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Typhoon Tip

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  1. I've been railing on about this for 5 years ... LOL But, it's mostly on the cold side that it exhibits this tendency - will explain below how/why I believe it then lends to 'spiking' warmth too much. And...these are characteristics more observable out in time, giving the suggestion that it is time dependent. There appears to be an "accumulation" of colder heights over on the polar side of the ambient westerlies. This causes the base-state gradient to become biased, ...which expresses in fast base-state geopotential wind velocities ( mid and upper levels). Faster velocities directly/physically force R-wave structures; a general principle that immediately connotes the GFS may get a bit exuberant (heh) in setting up R-wave ordering. The other aspect ...sometimes this means more x-coordinate stretching/placement of troughs, that need some 5 or 10 deg of longitude back peddling from 270 hours <-- These big words make it sound almost like a big huge deal, but it's not - it's more like,...just enough to be really annoying. Think of all this above in better terms of 'tendency to do so'/subtle. But, subtle variances in the near terms, "butterfly" out in time? So if the GFS has a 'decimal'-scaled problem with too much height falls, that wouldn't be very noticeable inside of 2 or 3 days...maybe not even 4. But given a substantive passage of time, a cumulative effect becomes more observable. So, if 'wave harmonics' ( destructive vs constructive) emerge different signals as a 2ndary product of all that maelstrom, the GFS tends to give these faux warm up(cool downs) because the superpositioning out in time was fake or baked to begin with.
  2. In 1984 this’d been 76 for a high. CC for the win(loss)
  3. PF, it’s not the first time it’s done this… I’ve been talking about this … about every few days a series of runs tries to sell us this and then right back to back packing West thing. But …in the spirit of bone tossing lol
  4. Transcended utopian weather this day that argues for the existential supremacy of life in NF https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=local-Newfoundland-02-24-1-100-1&checked=map&colorbar=undefined
  5. https://phys.org/news/2022-07-arctic-temperatures-faster-global.html Abstract While the annual mean Arctic Amplification (AA) index varied between two and three during the 1970–2000 period, it reached values exceeding four during the first two decades of the 21st century. The AA did not change in a continuous fashion but rather in two sharp increases around 1986 and 1999. During those steps the mean global surface air temperature trend remained almost constant, while the Arctic trend increased. Although the “best” CMIP6 models reproduce the increasing trend of the AA in 1980s they do not capture the sharply increasing trend of the AA after 1999 including its rapid step-like increase. We propose that the first sharp AA increase around 1986 is due to external forcing, while the second step close to 1999 is due to internal climate variability, which models cannot reproduce in the observed time.
  6. If one cares to look and study with excruciating attention to detail... just about every CU in the sky may extend a micro-rope from its shred edges into free air. Probably like 'steam dogs' attached to the frilled edge... These can range to slightly bigger. I actually saw one through a pair of binoculars once, and you could see it rotating. ...another look and they've vanished. They are very micro and brief. But there are a kind that are between that that are longer and dangle. We were driving out of Narra beach and encountered the CU line of the seabreeze boundary around Rt 1 ...and there was a rope extending quite a ways at an angle across the highway before us... it was really interesting. They are basically any such rope funnel not associated with an organized cyclonic updraft.. but like a 'fractal rotating' parcel of air that happened to get stretched in general - it will speed up enough to lowering pressure and condensation occurs along the axis, briefly exposing their existence. Then of course there are 'gust nados' and 'land spouts' associated with gust front shear. Dust Devils can actually do EOF1 ...though very rare.
  7. We’re lucky here … lawns and fields still okay
  8. Not to be a douche but that was true 20 years ago ... This? We're in the next higher order dystopia.
  9. couldn't have worked out better for outdoor enthusiasts... Cook-cutter perfect July 4 weekend weather, ..back to work, shits. Although there may be some folks taking the week, granted. Not going to last though. Tomorrow is back to bathing in utopia spoils.. .then we do today on Thrusday, and we'll see for the weekend but it looks temperate and uneventful for now. There are finally signs in the extended, though, that nothing's going to change ... So, all one needs is to be patient - forever - and they'll be fine.
  10. I regret sounding "that way" but, if I were being completely honest with self part of me last night harbored resentful feelings at the very notion of any celebratory traditions that hubris the ole Red White and Blue. Pride is fleeting ... Not sure how any sentient being the fits into any kind of moral taxonomy really could. I don't know. It's no movement to manipulate people with some moral heavy handedness ( i.e. gaslighting') to recognize that, ...killing innocence by means of (constitutional history + moral decay and the loss of community)/2 = civility cancer That cannot in good conscience be celebrated. Engaging in any celebration of pride and national spirit when bullets cause Red blood to flow because of White -rooted supremacy in a Blue tinted moral state of decay ... What the f do "fireworks" mean again?
  11. Remember 10 days ago ... when the operational GFS was so dogmatically too cold in its usual dependable embarrassment, by grappling the White's in 534 dm thicknesses ... ? Prediction: there is a 100% probability that 0% of users in here will remember that/this bias the GFS has this next Nov 10 when it's has a white Thanx Giggedy
  12. I was just reminiscing last year's 4th weekend. wow, right ?
  13. It actually fits my seasonal lag hypothesis/narrative ( not a condescending wink just sayn')
  14. NAM nailed this btw - not that anyone cares or asked... But I posted a blurb about those grid numbers the other night, and how desiccating the air mass would be today under tall sun open skies and lingering heat. Which also...it's 84 to 86 around NWS and homes sites. It's not a cool day by any stretch of fairness.
  15. I've wondered about the KFIT sensor enough to even be suspicious of it. It's too often in a DP hole like that by huge numbers (relatively) compared to the surrounding obs. But who knows - maybe there is something particular about that site that claims water out of the air -
  16. That's actually not quite the idealized pattern for us ... but I get what your after. Close. We need a +NAO --> -NAO that's biasing the western limb. And the "-->" is important, as in modality more so than the mode. The reason for that is because a ridge in Ontario with a trough down through the TV causes hurricane to move parabolically seaward before getting to our latitude. In order to 'ensure' a track that sends the analog signal, you need heights rising N-/E of NS, such that the deep later steering flow around the eastern trough 'relay's the escaping TC into a continuation along a west oriented path. If one thinks about that... it sort of makes sense that the statistical climate implies it is harder to do so.. because that requires a larger 'machinery of cogs' to operate in sync - it's just going to be harder to realize that in a broader hemispheric-scaled dynamic.
  17. You can tell this is more likely a wind problem...
  18. If they're gonna issue a Watch they'd better pull the trigger... Cells popping over eastern NY are moving at ludicrous speeds.
  19. Yeeah I'm not completely sold on the DPs hanging in like that along the coastal plain ...N of NYC's latitude. I've seen this countless times. When an active well-mixing west wind is situated in a prefrontal environment, such as what's going on right now, too often we get a kind of quasi-dry line. It then sweeps east. KALB was 74 ...then 65, now 62 and the front is still west of there, so ...that could be some indication that we may peel the moisture away from the area -not always modeled well.
  20. Recent hi res visible satellite loop/trends finally show some tendency to break up this 'tube' of convection dumpster juice ... That's step one in substantiating this thread - LOL, or forget it. If we can do so sooner rather than later, and get thermal recovery going here over the next hour, that allows even asking the 2nd question: is that enough? It could be in time to destablize. In reading the SPC stuff, the mechanics are not overwhelming, but there is some unidirectional forcing. There is no question that SB CAPE would balloon if the sun floods through this decaying linear cloud scung. But my own rule of thumb for convection around here is that we tend to really need mid level lapse rates to be sloped. It seems the CAPE has a chance to be anomalously high, so that may offset ... but we gotta get the f'n sun shining here quick.
  21. LOL... flooding an island. It's like the negative exposure to, "desiccating the bottom of the sea"
  22. Some day ..some how ... maybe when Quantum Mechanics becomes the entire method of observation, exposing a reality that happens beneath the emergence ( illusion?) we perceive for our ability of observance in nature ... that there are in fact different kinds of cold and warm fronts that in total, combine to make the one's that traditional/conventional means to define boundaries in the atmosphere never could see. Your ob sounds like a candidate scenario for that "science fiction" - you are not on the south side of that QM boundary lol. Seriously, sometimes it seems like there are really boundaries that just aren't defined by physical meteorology. They're almost like "tendency boundaries" Actually, 'spooky action at a distance', a quotelet that roots to the earlier days of QM, might even impel a definition like, 'INtendency boundaries'
  23. Looking at the rad history outta OKX overnight .. kinda smacks like the convection preferentially occurred where the sun worked over all those 70 DP readings yesterday - recall, the heat was drier in nature N of the Pike and it seems the DP was having trouble actually penetration much N of that ~ axis until very late yesterday. We did finally get more dewy here late in the evening, but the activity was already sparking off S of the Pike and choking off what probably was not a very deep fully integrated theta-e/unstable layering still lingering nearing Rt poop ... Just a quick rip-and-read post mortem on that eruption.
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