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12z GFS Fantasy Range, hy brid storm brings feet of rain to SNE


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19 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Its going over the cape on that run....not over my head.

Anyway, Bob was a non-event here, so I think you're wrong.

Well it certainly wouldn't be the first time :)

But this thing is different than Bob it's got a bigger size by the time it gets to our general latitude( in that depiction ) and it's moving north - it's not curling ENE from the position of Cape Cod so it makes a closer pass to you there than Bob ever did.  See you're right apples and oranges trying to use Bob as your comparison

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2 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

Well it certainly wouldn't be the first time :)

But this thing is different than Bob it's got a bigger size by the time it gets to our general latitude( in that depiction ) and it's moving north - it's not curling ENE from the position of Cape Cod so it makes a closer pass to you there than Bob ever did.  See you're right apples and oranges trying to use Bob as your comparison

Its moving east of north.

Yes, apples-oranges.

If it goes over the cape or se MA, I'll take pics of the carnage for you.

No offense intended.....you always add value to the DISCO.

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12 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

Well it certainly wouldn't be the first time :)

But this thing is different than Bob it's got a bigger size by the time it gets to our general latitude( in that depiction ) and it's moving north - it's not curling ENE from the position of Cape Cod so it makes a closer pass to you there than Bob ever did.  See you're right apples and oranges trying to use Bob as your comparison

Also deeper than Bob. Take with grain of salt of course, but verbatim on high res it's 930ish near OBX and 950s up here. Pressure dropping as it comes ashore too thanks to the trough interaction, whereas Bob fizzled quickly upon landfall. Apples to oranges.

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22 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Its moving east of north.

Yes, apples-oranges.

If it goes over the cape or se MA, I'll take pics of the carnage for you.

No offense intended.....you always add value to the DISCO.

I'm not offended but I don't know what you're talking about "east of North". It goes straight north from there and actually curls northwestern Ontario and gets absorbed in that cyclone

 

least that's what I saw

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7 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

I'm not offended but I don't know what you're talking about "east of North". It goes straight north from there and actually curls northwestern Ontario and gets absorbed in that cyclone

 

least that's what I saw

It goes from CC to Bangor....sorry, thats NNE.

We'll see what happens if it verifies, but i'd rather it go west of here.

It actually starts filling once beyond the cape...

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