cut

24 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

I agree with a lot of what you said above.  And I hate the emoji generation and the way a lot of young kids now a days cannot write complete sentences as well...it's becoming a lost art for sure.   And this is not a cut on Tip, But some of the wording is just very tough to get through at times.  I think the guy is incredibly intelligent...and really knows his Atmospheric science; but it's almost to the point that it takes too much time to figure out what he's really trying to say.   Will writes the same thing and you breeze right through it, and know exactly what he's talking about and you're good to go.    

 

I don't doubt at all that Tip is much more intelligent than I am...and more so than most folks for that matter.  And I appreciate a good vocabulary and good grammar as much as the next person.  I just find that some posts are a lil tough to get through/ figure out...when they don't necessarily have to be.   But, to each their own.  

Wasn't there a time when Tip wrote more straight ahead and to the point? I seem to remember him taking a turn to the more colorful that he employs now and noticing it. I am fine either way, I get a kick out of the word smithing actually - although I sometimes have to read it 2 or 3 times to translate into my pedestrian English!!!

46 minutes ago, Snow88 said:

Euro and eps look great heading into December

I was just liking what RJay posted earlier from Euro.

Good stuff - thanks for the brief - much appreciated. Me likey!!!

24 minutes ago, Snow88 said:

Alot of sleepless nights if the models are right with the pattern at the end of this month into next month.

How so?

At work and no time to dive into model.

First flakes in Trumbull CT.

32 on the button in Trumbull CT. First morning of defrosting windshield with remote start.

15 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

There is quite the stripe of observed totals in the 5-7"+ range from Westfield, CT (7.20") through Trumball (7.11"), Shelton and now 5-6" amounts between North Haven and Meriden.

This is Trumbull

Well apparently the ability to upload doesn't work currently - let's just say epic.

4 minutes ago, KPITSnow said:

I mean, it does look fairly good on visible, but when you look at IR images it is still pretty ragged looking. 

When those colder cloud taps finish wrapping around its game on for an uptick.

https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/sat/satlooper.php?region=06L&product=ir

5 minutes ago, Angrysummons said:

Nope, maybe closer to 960? Looks terrible.

Disagree - the last few frames show nice tall convection on the west side making it around the eye a fair bit. First tall convection in hours.

4 minutes ago, LawdogGRNJ said:

Onlsow Bay Outer (Station 41159) buoy wave height (WVHT) in feet and Average Wave Period (AVP) in seconds, showing Florence approach to the NC coast.  

https://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=41159 

0000 - WVHT 7.5 ft - AVP 6.7 sec

0600 - WVHT 8.9 ft - AVP 7.0 sec

1200 - WVHT 18 ft - AVP 9.9 sec

1400- WVHT 23.9 ft - AVP 10.2 sec

1600 - WVHT 22.6 ft - AVP 9.6 sec

Water temp down 2 degrees in 24 hours.

24 minutes ago, Eskimo Joe said:

Are you referring to the buoy?  This is the only ob site I could find:  https://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=41013

This:

53 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

He loves spring storms.  Blue bombs...reminiscing about laying on the Bougouis Beach while parachutes fall near Fox Hall...

I’m expecting the next Euro to split the difference between its last two runs...

We’ve seen this play before...but the NAM solution has me salivating

 

Spent my freshman year in Bogus - across from Fox