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Obviously this is a very dynamic pattern and storm we're dealing with. I don't think we should be getting bent out of shape for this one. We're probably gonna be flip flopping between all sorts of solutions between now and Tuesday. It's the weekend , let's forget the models , indulge in some weekend activities () And get back to it Sunday. That's my plan at least. Fook them models.

if this actually cuts to Chicago

I'm begging for a warm-up now I'm getting too old for this cold ****

NYC: 26" EWR: 31" MMU: 42" ISP: 25" SWF: 48"

6z vs 12z Dec 18 straight up comedy

Sheesh cpk only got down to 36? I got down to 23 in JC

He's probably trolling the southeast and mid Atlantic subs

Let's get destroyed from mid December through January and let's bring in an early spring for February

I had some flurries here

We can work with this

Also 29 for the low

First freeze here also. 31

Lmao...johnnie black...a bit too much.

Interior new england. Wtf this guy from NYC needs to teach you guys about your own geography?! jesus.

Morning convection is fooked. As Forky pointed out, everything is just way north and west or us. Forkys a big ass troll sometimes but hes right, shit keeps going west until the last second

It's very muggy but not 78 muggy Its awesome out here. Enjoy forky

Enjoy another warm Friday night Hopefully we get some strong storms in the morning

Looks like we'll be able to salvage a nice warm and muggy Friday night despite a shower/storm here and there Nice

Upton: "Thus there is a concern as these environmental parameters max out late in the night and into early Saturday morning that a fine line of convection develops as the front and max forcing coincides with the anomalous moisture rich environment. The potential is there for lower top convection with a struggle to get higher instability this time of year, with the low top convection possibly triggering a very short round of severe weather. There is some backing of the lowest wind in the column. Thus, a spin up with higher speed shear and some directional shear in the lowest 2 km, and especially 1 km remains a concern for some short lived, but intense convection approaching Saturday morning. With more of an isothermal profile in the column, the concern is that with the front approaching mixing extends lower down in the column resulting in strong to damaging wind gusts along the boundary."

Beautiful. I can see EWR hitting 75 tomorrow; granted we get breaks of sun, which I think we will.

December 5-10th

Extremely powerful hurricane, y'all!

Nice hodo. Gonna have to watch the tor potential

0z GFS is into eastern PA

Western track would also give us the threat of tornadoes