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Either way here in lower elevations of the Catskills I'm pretty much cooked. First meaningful snow should happen by the end of next month so I'm not as upset

Looks even less likely now. Flakes are still a solid bet but meaningful accumulations are probably all but done at this rate save the elevations. Biggest concern turns into the 1-2" of rain followed right up with a freeze Friday afternoon into the evening: gonna be a problem on the roads I'm sure.

In the lower elevations of the Catskills I can't bargain myself seeing more than maybe a few slushy inches before things end Friday morning. Nonetheless flakes are a win this early on, solid advisory event setting up for elevations

Meanwhile here in the lower elevations of the Catskills I can't bargain anything more than maybe a few slushy inches before the precipitation stops Friday morning. Oh well, early season gonna early season. It'll be our turn before long

Regardless flakes is a win this early on in the season. Typical early season setup will do as it typically does here I think and BGM is doing well to paint the picture. We will all get ours soon.

Gonna get skunked at only 800' here in SW Sullivan. Maybe I'll find some cams and watch the snow Friday morning....and cherish the maybe coating that I get here.

Here we go again. At 700' in Sullivan County I'm not gonna count on much of any here, but I can reasonably assume we will see some flakes here. Elevation is key for early season events, might apply once again here. @sferic Your house in Liberty might be good for up to 3" as I understand things now

And with that said, if by some astrological odds Teddy gets hooked into NE/Atlantic Canada the most direct impacts would likely be confined there, with most west of inland Massachusetts probably not seeing much impact...even still gusty winds seem probable knowing the likely ET transition Teddy will undergo by the time it comes ashore at cat 2 equivalent. And marine impacts as well, of course.

I would assume by that point it is undergoing ET transition which could exacerbate things.

There's been six known instances of max wind potential (105 MPH gusts) in any watch, most recent was just last year across Minnesota and Northern Wisconsin

I'll take the first option if it means a much more manageable storm, as it's looking like up here further inland.

Wind Advisory URGENT - WEATHER MESSAGE National Weather Service Binghamton NY 314 PM EDT Mon Aug 3 2020 NYZ062-PAZ048-041915- /O.NEW.KBGM.WI.Y.0010.200804T1600Z-200805T0300Z/ Sullivan-Pike- Including the cities of Monticello and Milford 314 PM EDT Mon Aug 3 2020 ...WIND ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM NOON TO 11 PM EDT TUESDAY... * WHAT...Northeast winds 20 to 30 mph with gusts up to 50 mph expected. * WHERE...In Pennsylvania, Pike county. In New York, Sullivan county. * WHEN...From noon to 11 PM EDT Tuesday. * IMPACTS...Gusty winds could blow around unsecured objects. Tree limbs could be blown down and a few power outages may result. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS... Use extra caution when driving, especially if operating a high profile vehicle. Secure outdoor objects. && $$

For us inland folks we aren't looking for maybe anything more than gusts 20-40, which I think he is in the same boat I am. You guys on the coasts will much more likely see gusts 40-60; definitely someone getting a gust to 80 in cells that mix down. Soundings do seem to be well mixed east of the city.

Only 77/70 in the Catskills with the front already well on its way

Up here in the Catskills it's only 77/70 with the front already well on its way. Difference of 10 degrees between my house here and NYC already. Gonna fuel some decent storms for you guys in the metro I think.

Up here in the Catskills it's looking like most of this misses to my south but at the same time, the developing MCS looks good. Feeding into the instability quite well

Yeah, last year's event had that 15 hatched tornado/45 hail but here its just a 15 hail (for early stage storms) and a large 5% tornado; thinking early storms could indeed have that chance for a strong tornado or two before things grow upscale, likely within 2-3 hours of what I think should be rather rapid CI

DCAPES 1200-1300 as well, strong shear profiles, it's gonna look last July 19th all over again

I sense a PDS Severe Watch across the UMW later...7000 SBCAPE pooling across SE ND already 86/81 at KGWR with is co-located with the 7000 CAPE

Rather concerning wording at 1630- 7000 SBCAPE pooling in ND already https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day1otlk.html

1630 outlook further expands the moderate risk into NW Wisconsin, with rather concerning wording at hand. 7000 SBCAPE pooling in SE ND already. https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day1otlk.html

Meanwhile up here in Sullivan rain continues but our turn for tapering off appears to be occurring now

Probably comes down to how much instability builds in between bands of showers

Hoping for anything up here in Sullivan with this system, we need the rain up here inland

That line just went through here in Sullivan, missed the strong winds but it poured buckets for a solid 20 minutes. It could hold well for a few more hours before weakening some...maybe strengthen just a tad more?