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  1. BombsAway1288
    Agreed. There will be no accumulation at the immediate coast in late October unless there is consistent heavy rates and the RPM pretty much depicts that there. 5 miles inland, a different story. Me thinks Logan records T (for snow in the air but not sticking) or 0.1 It's especially bad for measuring there being that it's literally being measured on the water basically (Deer Island)
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    I actually think your area does quite well and maybe even the best in SNE E of 91. Models consistently showing the juice down into CT and with you being the at one of the highest points of eastern CT, could easily get 2"-3". Would be a lot more if this thing wasn't flying.
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    That is absolutely wild and awesome at the same time
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    Color be skeptical but I'm just not buying ANY accumulation inside 128. Rain changing over to snow on the back end of a fast moving system in late October, not the greatest recipe for low elevation snows. Kind of surprised that Noyes is so bullish this morning.
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    Clearly. Was kind of going with a rhetorical question there. Guess the question or statement should have been more geared towards to how did this just explode so fast in the northern Gulf in late October, just as Greg Postel was referring to in his tweet.
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    Def much stronger winds than I was expecting. Watching those winds in downtown NO on TWC was impressive. Probably the best live coverage I've seen them do for a landfalling hurricane. 24 hrs ago this was a 65mph tropical storm. What happened? lol
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    Gonna just guess and say because it shows less snow?
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    That looks like it could be a good run. Anyone have anything that decipher this run further?
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    That might be one of the best transformer blow-up video's I've ever seen! That was awesome! You are asking for trouble though having those power lines run right through a bunch of tree's, ice storm or not.
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    To kind of nitpick, the Leewards and the Bahamas are islands that yes, did experience major hurricanes but they're islands that don't have "inland" areas comparable to the Plains of the US. You're point remains the same though. Big SUSTAINED winds don't really happen inland, anywhere at all.
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    That data get released yet? That was def the most interestingly positioned site for this storm with the track making a center hit on Creole. Creole is east of Cameron so this station would of been in the northwestern-western side of the eyewall which clearly over performed in this storm with the reported winds in Beaumont/Port Arthur which are even more west of the center and west of Cameron.
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    TY. Was the last thing I was thinking
  13. BombsAway1288
    Ummm you mean 6 weeks apart and a cat 2 and cat 4?
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    Gonna guess that this will be the highest reported reliable wind measurement we get from Delta. Weakening will only accelerate from here on out. Unless some late reports come in of course
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    Driving down on Rt. 1 southbound yesterday in Saugus and past the most vibrant single tree in beautiful full peak color right next to the McDonald's and adjacent to the road. It sticks out like a sore thumb with all the other tree's around it being fully green still. Anyone know what I'm talking about? It's always the first to go every year there, but seems to be much earlier this year. It really pops. I actually wouldn't be surprised if there were a few accidents over the years from people taking their eyes off the road to get a glimpse of it at 60 mph only to turn their head back to the road and see more red starring at them in the face, the brake light red from cars slowing down/stopping haha.
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    Lol. You got a real issue with New Yorkers, huh?
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    What's it pay? Lol
  18. BombsAway1288
    You mean a Greek named storm is so bad that it needs to be retired? I think they would retire it and just not replace it. Like I said though, I think....
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    Really? The CMC? Granted, I haven't followed and analyzed the models for verification this year when it comes to tropical systems but just going by how it performed for Laura, I wouldn't exactly say the Canadian is the go-to model. I'm not saying/trying to downplay anything out there like some people on here. Just questioning the model of choice.
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    Honestly, I think I speak for everyone when I say I think it's time for you to stop. You were saying the same exact thing earlier this week about the 2 systems that will impact the SE US next week and were wrong. You're clearly giving your best trolling attempt
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    Models, at least the Euro and UK have been pretty consistent in showing the heaviest rain NE-SW from the Worcester Hills down through the Connecticut River Valley down to NYC/NENJ. Obviously any track change will shift that axis of heaviest rain
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    Wow. That's what, 3-6 members out of 51 that track offshore up here? Inland runner?
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    Lets see what this looks like on Saturday. Think the models are a bit all over the place with the initialization which in turn impacts track and intensity downstream. Obviously, implications to SNE impact. Quite the 12z suite across the board though
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    Clearly this needs to be watched by everyone on the EC. 12z GFS does an inland recurve and brings remnants to us. 12z Op Euro has it at the same latitude, just 200 miles off the GA-FL coast
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    Correct. NYC Nickeled and dimed their way to an above average season. Think there was some type of storm almost every week that year though. Extremely active. Earliest memories of snow!
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