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weatherwiz

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  1. looking pretty impressive with nearly 200 J of 3km CAPE being modeled for later
  2. Thankfully it's getting closer to landfall so not sure how much room there is for strengthening, however, I guess you couldn't rule out some additional strengthening as it interacts with that ULJ.
  3. NHC did a special advisory. Up to 85 mph
  4. If that is legit we are in for some big trouble
  5. Should this verify there is going to be some widespread damage with a few embedded tornadoes
  6. extrapolated SLP of 985mb found
  7. First two of 2020 for CT! Let's add several more tomorrow
  8. There goes our jet streak. Should continue to strengthen
  9. Wow hurricane winds a bit far into the NE part
  10. Yeah for sure...probably could extend that area to Long Island and southern CT...maybe even a bit farther inland into CT. If we do see gusts 60-70 mph...even if that magnitude only lasts a couple hours...that's going to do significant damage given the fully leaved trees. I mean look at what 50-60 mph winds do during thunderstorms here and those winds maybe last for what...a few minutes? I guess thankfully the ground is dry
  11. 21z RPM actually hints at hurricane-force winds possible along the NJ coast. Actually is a bit impressive with winds well inland across CT. But why does the scale max out at 50 knots?
  12. well recon's first pass was impressive...hurricane force winds
  13. yes but we're talking about with tropical...it's exceedingly rare to get a ENH with a tropical system b/c the main threat is tornadoes and you would need a 10% TOR contour to get ENH and that doesn't happen very often
  14. I can only recall a couple times over the past several years where it's happened. I think it actually may have occurred last season? Maybe it was with Michael
  15. Let's 10% TOR this tomorrow. Hey Alex, I'll take ENH for $1000
  16. 18z NAM BDL at 8:00 AM. CAPE continue to looking very impressive. Def have to wonder if we see an upgrade to an enhanced risk...maybe even see wind probs of 30% if signal for convection persists 3:00 PM lapse rates (3:00 PM)
  17. Actually has some decent TOR potential well into NH and even parts of ME
  18. Looks like a window from 5-10 AM and then another maybe 4-8 PM. HRRR looks like it's going to be wild with wind
  19. yeah it does appear as if it will stop ingesting dry air shortly...or very little. Where landfall happens will be big too...obviously the longer the eye stays over the water the greater the chance for strengthening but in this situation the longer it stays over water the closer to we towards sunset/evening when convection can start to increase.
  20. starting to see some overshooting tots on satellite
  21. the 18z HRRR has some nasty looking discrete cells moving through early tomorrow AM
  22. If it did get higher than a cat 1 we would be in deep trouble But I doubt so too...I'm thinking maybe 80-85 mph?
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