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Hate to say it but I agree. Also very concerned to see how the levees hold up in NO.

WHere and when was this?

SENC in 3, 2, 1 to say this is TS damage.

Ok, hurricane hitting greece. Tropical system hitting Portugal. Can we get the trifecta and have a great lakes STS?

Well you don't see an NHC advisory on a tropical system of any kind landfalling in Europe very often.

See why?

Broken clock is right twice a day.

Are you referring to the "Perfect Storm?" I know I will get weenie hit for this but this would be fun a month later and we could pull down some artic air during that transition.

If you go out to Coney Island you might see some of the outflow over you.

If it pulls a florence can we get a replay of NJWX or whoever it was in the florence thread that predicted a cat 4 then proceeded to scream after every frame on the satellite that the intensification?

Odds on this making a hard left into Boston? Will the surge be higher than Sandy? Maybe we will get a Cat 4 into Maine!

Because it is an extremely rare and unusual solution that does show up on the models from time to time but rarely actually comes to fruition.

Not exactly sure when people are going to realize that with landfalling storms you can't judge the far side of the eyewall based on radar. We do this every damn time there is a landfalling storm, and amazingly it is always the further side of the eyewall that is open not the near side.

Huh?

Can someone tell me if the end of Paulette's forecast track is exceedingly rare? I don't think I have ever seen a near 90 degree due south turn? Also, what the hell is up with the disturbance NE of the azores that the NHC says has a chance of tropical formation?