Ginx snewx
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Couple of things. SSTs are very warm, dews are moist. Any convective elements will be gusty above 50. Hopefully high winds stays to my west and south. Most of my damage storms though feature an anomalous southern jet with SE winds at the surface.
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Tropical or not the main threat in CT is the LLJ and any mixing down of those gusts. Every model this morning has that jet maxing out close by.
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We have watched the Euro gust maps with these southerly event storms and they have performed pretty damn good. Those maps are not any different from what Ryan said. When you see Euro soundings like this you need to raise HWW pretty far inland.
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? Thats the CRV. Those are Euro maps
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Wind especially Hartford south and east. Eastern Mass is out of this one.
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You know why
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Not yet, Euro wind gusts aren't very high
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Up the coast of SC?
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Ya think, gusts to 90?
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Places that received 8 to 11 inches of rain in July get hammered again. Its gonna rain where it wants to rain
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Cross sections on some modeling is eye opening to the east. 850 winds are no joke. Any convective cells could be crazy
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Lahoots usually has a good one in August
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Take a break
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lol 2.5 on the Euro
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??
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What give up on the Uk? Lol you pimped it for days and days
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click the radar dude
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if thats true you probably won't see much rain
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Jog west under the COD, click for full loop
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Izzy's story is yet tbd as models have changed daily as well as its impacts. Seeing upstream what I see is perhaps more of a typical parabolic swing off the coast which would mean just a great rain storm enhanced by barotrophic influences
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Much much stronger. Those outer bands gave us 70 plus mph gusts leading to week plus of no power. Irene maintained its integrity up until NYC. Different animal
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My preference not that it matters would be off the NJ coast to the BM, good rains, no wind and bombing surf
