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Tracking the tropics - 2025


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16 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

6z Euro and bit west of 0z 6z EPS also a bit west through hr144.  I get that chances are slim but you guys give up way to easy.. 

There is a very clear pattern that brings the storms up the coast to do damage. This is not even close to it. At worse it gets breezy conditions to Cape Cod maybe some showers at worst.

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39 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

There is a very clear pattern that brings the storms up the coast to do damage. This is not even close to it. At worse it gets breezy conditions to Cape Cod maybe some showers at worst.

THIS!!! There is a very clear pattern that brings the storms up the coast to do damage. This is not even close to it.

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1 minute ago, weatherwiz said:

Some people forget or don't understand that weather forecasting is way more than just looking at the solution of a model output. 

If that thing ever came between, let’s say NYC and Nantucket then I’ll give credit with credit is due. I always do. I’m just not really seeing that right now. Look at all that Northwest flow from Maine down to Nova Scotia at 500.

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Just now, CoastalWx said:

If that thing ever came between, let’s say NYC and Nantucket then I’ll give credit with credit is due. I always do. I’m just not really seeing that right now. Look at all that Northwest flow from Maine down to Nova Scotia at 500.

There is always that super low percentage it happens but like you said, there is a very specific and clear pattern to get these up the coasts. There is a reason why they are infrequent and the return rate is in the years. I get looking the extended range SLP or snow maps or whatever is fun but having an understanding of the current pattern in place and how the pattern will evolve will give you tremendous insight as to what you can expect will unfold in the extended range (there are exceptions of course). 

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26 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

If that thing ever came between, let’s say NYC and Nantucket then I’ll give credit with credit is due. I always do. I’m just not really seeing that right now. Look at all that Northwest flow from Maine down to Nova Scotia at 500.

If we get a low to cut off by Ohio like some models are suggesting I think we have a chance.. even if it's slim

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