The mean will never do well with the intensity. So toss that with regards to strength. The key is to see what the members are doing. Looked to me that a good amount of members are posing a SE US threat.
That's what I have. 2009 Accord. Happy to pay it off in 4 years and no payments for last 3 years. It's my commuting car since round trip is just over 80 miles.
Tough to debate this summer. Not sure if summer of yore is the right description considering we are getting warmer...unless yore means from the days of dinosaurs.
Yeah I think there are defintely high spots, but I think the bigger snows when you have good erly flow happen to the east. However I’m sure it’s only a matter of a few to several inch difference if that.
It’s rare for a storm to move in from east. Sandy comes to mind, Isabel and Hugo in a way too. Usually if they move more E-W it’s more into FL. But ridges have been over-performing so there’s that.
At least the tropics are waking up. It’s possible ridging builds enough to bring Florence closer to EC. You sort of favor out to sea, but it’s not a non-zero threat for EC. Also goes for subsequent waves after.
Too big for me to post, but I forgot I had the entire loop of 3/13 on my laptop. What a classic loop. Interesting the little BOS-Scooter screw zone relatively speaking too. However, if 16" is screwed..I'll take it. But man...gorgeous evolution.
On a side note, nice to see the seasons in seasons change in the NAMR. Canada has some cold air and it seems the first real nrn Rockies snowstorm may happen in a couple of weeks or so. Just gonna be awhile for the East Coast.