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SNE "Tropical" Season Discussion 2020


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35 minutes ago, Cyclone-68 said:

Wow tropical cyclone alpha off the coast of PORTUGAL? Who had them in the cyclone pool? Has that ever happened before? (The location not the Greek name)

I was in England 3 years ago when Hurricane Ophelia struck the British Isles.  Main impacts were in Ireland and Wales, but did get a bit breezy around Manchester.  I also have a vague recollection of another tropical storm or hurricane hitting Portugal or Spain a few years ago, but can't recall when.

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1 hour ago, HimoorWx said:

I was in England 3 years ago when Hurricane Ophelia struck the British Isles.  Main impacts were in Ireland and Wales, but did get a bit breezy around Manchester.  I also have a vague recollection of another tropical storm or hurricane hitting Portugal or Spain a few years ago, but can't recall when.

Ophelia went extratropical 9-12 hours before hitting Ireland. Vince  in 2005 was downgraded to a TD just before landfall in Spain.

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2 hours ago, WxWatcher007 said:

Good luck over there. Definitely a serious event if the modeling has it right. Southern shoreline gets rocked as that transition takes place. 
 

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You already know to do the standard weenie reduction with this one below

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Looks like my fully bloomed panicle hydrangeas get spared the worst here on the south shore lol

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1 hour ago, WxWatcher007 said:

How large are we talking on this image?

 

You can the GFS/EURO slowed TEDDY  in the last day ...lingering at a favorable spot longer in the NE Mass/ SE NH/S Maine swell window . The  slight "hook" back west happens at a latitude much more favorable to deliver a bombing East Swell 

14.6 feet at 16 seconds is what i see for "the wall" Near Hampton Beach NH Tuesday late afternoon.  I can't recall bigger for that spot

 

Looks like Based on a East Swell you can count on surf crashing well over the wall At Nantasket and Nahant later Tuesday afternoon and probably a lot of road closures . One of the last Very high Tides of the month is the Tues Pm high tide and that is mid P.M at Nahant. 

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16 minutes ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

 

You can the GFS/EURO slowed TEDDY  in the last day ...lingering at a favorable spot longer in the NE Mass/ SE NH/S Maine swell window . The  slight "hook" back west happens at a latitude much more favorable to deliver a bombing East Swell 

14.6 feet at 16 seconds is what i see for "the wall" Near Hampton Beach NH Tuesday late afternoon.  I can't recall bigger for that spot

 

Looks like Based on a East Swell you can count on surf crashing well over the wall At Nantasket and Nahant later Tuesday afternoon and probably a lot of road closures . One of the last Very high Tides of the month is the Tues Pm high tide and that is mid P.M at Nahant. 

This will bang.  New Moon Goon

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34 minutes ago, WxWatcher007 said:

Ok, I think I can enjoy a beach day on Tuesday. I know nothing about surf, but 10-20 ft swells sound interesting. Thanks @Ginx snewx & @STILL N OF PIKE.

Just realize the swell be down considerably along RI coast as it begins to come from more Due east Tuesday p.m and aims at Eastern Ma/NH/S Maine sections .

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