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Flakes in Larchmont, finally. .
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God bless her but Janice Huff has no clue .
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the real game looks to be the precip betweetn Harrisburg and Allentown, that’s the show .
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36 in Larchmont. Was 42 at Grand Central getting on the train 45 minutes ago .
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If I get 8-9 in Larchmont ala GFS, it’s the new undisputed king.
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Weird looking presentation on radar, looks like it has tentacles. .
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Would not know a storm was coming by the weather right now in Soho. Chilly but brilliant sun. One of the nicest days in a while honestly. .
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I think the precip shield staying tight will be key for the city and LI. If anyone besides the NAM was showing the warming / fragmented precip I’d be concerned about mixing up to the coast. But at this point I’d be surprised if anyone White Plains northward mixes. .
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I think someone on here was commenting on not really seeing evidence of a cat 4 conditions…..
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This. Ultimately a city built below sea level and South of a gigantic lake is going to near impossible to mitigate given the aforementioned infrastructure from any storm like this. That is why a more coherent and effective evacuation plan is critical, and why this was not better executed Is beyond me.
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Western NOLA about to get pounded
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It’s hard to look at this motion and see how New Orleans doesn’t take a near direct hit with at least the NE quadrant of the eye wall. Looks like Ida is going to thread the needle between Houma and NOLA.
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Euro and GFS seem to be struggling accounting for Ida’s intensity surge
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Absolutely bombing out at the worst possible time. Hope most folks got out of NOLA
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Somewhat incredible that it curved around Tampa Bay and moved on a line due north from there. No easterly component of any kind detected.
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Are you surprised by that considering the shear it’s undergoing?
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Elsa actually looking like a hurricane for the first time
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Elsa looks like two disjointed tropical storms stacked on top of each other
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Euro coming in hot with a borderline cat 1 near Cedar Key
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On current trajectory maybe it just misses the higher mountainous region in southern Cuba. Seems like it would really be drawing a straight to shoot the gap and clear the worst of Hispanolia and Cuba. I’d still think it’s more unlikely but maybe not totally unrealistic with the current motion.
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Gorgeous. Congrats!
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Fantastic analysis
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All I can say is Wow
