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  1. jm1220
    Crazy that we have a homegrown developing TS so close by. Usually we get remnants, or long tracked systems from the Caribbean, Cape Verde etc.
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    Hard to really pinpoint the center. NHC said it just reformed NE a little? The convection is all east of it so that usually means the center will try to locate closer to it.
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    Might be a good difference between west/east of the track. East of the track along the coast could have 50-60mph gusts, west and there won't be much wind.
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    Heavy rain in any tropical type system up here is west of the track. That will shift as it comes north.
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    This won’t be a high impact storm. It’ll be good for the brown lawns and winds will increase for a while but it’ll be in and out way too quick for much else. Many of us are considered abnormally dry so little flooding.
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    Far from certain we’d be in the SE quadrant. Honestly if this low goes west of us it likely spends too much time inland for it to be too strong.
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    It's also never really over these warm waters for very long.
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    Definitely-especially if the low does end up a bit inland and southerly flow ends up moving uphill. More rain is always helpful in the summer where most T-storms stay inland and where we are near the coast dries up, so hopefully it stays closer to the coast. We'll see-doesn't look like it will be over a big area generally so smaller shifts in the track could mean significantly more/less rain. As usual in the NE, along and left of the track probably gets the most.
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    Figures it starts largely out at sea on models yesterday and prior and most of the rain would hit SE Mass, and it ends up tracking inland like this now and we get not much for the opposite reason.
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    Definitely made up for the misses for the week in this area.
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    I know-absolute torrent and brilliant lightning. LOUD thunder.
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    The sea breeze boundary likely flared them up and then died right down. Haven’t seen any report of hail, maybe up around Woodbury?
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    No hail where I am in S Huntington but some loud thunder and heavy rain. Maybe 5 minutes south on Rt 110 looks worse.
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    Good downpour in Long Beach. Definitely needed-lawns here are brown.
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    It’s comical how often this pattern repeats with either the cutoffs coming overhead or some trough digging northeast of us. Whenever models start hinting at it 7-8 days ahead you know what’s coming.
  16. jm1220
    Whenever you see that trough build northeast of us, this year expect it to strengthen and expand. The number of days with primarily a westerly wind is a small fraction of the days with a southerly or easterly wind in the last 3-4 months.
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    Yup. Nothing will be happening east of the city as long as this southerly flow pattern continues.
  18. jm1220
    Crazy how the heat has been shooting right over us like this. Surprised no heat advisories in NNE.
  19. jm1220
    Some pretty heavy rain here but tapering down. SW of here looks like it got upwards of 1”.
  20. jm1220
    In Long Beach today-a sprinkle maybe and that was it. At home in Huntington looks like got nailed.
  21. jm1220
    Sad again how the NAO jumps off a cliff at the end of March when it’s too late to really help with winter weather but ensure weeks of easterly flow and nasty conditions.
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    Wunderground gauges seem to have 0.4-0.7" or so.
  23. jm1220
    Hmm, I heard a couple rounds of thunder but nothing crazy. Anyway definitely a good thing.
  24. jm1220
    Downpour in Huntington. Not much wind, no thunder.
  25. jm1220
    We will soon at this rate. Despite how lousy Apr-May were, precip is well below average for those months. If we go into the usual summer pattern of storms inland and dry near the coast because storms fizzle out, the coastal areas will be there soon.
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