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CoastalWx

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  1. Because it’s a good tool that uses not only multiple convection allowing models, but it also has a time lagged feature that uses older runs too. That way you don’t knee jerk to the “newest” solution. The latest solution isn’t always the most accurate. So, you get a nice feel usually to what may happen. It’s not always perfect though.
  2. Yeah it’s really only an hour or two of the good winds.
  3. LOL, still some questions as we see from models.
  4. Some of those models intensify this a bit too over land, giving those solutions. I guess if that occurs, it’s possible along with the mixing. I’m just not sure of the high end stuff.
  5. That’s awfully high. I don’t think it verifies.
  6. 3K NAM much more tamer compared to hrrr.
  7. Hrrr weenie gusts are nasty in western CT. Keeps core intact.
  8. Eye is a little larger now it seems
  9. It’s much better now in the last hour. Should be intensifying from here until landfall.
  10. Ineedsnow was losing trees left and right.
  11. We got smoked last October lol. Even Eeyore in East Boston had 70mph winds.
  12. It will be windy. I think 50-60mph possible in gusts. That frontal band also has spinner potential when it comes through like 6 or 7pm.
  13. Those srn CT counties are in for a good blow.
  14. It does look better on radar now too. Seems to be organizing.
  15. LOL, I’m having drinks with Epstein as we mouse Over rain totals in the Catskills.
  16. Tough day at the office for kev, looking for wind maps.
  17. Right into SE NH I think. At least 65 or so. Wish we had hourly because it’s moving so dam fast.
  18. Yeah that isn't happening. This isn't even the strength Irene was. This isn't Gloria either.
  19. I'm still not impressed with satellite. It has a WSW-ENE elongated area of convection with drier air wrapping into the srn side. It's getting frontal features. However, from here on out, it may get a boost from things like jet stream, baroclinic processes etc. I haven't paid attn...is recon finding lower pressure?
  20. All sorts of good stuff here. Looks nasty verbatim for ern CT into RI. Not sure I buy it deepening like that over land, but I think some of the more baroclinic processes that we see in the wintertime, like strong venting from jet streaks, is helping. https://www.pivotalweather.com/model.php?m=ukmet&p=sfcwind_mslp&rh=2020080312&fh=36&r=us_ma&dpdt=&mc=
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