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Some snow showers here on Cape Cod. Dusting on the ground. Those nice echo’s over Cape Cod Bay…what a tease.
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At least it's something - Jan 16th Snow/Sleet/Ice OBS Thread
CCHurricane replied to The 4 Seasons's topic in New England
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Next week's threat on 12Z EURO goes POOF.
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Talk about being disingenuous with this graphic. Selecting "24 Hours" misses most of the snowfall that occurred with this event. Despite personal biases and/or emotions, let's be accurate.
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January 6-7, 2024 Winter Storm Obs Thread
CCHurricane replied to WxWatcher007's topic in New England
For southern New England coastline in particular, I feel like Euro and RGEM led the way with the right call that thermals would be too warm however. US Mesos didn’t catch on until just before precip started falling that there would be prolonged precip issues for eastern and south eastern MA. Mosaic approach always tough to piece together! -
January 6-7, 2024 Winter Storm Obs Thread
CCHurricane replied to WxWatcher007's topic in New England
If BOS can sneak out a 4”, I’ll be pleasantly surprised. -
January 6-7, 2024 Winter Storm Obs Thread
CCHurricane replied to WxWatcher007's topic in New England
Finally snowing here in BOS. Hope this banding is maintained for the next few hours. -
Let me know what specific time period you are looking for and I can pull something down from this resource. Great at creating precipitation over time graphs, historical perspectives, etc. Boston and Worcester hubs likely have the most accurate data historically, yet as an example: This summer (June-August) was our wettings summer since 1955 June thru current day in September is 5th wettest all time. https://xmacis.rcc-acis.org/
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00z GFS has winds gusting at least +55mph out of the north throughout Cape Cod for over 24 hours. At it's peak gusting 75-90mph for +12 hours. Trying to find a trustworthy archive for wind data, but I would have to believe these would be the strongest prolonged sustained winds experienced since Bob in 1991. Toss in one of our wettest summers on record (using Boston data as proxy), full foliage, and a lack of meaningful pruning by mother nature in +30 years, and this would be a borderline disastrous outcome for north facing coastlines from Boston points south, and all of Cape Cod.
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Imagine the Hurricane of 38’ happening today!?
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Meteorologically speaking, this will likely deliver a once in a lifetime event for the area. Almost 100 years since the last Category 2 made landfall in the area. From a relative perspective, and while you never wish for a major hurricane to impact people's lives, yet thankfully this event will occur across some of the least populated areas of Florida. Posted in the Tropical HQ thread: ------- One for the history books if Idalia makes landfall as a major. Also looks like relative to history, the area has been long overdue. Apalachee Bay Hurricane Landfalls Hermine (2016) - Category 1 Alma (1966) - Category 1 Unnamed (1941) - Category 1 Unnamed (1935) - Category 2 Unnamed (1899) - Category 2 Unnamed (1886) - Category 2 Unnamed (1886) - Category 2 Unnamed (1882) - Category 1 Unnamed (1880) - Category 1 Unnamed (1873) - Category 1 Unnamed (1867) - Category 1 Unnamed (1852) - Category 2