloween decorations will hit the CVS shelves.

Almost like an Andrew track, only that made a sharper right hook to the east of the islands before bending back.

This summer has been tolerable so far, but the worst half is still to come.

Man, nasty, nasty, nasty here in Miami....Kev would be in his glory-

Good.

Oh.....this year and the '96 system seemed like twin events in the mid atl.

Why does 1996 rank more highly than this year's? They were pretty comparable, no?

Very good event up here, but nothing over the top. I received about 18-20"....with some sleet and rain to start. I'll never forget the famous ADG from Walt Drag when I had arrived home from work that Sunday evening. Headline: "SEVERE WINTER STORM REACHING OF EXCEEDING THE BLIZZARD OF 1978" I remember that they were pinning the heaviest axis on a line from about KBEV-KHFD...citing anticipated drifts of around 10'. So, you understand why a very major snowfall had seemed a bit more pedestrian relative to what we were ready for. The heaviest actually verified about 40-so miles to the north of that...im se NH, where there were totals on the order of 36-40", but nowhere were the winds as intense as anticipated because the system's phase was imperfect.

That was the first real event that I can recall....very vague recollection of March '84....

That has nothing to do with my point, but it doesn't matter.