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Hurricane Isaias


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25 minutes ago, CT Rain said:

What's sort of interesting about this storm in general is that decent mixing in the boundary layer is progged. Very rare to see on a southerly flow event. 

High SSTs, moist environment, amazing how similar the water temps and summer were to 2011. It was those outer bands that nailed us. Totally different setup but similar mixing. April’s event and Oct 17 both had more mixing than expected. Hopefully it stays less mixed.

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3 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Ryan just said maybe 2 hrs of the peak wind and then it’s over for the big wind. In and out as is usually the case when these are racing through the region.  
 

50-60 for interior and 60-70 for the southern areas.  

Yeah it’s really only an hour or two of the good winds.

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Start the day off with a couple tors in the state in CT around daybreak.. then sunny breaks and dews follow. Winds increase as we hit noon hour and then between 4-8 all hell breaks loose with damage like had in Irene. Another tor threat later in day with the tail and then the sting jet which is actually very modeled comes thru on backside with gusts 60-70 for a second time. That’s kind of how I see things playing out .

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2 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Start the day off with a couple tors in the state in CT around daybreak.. then sunny breaks and dews follow. Winds increase as we hit noon hour and then between 4-8 all hell breaks loose with damage like had in Irene. Another tor threat later in day with the tail and then the sting jet which is actually very modeled comes thru on backside with gusts 60-70 for a second time. That’s kind of how I see things playing out .

Sting jet is at base of low which is to your west.

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3 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Start the day off with a couple tors in the state in CT around daybreak.. then sunny breaks and dews follow. Winds increase as we hit noon hour and then between 4-8 all hell breaks loose with damage like had in Irene. Another tor threat later in day with the tail and then the sting jet which is actually very modeled comes thru on backside with gusts 60-70 for a second time. That’s kind of how I see things playing out .

Ryan’s  forecast looks nothing Like you just outlined...but that’s par for the course, you’re in your own extreme weather world lol. Hope it verifies the way you hope?

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