Torch Tiger
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As we talked about yesterday
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ots......congrats
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Yeah, maybe for some. Hopefully it delivers at least some poor drainage flooding rains, if not flash flooding. There's nothing really else to track besides foliage. No canes, no severe. Besides that triple-point idea which is probably a stretch
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Maybe a few spinups late Thu/night? warm front rips through, PWATs high and soundings actually have some directional and speed shear to differing degrees. LI sound tor?
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Yeah, a few showers Thursday/Friday? Sick
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what?
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Radar is rough end to summer
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Will we get the usual three months of fall? OND? Perhaps into January for the Cape?
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I would think for a SE coast hit, you'd want this to develop well SW so when it turns N and NNE, it's headed towards land at least. For NC - NE impacts, I would think we'd want to see pretty oranges to our N and E. instead (at least on that 12z gfs) it's a ripping trough and westerlies. Also, that's a miserably weak U/L near the Panhandle, and probably would want that wayyyy north and stronger. lol not a good capture setup with the westerlies so closeby
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Yeah looks like a mid pattern, if there is a storm. But not nearly as hostile as Erin, so there's that
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indicas, I would rip those babies ~60 days and before first frost.
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not fun but very very exciting
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Mid-Rocktober is the big change. Hopefully some early snows October 13-16th ! One of my best/fav events was an Oct. 15th? event in 2009, 2-3" accumulations in a very tiny portion of SNH above 400' Hudson/Windham.
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torch!
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Nice summer afternoon, one of the few remaining. :(
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LOL
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does not specifically say "east coast USA". East coast Bermuda?
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Wxfella ratter season. Hope winter follows with a dud, seems to happen frequently after statistically boring ATL seasons
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Yeah it's getting there. I'd never say never until early Oct. is gone but most likely.
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it's much worse now. oak trees are 3/4 brown. From what I read, the worst was N Falmouth Sandwich but it's spread way east to Yarmouth, Brewster etc.
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Pray for Bermuda
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yup
