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Post by jmanley32 Sun Oct 29, 2017 8:22 am

HRRR is showing rain rates over a large area from 40-60 dbz!! Now thats tropical downpours holy poop as mugs would say lol

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Post by jmanley32 Sun Oct 29, 2017 8:24 am

Scullybutcher wrote:The winds seem like they will be a bigger problem considering it’s going to rain and soften the ground all day, and all the leaves on the trees
Yes if it was winter and no leaves there would be a lot less potential for widespread power outages, which they are calling for in CT even fairfield county and possibly NYC but they have not called the warning for NYC yet but literally 25 miles east the warnings are up so I would guess they will go up.

Good pt the lighter rain through the day with increasing winds wont help the situation but we also have been so dry penetrating the ground wont be easy. I think runoff is go be more the norm.


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Post by sroc4 Sun Oct 29, 2017 8:25 am

Another great discussion by Upton:

Some adjustments made this morning with initial development of
showers oriented south to north. Latest radar imagery has this
axis mainly west of the lower Hudson Valley and NYC metro.
Coverage will gradually expand through the morning as LLJ
strengthens.

A major storm system will take shape today as an upper trough
across the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys closes off and becomes
negatively tilted. At the surface, a wave of low pressure off
the Southeast coast this morning interacts with the upper energy
and approaching frontal system, rapidly deepening this
afternoon off the Mid Atlantic coast before lifting north into
the Lower Hudson Valley this evening.

There are some difference amongst the models in the westward
extent of the low track, with the 00Z GFS to the right of the
NAM and ECMWF. Model consensus and the GFS ensemble supports a
track similar to the more westward solutions and  will lean
toward the NAM with this run. Additionally, looking upstream
across Florida, the GFS seems to have had problems initializing
with multiple areas of low pressure north of Tropical Storm
Philippe. A complex interaction between the mid latitude jet
energy and the energy in the tropics in undoubtedly causing
some differences in the evolution and track of this low. While
the differences in track may appear subtle, this will have an
impact on the orientation and location of a strong LLJ
developing off the east coast today. This will not only have
impacts on the location of the high winds tonight, but also on
the axis of heaviest rainfall.

All models show a clear signal of multiple warm conveyor belts
with heavy rain bands. One is forecast from NYC and points north
and west today, and the other across southern New England later
tonight. In between, there could be a bit less rainfall, with 2
to 4 inches in these bands. There is some uncertainty on the
exact location. Eastern LI and southeast CT may be more around 2
inches as these locations look to between these two heavy
bands. However, due to the highly anomalous nature of the LLJ
and availability of deep moisture, higher amounts are possible.
Thus, the entire forecast area remains under a Flash Flood
Watch.

Rain will develop from south to north this morning, oriented
manly from the NYC metro area north, then gradually spreading
westward through the day. Southeast winds will strengthen into
this afternoon with gusts up to 35 mph, highest along the
coast.

A period of intense winds is expected tonight. The western
extent of damaging winds is still very difficult to pin down, as
weather forecast models still differ on the position of the low
with the GFS east/weaker and coming ashore on central Long
Island by 03Z Mon, the ECMWF stronger and inland near far NW NJ
by that time, and the NAM near NYC, with an 85-kt LLJ at 925 mb.
The GEFS mean position closer to the NAM still looks reasonable.
Because of these differences, decided to keep the high wind
watch in effect for NYC metro and extended up into most of the
Lower Hudson Valley, while converting to warnings for all of
Long Island and Southern Connecticut.


As for forcing mechanisms bringing damaging winds to the surface,
the NAM forecasts a low level inversion, but other factors such
precip drag, destabilization via a dry slot arriving at the same
time as the low level jet, and possible ducted gravity waves
generated by what appears to be a very unbalanced upper jet aloft,
could all work to transfer significant momentum to the surface.
Meanwhile, the GFS shows a mixed layer up to 925 mb, which suggests
that downward momentum transfer could be relatively uninhibited. As
a result, have forecast strongest winds to be mainly 60-65 mph, but
have mentioned the possibility of 75-mph gusts along the coast.

The low level jet should pull away later tonight, but then a very
tight pressure gradient on the back side of the departing low should
generate winds at least to 45-55 mph on Monday. May have to watch
for development of a sting jet the could produce stronger winds
after a very strong mid level vort max and the precip comma head of
the storm swing across.

After some morning rain showers with the upper low moving
across the area, skies will clear with a return to more
seasonable temperatures.

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Post by Scullybutcher Sun Oct 29, 2017 8:51 am

Scott what do you think will happen? I understand this is a super complicated setup and I won’t hold you to it. Lol. I guess the biggest question as described above, with 2 different scenarios, is do they winds make it down to the surface?


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Post by jmanley32 Sun Oct 29, 2017 8:53 am

Wow what discussion. Very interesting how this will evolve today. I'm leaning on the western extent the gfs is wrong and nws seems to feel that's very posdible. Concerned for my parents house in CT as no one there until they return Monday afternoon from isreal trip if they can that is.
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Post by jmanley32 Sun Oct 29, 2017 8:54 am

Scott do u think the watch will go to warning for NYC and Hudson valley? If so or not when do u think they make that decision.
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Post by amugs Sun Oct 29, 2017 9:18 am

jmanley32 wrote:Scott do u think the watch will go to warning for NYC and Hudson valley? If so or not when do u think they make that decision.

Morning ya'll - EPS locked and loaded. Best winds tonight/overnight - no good thing happens between teh hours of 11 and 4am and this is a time frame when this rips. Morning guidance is moving away from the idea of a strong tropical storm well SE of our area and now have a very well developed storm at our latitude and weaker tropical storm to our SE. This should improve backside winds tremendously and its ability to move more NW IMO as EPS, UKIE, CMC, EURO, RGEM show. If is gets EPS range west watch out entire western flank of Metro all the way to western jersey. Rains are going to be good. Who said history doesn't repeat itself!! 5 Year anniversary of Sandra!!

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JMAN they have time to change us to a warning. Playing it cautious.

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Post by jake732 Sun Oct 29, 2017 9:21 am

Really pumped for a rain storm! Haven’t had that in a while. For jersey shore are we looking at much lower winds ? Somewhere in the 25-30 mph range or higher??
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Post by track17 Sun Oct 29, 2017 9:24 am

Yea jake this is going to be no big deal for the jersey shore maybe a gust to 40 or 50 kinda a bore but at least we need the rain

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Post by frank 638 Sun Oct 29, 2017 9:29 am

I wonder if the city will temporary shut down the bridges due to the high winds for tonight

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Post by jake732 Sun Oct 29, 2017 9:30 am

Track17 plz cut the crap. Let the pros handle who’s in for the biggy and who’s not. And yes 40-50 with wet trees IS a big deal.
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Post by track17 Sun Oct 29, 2017 9:33 am

Wow your kinda ridiculous. Way to attack. 40 to 50 is something we see all the time. But good forbid we don't overhype you attack the person. Try being nicer to people. You got some issues

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Post by track17 Sun Oct 29, 2017 9:34 am

This is a forum if you have not noticed all have given their opinion but you for some reason attack people if you don't hype.

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Post by amugs Sun Oct 29, 2017 9:45 am

Track you come in here and troll with every storm. Add some meteorological input please or keep your opin as such in banter unless you can backit up with met disucssion.
40-50 mph winds are not a bore (maybe to you but to the majority no) the last time I checked for an area in our forum region
One this is not go east as you wish for and NWS is saying GFS isnt what they are going with. Two there will be effects at the Jersey all the way up to SNE with power outages and flooding not saying the entire area will lose power but the possibility is higher than normal from a storm. Right along teh shore there will be gusts of 50 mph and greater. Three we have a multiple of LP systems that once the trough in Midwest goes Negative will phase these storms and pull in the diabolic heat from TS Phillipe as he moves closer to the deepening LP phased system. Tis will enhance the rains and teh winds in this system. If the track goes into ACY and western jersey the NYC Metro areas western flank then gets included in the High Wind Warning easily. if it goes by route (Track) of the NAM I think eastern BC, Hudson, Eastern Passaic get in the HWW. AS I wrote above backlash winds are going to be stronger as well.
Squall lines will bring teh best winds until this system phases and goes Negative tilt.

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Post by Guest Sun Oct 29, 2017 9:50 am

Already 1/2” of rain here IMBY (Nassau/Suffolk border on LI). Radar over the ocean all the way down to NC looks juiced.  I think we see the higher end of the predicted rain totals at least here.

Going to take a trip to the beach this afternoon to check out the waves.

Many places here on LI received 2-4” of rain earlier this week. Soil already saturated. Add 50+ mph winds on top of that with all the additional rain coming and I think more people than. To lose power.

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Post by Quietace Sun Oct 29, 2017 9:57 am

I do agree a bit with track. West of the surface low outside of the strong LLJ, winds will be 40-50 mph which is significant, but will not cause damage outside of small branches and trees. The biggest issue west of the low will be heavy rainfall and flash flooding with the tropical(High PWAT air mass). However, out on the eastern LI and into southern New England, winds will be the greatest issue as they can gust near, or over hurricane force as long as precip is heavy enough to mix through the small inversion present.
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Post by Quietace Sun Oct 29, 2017 10:00 am

syosnow94 wrote:Already 1/2” of rain here IMBY (Nassau/Suffolk border on LI). Radar over the ocean all the way down to NC looks juiced.  I think we see the higher end of the predicted rain totals at least here.

Going to take a trip to the beach this afternoon to check out the waves.

Many places here on LI received 2-4” of rain earlier this week.  Soil already saturated.  Add 50+ mph winds on top of that with all the additional rain coming and I think more people than. To lose power.
Up here given the strong SE component of the winds, the mountains will cause enhanced lift (orthographic lift) which will enhance the rainfall totals at higher elevations. River flooding, as well as lots of down trees with the root cause of winds blowing opposite of the mean climo will cause significant power outages up here as well.
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Post by track17 Sun Oct 29, 2017 10:01 am

Notice mugs you don't attack the others who do the same thing. Good forbid you don't agree with everyone or overhype you get attacked. Truth is look at the models it won't be bad for most of nj.

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Post by jmanley32 Sun Oct 29, 2017 10:01 am

Mugs thank you for saying it!!! The first sentence fact! This is go b exciting for some anyways even if it is 40 to o 50 but I'm thinking I do get into the 55 plus. We will see.
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Post by Quietace Sun Oct 29, 2017 10:02 am

Okay easy everyone. Lets not turn this into a personal thing. You can agree/disagree with interpretation of the data at hand, but do not turn this into something else.
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Post by track17 Sun Oct 29, 2017 10:18 am

I am looking at the data. It is obvious to me that we are only getting 40-50 mph. This is based on all the models. I am sorry that I don't by into 40 mph being big but I don't we get that a lot. I have said many times this is a big deal for Long Island which it is. It is sad people like jake jman and mugs chose to attack. Very sad on their part.

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Post by oldtimer Sun Oct 29, 2017 10:25 am

Hope all is well with all I'm not on but always on following this great group Anyway since very early this morning raining light to mostly moderate Gee I believe almost 1" has falled Knowing whats to come this will be worse than some people are thinking

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Post by rb924119 Sun Oct 29, 2017 10:41 am

Sorry I haven't been on to add anything recently. Quite frankly, after those hurricanes stopped, I have been so busy doing other things that I haven't had much time to analyze, or even work on my project that was supposed to be in beta-testing mode by now. For this, I apologize. Unfortunately, no promises can be made now to have it operational for the first part of this winter, but as I find myself in 100% agreement with Scott's analysis in the winter thread, that may not be a problem (honestly, part of me is wishing this is true so that I don't miss any events lol). ANYWAY, I sincerely hope we DO get these crazy-a$$ winds that the EURO has been showing because Ray-boy over here got himself a new toy about 1.5 months ago, and I hope this video makes you all smile as much as it does for me hehe COME ON MOTHER NATURE, GIVE US YOUR BEST SHOT!!!! I'M READY FOR YA!!!!

Note, it still only has about 4.5 hours of runtime on it, so it's not even close to being broken in and running in primetime condition yet; nor have I calibrated myself to the saw to enact smoother and more fluid cutting....YET lol. But I think you all get the hint Wink Wink Wink

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Post by amugs Sun Oct 29, 2017 11:10 am

RGEM ACY hit.
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Also here is the map of the diabolic heat transfer if you will from Phillipe
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he is going to enhance teh rain and this the winds as the rain squalls will mix down the winds no doubt.

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Post by skinsfan1177 Sun Oct 29, 2017 11:20 am

amugs wrote:RGEM ACY hit.
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Also here is the map of the diabolic heat transfer if you will from Phillipe
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he is going to enhance teh rain and this the winds as the rain squalls will mix down the winds no doubt.

If the storm verifies and goes into ACY its going to get real bad here for the coast putting us in the NE side of storm
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Post by amugs Sun Oct 29, 2017 12:13 pm

track17 wrote:Notice mugs you don't attack the others who do the same thing. Good forbid you don't agree with everyone or overhype you get attacked. Truth is look at the models it won't be bad for most of nj.

Track,

Attack others? I dont attack anyone on this board and I am sorry if you feel this.
All I ask is if and when you do post such opinion to back it up with some met sense.
Ryan 40-50 mph wind sup here my man will cause damage with 2-3" of rains. Lived up here for 47 years and have witnessed this many times.
Track as far as I have been flowing this storm one I am not over hyping and calling for a disastrous situation like we saw with Sandy.
Two I have been posting models and analysis the entire time and even last week in banter.

Looking at ALL models and I mean all models (LR and SR) (as I post here for everyone to see and explain when I can (not as eloquently or in depth as Sroc and rb) and pro met analysis - JB, JH, Steve the Cop, Bernie Rayno, Ryan Maue, JD, amongst the few, Looking at the models they are coming west and things will be "bad" by my analysis for a good portion of NJ from flooding to power outages overnight. If I am wrong then I go down with my ship.

More model support - GEM LAM
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Hi RES RGEM
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Upton talking about sting jets in their latest update.

soundings look quite ominous for damaging winds across LI 80-90mph gusts not out of the question.
I think nenj/NYC metro still see good winds probably 55-65mph gusts maybe higher if the storms verifies further west ala EURO
Not opin analysis.
Things to do be back later

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Post by track17 Sun Oct 29, 2017 12:48 pm

And mine was not an opinion I agreed with you many times never said we would not get 40 mph winds at the shore but that is really not that bad. Yes the other areas have it bad. But most local mets in the jersey area not the ny area agree on New Jersey. We just need to remember just because it will be bad in NYC or Long Island does not mean that jersey will get more then 40 mph winds. I am thankful for that. If I am wrong then I am wrong but everything I have seen from what you have posted which I thank you for doing confirms the 40-50 for jersey which is not bad. So I was using what everyone else posted to get my idea. Just like others do.

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