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Could see some pretty bad flooding along the south coast tonight. Have to see if there is any room for some strong-to-severe thunderstorms/tornado risk, however, that might be more for Long Island. End of the week/weekend is extremely concerning for VT with upslope aided flow. Tonight though is an ugly look for like NYC area.
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I used to like collecting acorns as a kid but one time at recess in elementary school I picked up an acorn and turned it over and there was a green spider inside it. I screamed, threw it, and never picked one up again.
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I'm just kind of bustin too with this I have been watching closely though each day, one worry I have is something gets going very quickly and threatens anywhere along the Southeast Coast. Until we either start to see better organization the models will almost be kind of useless. But if we go into Friday or Saturday and this isn't looking better it's probably toast.
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I am interested with this due to potential impacts along the Southeast coast but overall not too excited on this yet. The Euro has certainly been one of the more consistent and impressive with potential development. I would expect models though to continue struggling just because we don't have much to work with yet, so essentially it's just watching how this evolves on satellite throughout the day.
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The GFS was certainly something We'll see how quickly any organization can occur once into a more favorable environment although dry air may still continue to be somewhat of an issue.
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Can we even say winter is over anymore when it never even begins?
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This really sucks but summer is pretty much winding down. Mornings already darker, going to really notice the earlier sunsets over the next month, increased likelihood for cool shots. It sucks how short summer is here.
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yeah showing some signs as it gets into a bit more of a favorable environment. We shall see what happens. Looks like the GFS actually takes it into the Gulf and blows up there? I'm assuming its the same wave anyways...haven't looked too closely.
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Are we still chasing a cluster of clouds? must be boring
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Sucks bulk shear is pretty meh and of course lapse rates blow, however, rich llvl moisture and decent shortwave moving through...should see scattered thunderstorms tomorrow with a few rogue damaging wind gusts. Flash flooding will be greatest concern in poor drainage areas.
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Don't disagree with that, though I think we're moving too quickly with it. Certainly it can be extremely useful and help with tedious tasks humans have to perform and can help us be more productive.
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All this money and resources being invested into these "AI models" can be better used elsewhere. This whole AI movement is a big joke. So many companies are trying to fully switch over to AI for customer service (and eliminate call centers to save money). This is going to backfire so badly on these companies...it kind of is actually.
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Insane rainfall
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FF Emergency for Saint Johnsbury. That area has become FF magnet
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It must be because the tropics are dead and people need any reason to try and gear towards the expectations many had this season, but I can't believe all the energy being directed towards a tiny cluster of clouds
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I see the 6z GFS has picked up in it a bit
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Not sure what the Euro is picking up on but it seems pretty dead to me through at least the first half of August. At some point things will ramp up just because of climo but lots of shear, dry air, and dust. Not even seeing much in the way of waves coming off Africa and any that do are weak and fizzle.
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We're definitely going to boost the dewpoints moving into next week and that should be the overall theme for the next few weeks. In terms of getting higher surges of heat in here, that actually may be tough. It looks active with fronts so we may not get the flux of 90's in here. There may be some brief relief at times with the dews (especially the northern part of the region) but its going to be active with shower/thunderstorm potential.
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was thinking the same thing
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Presenting is so much fun. Those years of doing lightning talks at past Eastern/Amwx conferences was great experience and confidence builder.
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The Western Connecticut State University meteorology program will be holding its 9th annual TriState Weather Conference on Saturday, September 21, 2024 at Western Connecticut State University in Danbury, CT. This has always been a fun conference and at a cheap price. I will also be presenting on the July 1995 derecho as we are approaching the 30th anniversary. If anyone is interested check it out!
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The Western Connecticut State University meteorology program will be holding its 9th annual TriState Weather Conference on Saturday, September 21, 2024 at Western Connecticut State University in Danbury, CT. This has always been a fun conference and at a cheap price. I will also be presenting on the July 1995 derecho as we are approaching the 30th anniversary. If anyone is interested check it out!
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ahhh I knew it was one of those years. My memory is fading
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hmm good question 2013?
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now we just need a mid-Atlantic derecho
