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The return of the elusive Nor'easter. Drought buster or bust?


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4 minutes ago, Weather Will said:

WB 12Z GFS: Sunday potentially a real windy, raw, day.  A lot more beach erosion as well.

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19 minutes ago, Weather Will said:

WB 12Z ICON also has widespread heavy rain east of the mountains.

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27 minutes ago, yoda said:

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18 minutes ago, dailylurker said:

The GFS made a big jump west and crushes the entire area with heavy rain and storm force winds on the bay. I figured we can talk about the storm here since it's no longer long range. LFG! 

This is what I was on to days ago in the October thread and the models had nothing about it until now. 
I still expect 20-30 sustained gusting to 40 and 1-3 around DC

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1 minute ago, TSSN+ said:

I will wait till tomorrow to worry about this one. My rule this winter is not to give an F till about 48-60hrs out. 

You are wise to use this rule... Why are you here again? :lol:

The s/w coming in and how far west that dives in is the key to this. The more west the more the track sticks to the coastline. Some of the high-res guidance (NSSL-MPAS, RRFS) are back into the OH/IN border. Little bit of a global vs high-res discrepancy starting to emerge.

 

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11 minutes ago, wxmeddler said:

You are wise to use this rule... Why are you here again? :lol:

The s/w coming in and how far west that dives in is the key to this. The more west the more the track sticks to the coastline. Some of the high-res guidance (NSSL-MPAS, RRFS) are back into the OH/IN border. Little bit of a global vs high-res discrepancy starting to emerge.

 

Ukie takes it over toward Buffalo and it looks like the sloppy phase Euro that skips us mostly except for light showers Saturday.

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3 minutes ago, high risk said:

                   That isn't even remotely true.

You best be sure before you say someone is lying chump.  On Monday I mentioned the storminess and had several discredits of it and it’s really only today that models have started showing storminess with NWS first introducing chance if showers last night.  You need to keep your irksome of my early and good observation to yourself 

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1 minute ago, Eskimo Joe said:

Looks like we have the book ends for this event. GFS/hi-res scenario where it's a quick capture and more dynamic event down our way. Euro scenario where it's a late, disjointed phase and we get scraps.

good thing about this is that worst-case still gives us some rain

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