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4 minutes ago, JetsPens87 said:

Keep in mind you're reading the New England forum and he's talking about positioning. Not emphatically endorsing the CMC Ptypes for NY Metro. Context.

I am well aware that dude. I don't need to be told that. But thank you. 

Interesting opinion.

Happy Easter to all!

4 minutes ago, Allsnow said:

It’s seems like every time we expect a big hurricane season it fails…

 

I think we should pump the breaks on some of these predictions 

Just like winter, when we expect a big one we don't get it. When you don't expect it we get it. 

The Euro will save us.

The Euro will save us.

I guess the thread name should be changed from "Significant Miller B Nor'Easter" to "Mediocre Miller B Nor'Easter" 

17 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

Hello Ida

Doesn't help how saturated we've been

Dangerous combo, probably a very wet, hot summer, a lot of severe weather + extremely active hurricane season 

As a severe weather enthusiast I can't help but get excited while also recognize the potential dangers

Yeah I am with you there. It should be interesting. 

9 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

If we have the SE Ridge/Bermuda high displaced north like we've been seeing the last several summers, there's the danger hurricanes will track N into our area instead of N then NE before hitting us. Probably will be a very active season.

Even if we just get remnants of a tropical system that makes landfall to our south on the east coast or along the gulf coast that can still bring with it a whole slew of problems i.e. flooding, gusty winds etc. 

47 minutes ago, JetsPens87 said:

Noone said you couldnt.. 

I'm tracking it cause it's a powerful storm. Rain for here though.

Yeah I was never tracking it for snow here. There is nothing like tracking a powerful coastal storm regardless of precipitation type. Always fun and exciting. 

3 minutes ago, Weathernoob335 said:

Most stable I've seen the models all season, atleast for my area

Impressive

The models are always more stable in the spring and summer..

2 minutes ago, Allsnow said:

Yes, faster transfer on the ones that far south 

Yeah I honestly was not expecting to see that.

1 minute ago, Allsnow said:

Wow quite a few of those are pretty far south.

11 minutes ago, Allsnow said:

Euro at 12z run the primary up into the lakes. Transfer is late which keeps snow confined to NNE. It’s still a impactful event with rain/wind 

Yeah for us (the NYC metro region) heavy rain and strong winds will be the big story IMO. Still a very impactful storm like you mentioned regardless of precipitation type.

Interesting article.

Radar gaps threaten millions as severe weather season ramps up in U.S.

Picked up 0.58" of rain for the day.

Storm total 0.65"

Picked up 0.58" of rain for the day.

Storm total 0.65"

1 minute ago, MJO812 said:

Yep 

A high wind maker for sure if that happens.

Jesus.

Picked up 0.52" of rain so far today.

Storm total 0.59"

Picked up 0.52" of rain so far today.

Storm total 0.59"