Torch Tiger

1 hour ago, ineedsnow said:

18z GFS hits Louisiana with a good storm

la la land and nit-picking, but it's a Port Arthur/Beaumont track. Lake Charles and west would get crushed though.

2 hours ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Could get Steiny for some the next 10 days. 

Haves and have nots. Like wiz said, it does look fairly active starting next week, there will be chances.

Coc begins late Sunday 

Is CoC "summer"?  Or 76/55 "high!  

Ughust

I'd hedge towards low 60's dews late Sunday into Monday, but agree it's going to be a dry airmass for most of the time.  We'll see

16 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

You’ll have 60-65 most mornings and later afternoons this weekend excluding tomorrow. Not total Coc k anymore 

Coc is like 90/70...   I doubt dews will be that high Sat/Sun

14 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Slowly the promised weekend Coc k has morphed into an ULL with dews in low- mid 60’s with scattered storms . Interesting to say the least 

Dews will generally be lower than that, beefing up later Sunday maybe.  Week 2 on the 12z gfs op is an inferno

24 minutes ago, klw said:

The New York Times would print a visible sat photo each day.  With big storms I would cut them out to "track" them by cutting it out day and flipping through them to see movement. 

My dad worked at GFDL and their supercomputer was the most powerful or one of the 2 or 3 most powerful in the world in the 70s and into the 80's- it used punch cards.

My father worked at a German computer/POS systems Co. then also. I remember going to his work in the mid 80s and the supercomputers took up entirety of 20x20 rooms. lol

I don't care if we see any effects, let's get another Category 5 monster to track!

6 hours ago, dendrite said:

Near 90° is COC?

Yeah

that looked like sh 

26 minutes ago, dendrite said:

Dry 'un

Hopefully that 8-16" cat 2-3 catastrophicane rips through SNE/CNE in the next couple months, because our dear friendis holding on.  It's hot, muggy and dry.

Hopefully Coc returns early next week beyond Friday's dry outbreak.

Yeah wow, roaster

What a great day, enjoying the summer to it's fullest!  Hoping for some high Ughust heat to stamp this summer as one of the all-time greats. Dews will be there, but it'd be nice to see a solid 5-7 day heater BOS/BDL

Yeah yellowjackets have been sparse but I've seen more than a few.  Worker counts will explode the next 2-3 weeks.

Not much to see for negative global SST anomalies.  Atlantic Canada and N ATL generally is way above, which is good for EC/NE landfalls

questioning my 20/11/6 call at this point.  Thought better than 50/50 odds to be over 20 back in May, but may in fact be too aggressive.

Meh this sucks, I'm headed to bed

3 hours ago, CoastalWx said:

Winter is gone now and memories are made in the summer. 

Hopefully we see some 40's this Mowvember

38 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Meh, looks worse than reality. Will be a good day. 

I'm not saying 100% cloudy, but it won't be nearly as nice as most of the past week or two.

54 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

This weekend looks amazing.  Sunny. Mid to upper 80s

 Saturday looks relatively cloudy with
skies mostly clearing going into Sunday afternoon. Winds over the
weekend look mostly calm with a possible seabreeze moving in Sunday
afternoon across Boston and NE MA. Winds on Monday and Tuesday look
pretty calm but variable throughout the day with another chance at a
seabreeze in the afternoons for the same areas.

3 hours ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Gonna need a few Hugo like systems to get back on track for that uber-ACE.

I'm still not sold on a huge ACE season.  Probably solidly AN, but too many variables can surface to dampen the necessary long-trackers.  Now watch a 25-day cane with zero landfalls traverse the Atlantic 

25 minutes ago, weathafella said:

A few days of COC and then we rock.

Coc is 90/70, quintessential summer.  Nothing coc about cool, cloudy wx (Saturday for ex)