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cardinalland

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  1. we froze here in new haven. i didn’t expect it this weekend but it happened! let the winter festivities begin
  2. i'm assuming the week before thanksgiving around 11/21? could see some kind of east coast storm action with a -NAO/-AO/neutral-ish PNA
  3. this month, you could say San Diego! It's funny how almost every storm this month seems to be crossing our longitude at 50+N. We've gotten a cutter or two but I wonder when we'll get our first apps runner/coastal/clipper... anyways next couple weeks seem to be continuing with the "cuts so far it's off the map" theme
  4. down here in tropical new haven i’m still waiting on a first freeze. latest on record is 11/16 and beating that record looks like a lock
  5. looks like this storm is gonna push us over the 160.1 ACE hyperactive threshold this is why not to call bust on a hurricane season too early
  6. i wonder how much digital snow we’ll get this season maybe there should be a contest for that
  7. i think 2 suns would get the job done, tatooine style
  8. I'm not sure what the problem is, I think the post aligns pretty well with your statement. One could say it's sensationalized a little bit but that's just twitter for ya
  9. tropical moisture may be our best bet in this region right now. it's the only way any model shows us getting rain
  10. Sandy was a week before election day but I know it still complicated things here in the NY Metro
  11. never been the biggest fan of apple maps, but i gotta admit this feature is pretty cool.
  12. the 3 best analogs I could find (for a dry 60 period leading up to 10/15 and a La Niña) are 1964 (24.4" snow at KNYC), 1973 (23.5" snow at KNYC) and 1984 (24.1" snow at KNYC). A remarkably average set of years, for snowfall at least...
  13. shades of last winter on the 2 week forecast, with the greatest positive departures over the midwest and central canada.
  14. what a night in new haven. saw an incredible aurora (visible to the naked eye), light pillars, and a bright shooting star. peaked around 7:30pm and 10pm.
  15. for all those looking for more, i think we get another peak in about 20 minutes as electron density increases (as per spaceweatherlive)
  16. well first atlantic storm in the 800s since i started tracking.
  17. dropsonde above shows 185 mph winds at the surface and 215 mph winds at ~300 ft altitude in the NE eyewall.
  18. yep the HAFS seems to do that too sometimes, plus this HAFS-B run initialized at a pressure of 997MB. But yeah, agreed. This HAFS-B run is also quite a bit slower, with a position about 1 degree west and maybe 2/3rds of a degree south of the prior run.
  19. this season has really been relentless on CONUS
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