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  1. SnoSki14
    In terms of surge/coastal impacts what would be the worst case for the landfall location. Cape, RI/CT, SE MA?
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    Whatever you say. Enjoy your hurricane.
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    I don't want a storm. Dealt with enough nonsense with Sandy and Isaias flooded my basement. Just pointing it out.
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    I would not discount a west trend. Every coastal or tropical system in the last several years was shoved further west due to a stronger WAR. If this were a winter coastal I'd still be nervous that it gets tucked in.
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    System looks decent for being in such a heavily sheared environment. I'd be preparing if I lived in eastern NE. I wouldn't be surprised to see a Cat 2+ hurricane prior to landfall.
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    Hopefully that's the case. The Ukmet solution would be pretty ugly. Tides will also be greater than normal due to full moon.
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    Nope, if anything the tracks are shifting further west. Can't rule out a LI or CT/RI strike.
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    I actually think it'll end up further west. Potentially over LI.
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    Very strong wind shear over Henri right now. Gotta be nearly 30 knots.
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    Don't pay attention to off runs. If 0z corrects then sure.
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    It would be really tough for it to swing that far west though not impossible. The WAR has to end up a lot stronger, Henri needs to become a lot stronger and then maybe it'll happen. I do think if it did manage to get that far west that it'd be a pretty strong system.
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    I think the WAR will keep the west trend going but equally important will be how strong Henri gets. Seems like a stronger system will get tugged further west in this scenario. That's something I'm keeping an eye on. So far the current strength matches what the gfs is showing.
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    Should see some nice swells regardless of what happens. That WAR has been forcing tracks west so I wouldn't doubt the furthest west models here.
  14. SnoSki14
    The further S&W it gets next 48hrs the closer it'll be up here. Strength also seems to be a factor. A stronger storm will be forced further west due to greater interaction with a weak trough near east coast.
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    Which makes Henri a little bit interesting.
  16. SnoSki14
    This is as useless as cold/dry. If better end with some good storms at least.
  17. SnoSki14
    This is true. In fact I read somewhere you could squeeze the entire human population into Texas alone. Everything you said about cities vs rural/suburbs is also true. The fact people travel hours everyday just to get to & from work is insane and very bad for the environment.
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    Yeah 95L could have some legs.
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    How? Our average summer temperatures have been near or in the top 5-10 since 2010. Also the higher dews lead to higher heat indices which is what affects people the most rather than raw temps. This summer will be in the upper echelon with 100+ recorded at several locations this June and possibly this Thursday-Friday.
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    Nice downpour
  21. SnoSki14
    Euro has been garbage with TC development.
  22. SnoSki14
    Unless it's a late day high I'm gonna say no. It starts tomorrow. Overall pattern looks favorable for US hurricane strikes. No troughs to speak of.
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    It's funny how they think Mars is the answer. Solving climate change on Earth is infinitely easier than building a Martian civilization.
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    Starting to notice the decline in daylight a lot more now. Plenty of summer heat left though.
  25. SnoSki14
    Why?
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