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  1. No, you said "except" Sandy, as if it countered the argument that neg NAO favors fish storms...I said that it isn't because it came up through the Carrieban, no the CV islands.
  2. Sandy hooked up from the Carribean. He was referring to the long track CV systems. His whole point was that home brew/Carribean systems would be the main threats
  3. Well, given that the ECMWF peaks at -.52C and the consensus of all guidance is -.55C, that makes sense. Still argues weak. I would advise caution with respect to persistence forecasting, as it works until it doesn't...case en point the NAO this past winter.
  4. IDK, I don't to long range tropical stuff....but I agree that neg NAO patterns generally favor recurcves.
  5. Recipe for a low ACE season relative to activity level.
  6. Nope..not true with the expansion of the Hadley cell....you can choose to delude yourself by refusing to believe it if you wish, but there is peer reviewed material on the matter. Not published by myself, but if it were, it would be a hell of a lot longer.
  7. Completely agree. The dew talk is on borrowed time.
  8. Obviously the US as a whole is far from done with tropical season, but we in the NE are not done either. Henri may have been a warm up.
  9. I rolled my eyes every time I read "RI".....folks just can't recognize a skunked out core when they see one.
  10. Got about exactly as I had figured here, so wouldn't call the storm a "bust", though it certainly could have been much, much worse...maybe 1.5" of rain and 30ish mph gusts.....no complaints. I was not rooting for a flooded basement and loss of power with a couple of kids under 2 years old. Happy to have kept the damage in Tolland.
  11. That is mainly in the eastern zones, where we want it. I'm still not sold on moderate.
  12. https://easternmassweather.blogspot.com/2021/08/matching-tropical-surface-stratosphere.html
  13. Do you have the link for the weekly data? The site that I use stopped updating in January...
  14. Forecast for Henri worked out well, as didn't expect it to make landfall as a hurricane. Highest gust, 70mph at Point Judith, RI. Highest rainfall total, so far in New England is 5.00" in Manchester, CT. We probably aren't done with tropical threats in New England this season. https://easternmassweather.blogspot.com/2021/08/tropical-storm-henri-verification.html
  15. March 2006 could have easily been a pretty snowy month, but we just couldn't buy a break...kind of like last January.
  16. Its a tool that is more useful some seasons than others, like everything else.
  17. NYC is $ucked with all of that rain...wow.
  18. Yea, this was purely hydro for me since I saw it get sheared to shit at 30+ latitude...that is game over for anything for than marginal cane.
  19. Yea, the main show is rains....the east shift if anything exacerbates the issue for you guys.
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