BombsAway1288

That's absolutely insane. Just your everyday stovepipe tornado plowing by the toll booths on the NJ Turnpike lol. What an unbelievably historic day unfolding from here down to the Mid-Atlantic.

The 2 tweets on the previous page were good enough for me. Truly major hurricane conditions. Storm chasers for the most part are not going to put themselves in the extreme heart of the danger right on the coast (Grand Isle, Golden Meadows).

Pressure only got down to 982mb?

Anybody have a Weather Channel streaming link?

Didn't pull it off last night but they did tie the record max low for 8/24 with a low of 71 which tied many years, 1947 being the most recent. KBOS broke the record max low on 8/25 by only getting down to 76 which broke the record of 74 from 1998 (was tied with 3 others from previous years). Also, came within 1 degree for the record max low on 8/26 with a low of 75 (Record-76 in 1948). Quite the stretch! Hopefully these will be the last high low temps of the summer. Nights are just waaaay too muggy.

Probably correct with the track shifting east as much as it did from yesterday morning. TS winds are only what? 30 mile radius? And even then it’s inconsistent gusts. LI was spared (wind wise) outside of the twin forks and even there it’s less cause of the east shift. Like many, including myself have been saying, the story with this storm is the freshwater flooding and tidal flooding

I don’t think I’ve ever been more tempted to take a day trip to Foxwoods.

Don’t think an NJ/NYC/LI is off the table yet, especially with how far south and west it’s moving now

They really don't move much in that 18 hrs lol, wow. Freshwater flooding and the higher than normal tides will be the story here. Trending in the ugly direction for a lot of people at the moment.

Mainly lots of trees down and outdoor furniture being blown around. Guess of a tornado is purely from all the tree's down.

Might have been a very brief tornado in Clinton. Some of the pictures and videos coming out of there show some pretty strong damage.

That's not true. Could easily still make landfall anywhere between Montauk and Nantucket as a hurricane. All options are still on the table.

Don't think it ever was. Surge and rain would be the story with this.

Well said. This might be a landfalling TC somewhere in the Northeast but it won't be a super strong/windy system. Will also be likely weakening upon approach

NHC giving in. Major shift west on track. Almost all of NE is in the cone now

The charts are bad, period. Whether it's the ensembles or the op, the algorithm that makes up the chart is severely messed up or something as another poster pointed out earlier.

Why do you keep posting these? They're waaaaay off and not even off by a little bit. I've seen day 1 forecasts that are a solid 10 degrees too warm. Garbage.

Your posts are nonsense. I mean posting and deciphering 488hr CFS forecast maps and finding eye's in invest's? Really? I advise you to come back to earth and post some logical things before you're not allowed to post anymore period.

If that's not a tornado on the ground right now then idk what is

The couplet over Ocean County is absolutely insane. I've never seen anything like that in NJ before. Insane

It was pretty meh north of Rt. 80 tbh. Some models had this blowing up in NYC/NE NJ through 10-11pm. Unless there's serious development on the backside, looks like most of it is through by 8pm

Maybe starting to weaken? Heading for SW Monmouth County now

You're spot on. Think it's cycling back up now, unfortunately.

Large debris ball with that one. Mercer County needs to take cover now.

Pretty good rotation showing up over Bedminster. Heading for Monmouth County eventually