TriPol
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December blizzard confirmed.
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Did anyone in the NYC area just feel that earthquake?
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That was just something... a heavy burst of rain here... wow.
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I'm calling for a major snowstorm on December 5 to give CPK 12 inches.
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Any chance of 55 inches this year? A wet December?
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Should make for a breezy parade
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Any chance the volcano in iceland impacts our weather?
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Sold!
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Hopefully not a windy one. Don't want anything to happen to the parade.
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Down to 35 here
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The GFS is on some premium quality stuff this morning:
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Well, howdy there...
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Don't we want a high pressure over the aleutians this time of year?
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Not a drop in Bayonne, NJ. -
This went way further north than originally predicted.
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Stick a forky in it. We’re not getting more than an inch.
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We've had AN Octobers for years without any snow. I need snow. Give me snow! I'm addicted to that white powdery substance in a way I can't describe! Oh wait..
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It's not getting any warmer than the 60s today. Low-mid 70s all week.
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If this rain keeps up and we continue to get below average temps, we’re in for amazing fall foliage, the likes of which hasn’t been seen in a long time. Get your cameras ready!
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I really enjoy the sounds of the rain at night. So quiet and peaceful.
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I've been involved in meteorology for decades. I have never seen a storm rapidly intensify like this. Would be interested to see SSTs after Lee has passed.
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If this doesn't verify, it'll be more disappointing than Viennetta ice cream.
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A little pocket of 31.5-32.5C water temps. Basically 90 degree water temps.
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I don't remember much about the preceding winters, so that can't be good.
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I'd wager a hefty sum that the likelihood of a landfall event in the Florida Panhandle is rather minimal, a hypothesis that I find somewhat at odds with the current projections from the National Hurricane Center. Since the case of Hurricane Charlie, Gulf-originating hurricanes to veer westward in their tracks, particularly when their initial trajectories are not aimed at Texas, Louisiana, or the Mississippi/Alabama coastline. This westward bias is often less pronounced when a robust anticyclonic system is situated over Florida, effectively serving as a protective barrier for the state's western coastline. One could argue that the NHC's forecasting methodology could benefit from a reevaluation of these recurrent patterns, especially in the context of recent advancements in ensemble forecasting and data assimilation techniques.
