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    June 2023 Summer Begins

    in New England

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    10 minutes ago, tamarack said:

    Same here, with delayed dews.  Late last evening the stars were the brightest I'd seen since last month.  Some clouds moving in now, so the moist air is arriving.
     

    When communication was lost 1 hr 40 mins in, They were too, A breach of the vessel at those depths are catastrophic.

    Apparently, there was nothing communicated of possible trouble before the end.  At that depth with pressure above 500 psi, it was likely all over in milliseconds.  :(

    Assuming the hull failed at the moment of LOS, pressure would have been 3900 psi.

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    June 2023 Summer Begins

    in New England

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    5 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

    maybe we'll get some type of prolific hybrid in late October in which a hurricane comes up the EC and interacts with the remnants of a TC moving up from the GOM and pulls down air straight from Santa's house and we get a region wide 3-5 foot snowstorm with supercells on the leading edge

    with a fishing boat out of Gloucester in the mix.

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    The last hurrah? Putting all the eggs in the Tuesday 3/14 basket

    in New England

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    2 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

    It will be fun to be a school admin for this storm.  Parents will be sending some colorful emails, when school is canceled and they wake up to bare ground and pouring rain.

    And early dismissals are just as problematic...putting all the kids on the road with maybe no one at home to pick them up. I'm assuming most districts don't even have that as an option?

    "We're gonna need a bigger plow..." Massive, persistent singal now emerges discretely in the models, 20th-23rd

    in New England

    Posted

    The ridge or western North America is also bulging east more aggressively on some of these guidances. That’s probably more important in where this thing ultimately locates in the west east aspect. 
    but the sp Vortx stuff going on north is very important for how our boundary layer conditions will be as well and if it gets strong enough it will ultimately stop this thing from going up in Ontario altogether and we end up with a whole different scenario anyway

    Yeah’ hopefully it’s enough to prevent a 955 low from curling up onto Hudson’d Bay and spinning there for 3 days…mixing out/eating up all the cold reservoir up there…setting up our post-12/28 thaw…


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    "We're gonna need a bigger plow..." Massive, persistent singal now emerges discretely in the models, 20th-23rd

    in New England

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    Just looked at Euro OP... piecemeal phasing that spreads the wealth in space and time, but close to a much bigger hit if that shortwave diving to Carolinas caught up
    GEFS+EPS look great
    Obviously the best signal we've had this season...
    Gonna be alot of distracted folks at upcoming holiday parties  

    I was that way at Thanksgiving about 8-10 years ago. Comet ISON was due to pass close to the Sun (less than a million miles) that day and be the brightest comet ever a couple of days later. Instead, it completely disintegrated when closest to the Sun. I was inconsolable and not much fun to be around during T day. Astro geek instead of weather geek, but yeah, same idea.


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    December 2022 Obs/Disc

    in New England

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    That’s a cold and awesome look in the long range. One potential point of concern, as some utility companies have pointed out, is strained LNG supplies that could lead to disruptions and blackouts if we get sustained anomalous cold. Hopefully that doesn’t pan out. 

    12/25/1980?


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