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High to the north and low to the south with easterly flow to continue for at least the next 10 days. But some indication that low pressure becomes more dominant near early October as the high finally starts to weaken. We will also have to watch the tropics as the MJO becomes more favorable for development to our south. 

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68 / 63 cloudy and light showers scattered.   Some showers / rain perhaps steadier rain along the cost / eastern areas otherwise 0.25 - 0.75 for most over the next few days.  Cloudy / humid, warmer side of normal.  Pokes of sun Thursday near 80 , cloudy with showrs working south on Friday.  Clear/dry out for the weekend with the persistent onshore flow.   Could be cloudy 5 of next 7 days.   By next Wed / Thu (9/25)  next shot at rain and wtach any tropical systems in the GOM potentially ride up the coast.  Matter of when the dry reversal happens and is it in a big way.

 

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1 minute ago, Monty said:

Radar returns add credence to the idea that the bulk of the rain stays East, off the coast. The 1-3" in SoJo depictions are in trouble. 

Yup. HRRR completely loss the idea of heavy rain in SNJ this afternoon. Looks like we will need to wait until October for rain 

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13 minutes ago, doncat said:

Hard to believe that with Francine hitting the gulf coast and moving northward, then a coastal storm hitting the Carolinas,  followed by another storm now developing just offshore, that we would wind up with nada.

Like Philly getting over 2 feet of snow and Central Park nada. It can happen

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26 minutes ago, doncat said:

Hard to believe that with Francine hitting the gulf coast and moving northward, then a coastal storm hitting the Carolinas,  followed by another storm now developing just offshore, that we would wind up with nada.

Not really surprising since we recently set a new 500mb height record over Ontario for this time of year. All the models have been back and forth from run to run. So no continuity. We will probably have to wait for this blocking over SE Canada and New England to weaken a bit and the tropics become more active. As we have seen here these brief dry soil moisture patterns eventually reverse with the heavy rains being more impressive than the preceding dry pattern. 

 

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4 hours ago, SACRUS said:

 

68 / 63 cloudy and light showers scattered.   Some showers / rain perhaps steadier rain along the cost / eastern areas otherwise 0.25 - 0.75 for most over the next few days.  Cloudy / humid, warmer side of normal.  Pokes of sun Thursday near 80 , cloudy with showrs working south on Friday.  Clear/dry out for the weekend with the persistent onshore flow.   Could be cloudy 5 of next 7 days.   By next Wed / Thu (9/25)  next shot at rain and wtach any tropical systems in the GOM potentially ride up the coast.  Matter of when the dry reversal happens and is it in a big way.

 

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Satellite is Reminicent of many a winter storm...

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