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Amped

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  1. Inverted troff FTW. Models still stink at handling these. If we had wind, it would be almost like 2/10/10.
  2. The HRRR kept saying this band would move south,but it's still drifting north.
  3. Still no fatties here, but flake size has improved
  4. Annoying, it keeps going all around us, but it is still drifting north.
  5. You can see a dryslot over the Delmarva and offshore. Probably why we have enhanced lift over us and heavier rates than any model showed. It's the opposite of March 2013.
  6. Hopefully this holds for an hour or two. It's the only way we'll get as much as NVA and DC
  7. There's a nice band over Ohio and WV, hopefully it can make it to our area.
  8. Have never been happy with how this looks north of I70. We really don't get into the good rates. It's going to be hard to get 6" from snizzle.
  9. Euro has a pretty strong low coming out of the central plains into the Ohio Valley late next week. It would likely result in a multiday severe outbreak. GFS looks totally different.
  10. 2018 Tornado stats from 4 states I handpicked. Tells most of the 2018 story. WY: 14 OK: 10 VA:10 ID:9 Edit: Another tornado, right after I make the post. And of course, it's in Wyoming
  11. Now this is almost like a storm moving up the Gulf of California.
  12. Looks like the deathband totals got killed by the upslope totals in a very slow painful way.
  13. 15:1 should be about the maximum ratio allowed on large snowstorm >20". If you have more than 30, you better have >2" liquid.
  14. NH and Maine look like they're getting rocked just as hard as MASS
  15. Yeah kind of an odd sounding there's lift above and below H7
  16. So a deathband forms over ORH even if no model has one there.
  17. GFS and ECMWF D9-10 showing a possible Philippines storm. Storms don't often form below 10N, but when they do, there isn't much shear, and SSTS stay high year round in these areas.
  18. Sandy definitely looked worse. If they had satellite in 1938 it probably wouldn't have looked much better. Transitioning storms aren't going to look as good on satellite.
  19. Probably down to a tame 100kts with a 10 foot storm surge over the worlds most populated area. No big deal.
  20. Taken a big jog west of the forecast track the past few hours. Moving due north as far as I can tell.
  21. You can see it's fighting off shear and dry and maintaining intensity. It will hit cooler SSTs after 00UTC but still above 26C until close to landfall. Also models show landfall between 15 and 18utc, this track looks a tad slow.
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