Tin
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Let's start the season with a 348hour solution!
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steamboat1
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What was the problem?
Jully
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Summer
catsup948
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Yeah, I see more OTS for this storm.
Tin
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I initially posted just because of the snow.
Yes, it is appearing that way and I would hope it does. I'm all for weather, but the runs last night would have been an absolute disaster for New England and upstate NY. Leafs on trees + dry ground + 8-12" of rain + sustained 60-80mph = Weeks without power in some areas, washing away base lodges, etc. Cape Cod and the shore would be like "Diet 1938" conditions.
This is from last night, luckily trending east.
Yes, it is appearing that way and I would hope it does. I'm all for weather, but the runs last night would have been an absolute disaster for New England and upstate NY. Leafs on trees + dry ground + 8-12" of rain + sustained 60-80mph = Weeks without power in some areas, washing away base lodges, etc. Cape Cod and the shore would be like "Diet 1938" conditions.
This is from last night, luckily trending east.
Jully
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Jesus. Snowmaking ponds would be full after that!
Euro is king
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There is too much truth to that. We need to make American weather models great again.
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Tin
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LOL, yes.
Euro is king but has had some monumental misses in the past few years in terms of big weather events (Blizzard of 2015 it gave NYC feet of snow, they ended up with 8-10", DC Blizzard this year it put about a foot of snow there and they got 30"), that said it nailed Joaquin if I remember correctly.
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catsup948
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Hopefully Matthew skirts the coast and heads out to sea. Looks like some possible cold building into eastern Canada after that.
Ummm...have you tracked this last storm?
Tin
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In terms of small window tracks and landfall, the NAM has actually modeled tropical systems very well inside 48 hours. It was the only one that really got Hermine earlier this year and had Irene (dont remember what it had for Sandy). Obviously it is always over juiced so it is not the best for snowfall.
catsup948
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Looks like it could chilly after next week's warm weather.
Man.. I hope so
dlague
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First major North American storm being delivered soon.
http://unofficialnetworks.com/2016/10/whistler-is-about-to-get-hammered-40-inches-forecasted
http://unofficialnetworks.com/2016/10/whistler-is-about-to-get-hammered-40-inches-forecasted
Not Sure
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Jully
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Freeze warning here in Boston tonight. First one I think.
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