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CoastalWx

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  1. Shear is still impacting this. The oblong shape on satellite is a dead giveaway. The euro seems to show this as it seems like it wants to have an eye open to the SW along its entire journey. Hence the weaker pressure. It will go over explosive fuel, but I’m not sure how shear will try to counteract that. It is important to note that some models are predicting RI. Haven’t had a chance to look at SHIPS guidance, but the 700-500RH and RI statistics are good pieces to look at on SHIPS.
  2. Never will understand people who don’t want a nice cool house to live and sleep in.
  3. First week? Must be a lot of smelly and sticky sheets. I’ve run it as recently as a few days ago.
  4. More people hurt by snakes and alligator bites vs storm impacts.
  5. Sounds like typical Christmas weather only with lower dews.
  6. Probably goes into the most boring place possible over the Big Bend. Yawn.
  7. You mean we aren’t getting 3-8” like the 12z euro had on Saturday?
  8. Stein has come again… Stein!….. Stein!…… Stein!….
  9. Yeah not far. I just have too many tree issues when there are leaves on them and wind. But pretty sure I didn’t have 2.3”.
  10. 1.8 in the gauge. Maybe there was some wind issues with leaves on trees still. I’d buy 2”.
  11. They create more of a slope effect, but you’d likely have a better dynamic environment. For instance maybe you have +10 at 850 SE of ACK but -12C over FIT. Thermo gradients have a constructive feedback where the jet amplifies and therefore the entire low pressure system amplifies too. 300mb jet streaks that lead to intensifying low pressure are directly related to low level temp gradients.
  12. I’d have to look more at the mid level features, but in general cold season events extend further west. Advective processes driven by temp gradients will do that. We had some of that today, but you could also see how over the last couple of days, the precip bomb was generally closer to the center where higher low level theta-e is. That’s why sometimes you’ll hear us say how precip modeled in July from low pressure will be closer to the low center.
  13. Well the last two years have been the snow droughts of all snow droughts. But to Steve’s point, I think tbis would have a great deformation band well inland to 495 or so.
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