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Jan 4-6 Coastal Bomb


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1 minute ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Awful, terd of a run....nothing redeeming about aside from those who derive erotic pleasure from modeled pressure readings that are likely overdone.

Relax...nobody's attacking you. I'm a thousand miles away a 940mb unto itself is noteworthy. Sorry it doesn't puke the mother-load of a thousand year snows. 
Wow ,and now I know why I don't post more often.
You are pompous and immature! 

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3 minutes ago, Cobalt said:

Euro seems a bit drunk from New Year's as well. Jackpots SE Delaware/Maryland, and screws New England. Weirdest run I've seen in a while

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Wow, WTF happened there? Like a hot air balloon deflating and crashing down somehow. Anyway Happy New Year!!

Would be fitting somehow if Ocean City cashed in but we all choke exhaust. 

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1 minute ago, ROOSTA said:

Relax...nobody's attacking you. I'm a thousand miles away a 940mb unto itself is noteworthy. Sorry it doesn't puke the mother-load of a thousand year snows. 
Wow ,and now I know why I don't post more often.
You are pompous and immature! 

I wasn't directing that at you...sorry.

I know how it looked.

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2 minutes ago, ROOSTA said:

Relax...nobody's attacking you. I'm a thousand miles away a 940mb unto itself is noteworthy. Sorry it doesn't puke the mother-load of a thousand year snows. 
Wow ,and now I know why I don't post more often.
You are pompous and immature! 

Cmon Don-I don’t think Ray was aiming at you.  You remember the sting of defeat with these don’t you?

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At this point I think the most likely track is probably a lot closer than most models are showing to southern New England, and it may turn into a huge snowfall event. My reasoning is that indications are already showing up that cyclogenesis has started over the eastern GOMEX and both the northern and chasing energy centers will be drawn in at even faster rates than models are showing. This may explode a low near Hatteras rather than out to sea, and lead to a track straight up the Gulf Stream towards Cape Cod. The various model flirtations with extreme low pressure likely mean that this will deepen to the 950s as early as 3rd near Hatteras and the end result will be a widespread northeast U.S. blizzard. 

It will slide inland over Maine but highly occluded at that point, and end up in the western Gulf of St Lawrence. 

When will models show this evolution? Late 1st or early 2nd. 

This may resemble the Jan 1978 superstorm on a track from east of Florida to Maine instead of Alabama to Lake Huron. 

I think there's too much energy stored up here, waiting to explode, for some of these OTS scenarios, and the SSTs are anomalously warm on the east coast. It will try to hug the coast long enough to force the flow around it rather than pushing it along. 

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5 minutes ago, Roger Smith said:

At this point I think the most likely track is probably a lot closer than most models are showing to southern New England, and it may turn into a huge snowfall event. My reasoning is that indications are already showing up that cyclogenesis has started over the eastern GOMEX and both the northern and chasing energy centers will be drawn in at even faster rates than models are showing. This may explode a low near Hatteras rather than out to sea, and lead to a track straight up the Gulf Stream towards Cape Cod. The various model flirtations with extreme low pressure likely mean that this will deepen to the 950s as early as 3rd near Hatteras and the end result will be a widespread northeast U.S. blizzard. 

It will slide inland over Maine but highly occluded at that point, and end up in the western Gulf of St Lawrence. 

When will models show this evolution? Late 1st or early 2nd. 

This may resemble the Jan 1978 superstorm on a track from east of Florida to Maine instead of Alabama to Lake Huron. 

I think there's too much energy stored up here, waiting to explode, for some of these OTS scenarios, and the SSTs are anomalously warm on the east coast. It will try to hug the coast long enough to force the flow around it rather than pushing it along. 

We'll know in 24 hours.

 

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