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That cam just died. The one in Kitty Hawk works. https://surfchex.com/cams/kitty-hawk-nc/
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October Comes Early: Late September Multi-Hazard Hybrid Storm
mitchnick replied to WxWatcher007's topic in New England
That cam just died. Lol Here's Kitty Hawk, NC up the beach a few miles.. https://surfchex.com/cams/kitty-hawk-nc/ -
October Comes Early: Late September Multi-Hazard Hybrid Storm
mitchnick replied to WxWatcher007's topic in New England
N.C. feeling it already. https://surfchex.com/cams/nags-head-web-cam-abalone-st/ -
Coming to a beach near you. Angry! https://surfchex.com/cams/nags-head-web-cam-abalone-st/
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3k Nam says Nyet to most.
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Euro Ai was throwing decent qpf back west of me.
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BAM Wx winter forecast. Mainly average snowfall to slightly below in northern areas and slightly above in southern areas. But they put all of the forum in the highest chance to bust high for snowfall due to risk of a big 1 or 2 storms. (See starting 17:35 on video.) A little AN on temps.
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Too hot, ehh? You're getting old Bob. Join the club. I've been a member only too long.
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Just one more reason to hate Ocean City!
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Low 50's around here this morning and still breezy.
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2026-2027 Record-breaking El Nino
mitchnick replied to Stormchaserchuck1's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
December had a decent snow storm from VA to north of PHL ( idk how far) with 6"+ from VA to near PHL. -
1" on the dot up here. Feels and looks like Fall on the first day of Fall. Hopefully the first day of Winter delivers similarly...to Winter that is!
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On a related note, a met from the NE forum put together a snow storm archive of winters going back to 92/93. It is NE centric, but plenty of radars and maps that include the Conus and MA region. Here's a link if interested, assuming it hasn't already been posted. https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/storm-archive
