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I think folks will be very surprised when they check the visible satellite imagery on Sunday morning this weekend in regards to the surface low.

that would be awful

Models showing several lows developing along the Gulf Stream, watch these lows blow up along the Gulf Stream.

12z Models show a more invigorated low

A sneaky system

Kevin, this could be one of those situations where the low intensifies from both the ocean water and the baroclinic energy from the upper level negatively tilted trough orientation

JB sighting

NAM and GFS are picking up on this surface low too.

Is it tropical in nature or hyrbid?

Surface low still develops east of Hatteras, NC sometime in the 4.5 to 5 day range

18z GFS back on with the tropical storm

This forecast model was the GFS 6z model this morning, the 12z run has backed off from now. This image is the low-level profile of wind for Nantucket in the next 7 days. You can see the wind spike to 50 knots just above the surface around 12z of the 22nd of July.

Early morning runs of the EURO and GFS

Damn impressive JB, models I just looked at show a tropical storm of an intensity near 50-knots hitting the mid Cape Cod region, with Nantucket receiving winds over 55mph

Models show a warm day on Saturday with 50-knot winds, I think we may have a modeled tropical storm on our hands