CoastalWx
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Don't forget eastern CT into where Will lives near 90/495. It's not just a SE thing.
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I've seen it much windier, but not those rates for 6hrs. Usually like you said it's more prolonged, but with lower rates. I always wondered how it would stack with less wind. We had quite a bit of wind until the near end.
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I went through the Jan blizzard thread for nostalgia last night. What a pants tent. At some point you and I will cower in a corner while the interior beats us with a snow shovel.
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He got hurty hurtz.
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Friday into Saturday will be oppressive for sure. Better deep layer moisture 850 and below.
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We'll have to watch early next week as a plume of warm 850 Ts move in. Could be another nasty period. Meanwhile 79 here with a seabreeze.
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Looks like dews in low 60s here. Maybe inland it mixes out.
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Near 90 today.
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Severe Weather Threat Week...so many threats!!!
CoastalWx replied to weatherwiz's topic in New England
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Looks like after a mild down, we heat up again. Augdewst.
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Hammered by Stein.
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How did you do in July? I saw the bodies in srn VT did well.
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I’d kill for that. This is absurd.
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Nice. I still don’t know exactly where you live in Moosup
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dog poop?
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Gonna clip the doggies?
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Steve, didn’t you say you had a family member tell you it rained heavy prior to ‘38? Like a few days earlier?
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1938, 1944, 1955. is trying to tell us something
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Nah they are going good just south of me. If anything they have developed quite a bit. Can hear thunder.
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Looks like rain for Tblizz. COC teased here.
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WS bound!
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Anybody ever see turkeys absolutely dig the crap out of plant beds? They destroyed a few of my plants. Feel like the drought has them going wild.
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Yep. There is a big cold pool underneath the EPAC warm anomalies, so we'll see how that works into it.
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An active EPAC is not indicative of Nina, and will increase shear over the Atlantic. The SST anomalies have Nina removed from EPAC and moved west. Sort of interesting.
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Just trying to make rainfall great again.
