WxWatcher007

Congrats central CT

I would’ve named yesterday before this one and that Mid-Atlantic low wasn’t even tropical lol. I guess they had to go with continuity once they declared it a depression.

I expected a long wait, and here we are. Expected to become a hurricane. Outside shot at MH. Peak Season Forecast (Aug 20-Oct 20) Named Storms: 10 (2) Hurricanes: 6 (0) Major Hurricanes: 3 (0) Fernand, Gabrielle

Yeah. Not sure how much time I’ll be spending up there long term, but so far it’s been a few days a month. Incredibly beautiful up there. It’s a whole different world with the small town vibe and much colder climo. I definitely don’t want snow late April though lol.

The whole hemisphere…that’s really where it gets crazy.

It def had some subtropical characteristics near “landfall” but I think it fell short. Either way, the NHC wasn’t going to designate that after hesitating on a couple bona fide TCs already this year.

Due to some family and professional changes, SLK is going to be WXW 2 for me for the foreseeable future. It’s different up there I’ll tell you that…

It’s curtains for anything in the tropical Atlantic developing out there and impacting the continental U.S. That ship has sailed. Best chance would now come from the homebrew regions…which as we saw last year can still produce monsters.

Even though we have two highlighted areas by the NHC, the basin is definitely starting to wake up. It’s weak right now, but there is a signal on guidance for possible development off the SE coast from a wave or disturbance that ejects out of the Caribbean early next week, and a signal late month for a possible CAG, which better fits climatology than what models were previously showing with a CAG mid-September. There are still headwinds with wavebreaking induced shear, but it seems to me that activity will gradually pick up as TC climo shifts west.

Nope, non-tropical. It’s still attached to a frontal boundary.

LWX is back up.

Tropical Storm gusts are being reported along the NJ and DE coast

It’s a really impressive radar presentation. Look at that banding on the northern and western sides.

It’s a very impressive radar presentation. It’s faux tropical but it’s legit.

Totally agree with Andy. The only real shot of continental US impacts at this point would come from homebrew off the coast/Gulf or from the Caribbean.