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Kevin Reilly

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  1. This is 100% correct strong blocking high pressure is sending down the dry air off the Northern Mid Atlantic Coasts up to Novia Scotia here in SE PA the dewpoint is 46 so there is that now the dews are rising here though but still we sit 450 miles north of the center and there is 46-degree dewpoints here so there has to be an affect I would think down the coast.
  2. Looking at that satellite looks like Ophellia is going to spend a bit more time over the water definitley moving more North than towards the coast NW now.
  3. Yes but the Gulf Stream is where Ophellia currently sits right now.
  4. Kind of tells me that maybe this is a subtropical low or possibly even transitioning to a Mid Lattitude Low. If so then the storms effects are about to migrate out from the center especially northward pretty quickly.
  5. As you can see the system is rather lopsided to all of the worst weather to the Northeast of the Center and North this likely will not change so any area to the North and Northeast of the center will have the worst conditions. The track at this point is north and most likely will remain north until the system puts on the breaks and stalls out in southern PA which could be pretty bad from a flooding stand point. The rain associated with the system will continue north and northeastward. The track at this point is not all that important except for right along the coast and to the Northeast of the center. I am not 100% sure this attains purely tropical characteristics it looks more like subtropical system that will transition to a mid lattidude low pretty quickly once it gets north of say the VA NC line. I am thinking 1.75-3.75" pretty much with winds gusting to 40 mph at times SE pa. Winds gusting to 60-65 at the coast.
  6. Looks like there will be a very long fetch of wind off the Atlantic for a rather long time the center north and northeast is going to get significant coastal flooding, Gusty winds, plenty of fresh water flooding on top of oceanic flooding while it will be like a noreaster it is going to be a significant weather maker that will definitely be disruptive of course as modeled. We have Tropical Depression type stuff up here and the storm comes up and doesn't leave sounds like fun! Anyone going to Irish Weekend in WildWood should be interesting.
  7. There will be a very long fetch of wind off the Atlantic for a rather long time the center north and northeast is going to get significant coastal flooding, Gusty winds, plenty of fresh water flooding on top of oceanic flooding while it will be like a noreaster it is going to be a significant weather maker that will definitely be disruptive of course as modeled.
  8. I am not so sure about that all the warm air would come right on up into the area most likely would be a warm wet El Nino soaker with plenty of wind out of the East and east southeast.
  9. Yea Sandy Redux for sure right just further south. We shall see very impressive though that would cause major problems!
  10. Looks a lot like the 6z GFS now with that said the Euro is kind of on another solution than the Canadian and GFS at 12z
  11. I mean that is to a tee the Euro remarkable resemblance.
  12. Got it pretty Good here in Media Delaware County lots of elevated lightning not really any strikes. 0.59" in 17 minutes, 40-50 mph winds, pea size hail, thunder not too loud strange one. Lights flickered but power didn't go out.
  13. Sandy did that to West Virginia in 2012 I believe pretty impressive wild stuff!
  14. Umm what about Hurricane Mitch? Wasn't Hurricane Mitch below 900 mb?
  15. Definitely looks like the storm transitions from a small powerful compact storm to a much wider wind field of a tropical system that transitions into a large ocean storm this is a typical scenario as we head further north later in the year as the systems interact with troughs and high-pressure ridges, but this is probably know for most kind of Hurricane to transition into mid latitude storm 101 if you will.
  16. Actually, that 18z GFS run was slightly further west than Floyd maybe by about 50 miles further west. What is interesting is right before Floydd came on September 17th passing by the Jersey Shore up here it was quite hot and very dry, and well wouldn't you know that is exactly what this week is looking like up this way in the Mid Atlantic.
  17. Media Delaware County Clear 62 humidity 49% dewpoint 43 pressure 30.01 setting up for a cool night. Air off doors and windows open.
  18. Yea the idea of Idallia coming back to the coast is a distant memory should just keep on moving to the right out to sea.
  19. Strong High pressure to the north building off the New Jersey coast with the gradient developing is going to do some bad things for the Carolinas.
  20. Looks like Idallia should re-emerge off the coast just north of Hilton Head Island shortly by say 8-9 pm timeframe. High clouds have taken over the sky here in southeastern Pennsylvania sun shining through high clouds.
  21. Victory! The high clouds from Idallia are moving NNW through south central PA. I thought we would have to look SSE but instead just have to look up got to croon the neck a bit more than I would have liked.
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