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Do you have the link for this type of information for different reporting sites? Can't seem to find one anywhere. TYIA

Looks like it's ripping on your cam and won't stop until the system passes and your upslope stops. What's your pack? Looks like deep winter there.

That November storm was the post-Sandy snowstorm which was particularly bad because thousands still had no power in my area at the time (NJ). Remember thinking how awesome this winter was going to be until just missing out on the really big totals the Feb 13' epicness delivered that propelled BDR. "Only got 12" lol. Also, BOS the only one with more positives than negatives although most of those positive departures are under double digits.

That is truly a benchmark hit. Showing a beast with a 985 at that. Only problem is, it's still a week+ out and will most likely end up with a completely different solution. I'd say tracking season is now in full swing!

Damage in Dallas was extensive but amazingly not deadly there. Think I saw it was an EF-3 which at night in a populated area, is a miracle nobody died there. Anybody have a radar shot or loop of it btw?

Isn't that the saying for New England except instead of waiting 5 mins it's "wait 24 hours"?

Cashed in on the old get a downpour with less than a 10% chance forecast. Logan should report some precip in both reporting hours

I don't think any of them are saying this is Sandy wire to wire. We all know that nothing will probably rival that storm in our lifetimes but Sandy is the first thought when I saw that also. Yes, not as big nor slow but anytime the models have a storm consistently like they've been having, it's probably happening. Just going to be a question of where does it track? It is a great setup for an EC threat.

I'm not, and I don't think anyone else when it comes to a Northeast landfall/impacts a week+ out. Just implying that it looks like its going to be an active period next month so anything can happen. One well-timed trough or build in of a ridge and things could get interesting up the EC. First ingredient is there, waves off Africa with lots of coming activity

Well Dorian and its setup are gone now so maybe we'll see a little something different next week that will be favorable to an EC/Northeast impact

This won't happen. He 'threatened' to fire them. Won't happen because yes, it is ridiculous.

Just amazing. I can't wait to watch his story on this one. I think this Sunday is a scheduled episode from Michael, unless they've made a last minute change because of Dorian but I doubt it. Would need a lot more time for editing and such, I would think.

The GFS doesn't know what to do with this thing. Keeps stalling it/slowing it down north of the Turks though. Dangerous area if it did end up there. Whats the Euro have?

LOL Wow! That storm is almost an afterthought with Dorian literally getting all the attention. Hopefully you don't have any damage. How much more you expecting. Have to ask considering it's not being talked about

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Hmmmm no. There are worse tracks it can take. It's flying and likely would weaken a lot more than depicted if it's just gonna travel over land from SC to Maine. Either way, this storm will very likely not play out as shown here. It's one to watch but any hurricane touching land north of NC is hard to believe until 24-36 hours out. At least for me. Call me skeptical

With all due respect, I hope you're wrong temp wise and the 90's lack this year. I'm sure they won't and you'll be right. We'll see.

Thanks for the info!

It is within what you could expect but I didn’t realize measurements were now taken out into the ocean. I’m a lot further away from them then I thought especially when it comes to marginal situations along the immediate coast like this storm. I think I was more annoyed that they didn’t hit a foot for the record books without realizing I just barely made a foot myself but it’s not unusual for them to be at the bottom of the pack. It doesn’t really matter cause at least they recorded double digits Did they not take the actual measurement until 1215pm like it says in the report? If so, compaction could of played a bit of a roll. Temps were in the middle to upper 30’s by then. Then again, they might be running warm so impossible to tell. The ASOS did report 1.06” of precip so maybe they just said fuk it and did the easy math haha Great storm experience here either way! When you’re getting 1.5”-2”/hr rates for 5 straight hours, you don’t forget it! Congrats to everyone that had that same feeling last night, and some!

Ain’t that the truth. I’m right next to them in Eastie (Jeffries Point). Pulled an all nighter and crashed at 10am. 12.5” final here. What a bogus report from Logan as usual. Just looking over the radarloop you can see Logan was pretty much under heavy stuff all night.

Yep, here it is. Should put me over 12”

I’m well over 11 here so they should be reporting a good measurement but who knows with them

Awesome! Tenafly for me

Nice! Another NNJ transplant. He’s a foreman for Alpine DPW. Cushiest job ever if you know the town. What town in Bergen County did you grow up in?

Really? Wow. Friend is a foreman for a DPW in extreme NE Bergen county. Says they got at least 6