Say it isn't so.

Long way off but it looks like some models are showing a possible Nor'easter next Wednesday

looks like a nice day for togging tuesday :uhuh:

Yeah, significant classic nor'easter . More to come, Ill look in detail tomorrow
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

Yeah, significant classic nor'easter . More to come, Ill look in detail tomorrow
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

I was hoping you would be on this!
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

Nothing like snow on water logged limbs to make life interesting :-(
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

Anything indicating the storm will be destructive -v- just being a pain?

A pain

FNMOC Wave model shows the storm blossoming in CN not US

hours 144 + with SNE having off shore winds

https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/wxmap_cgi/cgi-bin/wxmap_loop.cgi?&area=ww3_atlantic&prod=sgwvht&dtg=2012110206&set=SeaState

5 day blended model from HPC also suppports this, showing a 1005 storm in CN. But coming through here in wed through thurs

http://www.hpc.ncep.noaa.gov/medr/5dayfcst_wbg.gif


So there are conditions that can impact this storm that are still uncertain, it is a similar blend of atmospheric energy to Sandy, but on a MUCH SMALLER energy scale.

You have to credit the weather people on Sandy - they had that forecast nailed from WAY out. I first saw some noise about it 7 days before, complete with a landfall prediction that ended basically being right on.

Super Computers are a great thing.

Euro model was earliest with correct path so focus on that specific piece of spaghetti!
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

US weather teams currently favor the ECMWF in almost all cases.

weather.com looks out the window and changes their story
as it happens... :hs:

totally unreliable forcasting...

although one day they predicted the rain starting down to the minute
it was GOD like ....because it started exactly as predicted
so accurate you could set a watch by it...

but truly....we rely on your weather reports Bill more than you know

This one is looking much more severe today, lots of gale force winds coming
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

lots more rain with this one compared to last storm

I am hoping it materializes above NJ
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

Bill im lookin forward to studying the info you provide again
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

I'm in nj till tomorrow night , I'll post up then
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

I'm hearing maybe some snow inland, early Wed.

Weather guys (T Kelly) used the term "bombogenesis" for developing storm. 50+mph winds

when Tim says that, it's not good. he actually graduated from metrologist school.

NAO is negative, water is still comparatively warm, this is a siberian outbreak, that is draggin gulf moisture along with it,

it gets bottled up beneaht the REX block in the North Atlantic and goes "BOOM"

3.5-4 inches of of precip, Most of northern NE, VT, NH, western ME, western MA will get snow of it stays on track

I need pic's maps course and more! Come on bill
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

i read there was a BomBa Genesis happening as well
and that the Clan is multiplying :uhuh:

Boom on Thursday

http://www.hpc.ncep.noaa.gov/medr/5dayfcst_wbg.gif

Snowing in Duxbury this morning.

I heard that. latest European models are showing snow over much of New England Wednesday into thursday

http://www.hpc.ncep.noaa.gov/basicwx/99fwbgus.gif

Not looking good for Thursday, nice powerful low.

Not the new low lining up in AK, for next week

Snowing here in western CT right now. Big heavy flakes coming down at a pretty good clip. We've had a little over an inch so far. Its not sticking to the roads, but is sticking to almost everything else.

Snowing here in western CT right now. Big heavy flakes coming down at a pretty good clip. We've had a little over an inch so far. Its not sticking to the roads, but is sticking to almost everything else.

lucky

lucky

Is that the points high school yearbook picture
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

I heard that. latest European models are showing snow over much of New England Wednesday into thursday

Keep the snow, send over the European models..tell them I have no power or heat for 10 days and I need their warmth ...ha
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

Keep the snow, send over the European models..tell them I have no power or heat for 10 days and I need their warmth ...ha
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

Now you're cooking with gas
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

Sorry, Zeno, we are in the rain up here in newport and it's 37 degrees. I'm going to burn some furniture when I get home

Snowing here in western CT right now. Big heavy flakes coming down at a pretty good clip. We've had a little over an inch so far. Its not sticking to the roads, but is sticking to almost everything else.

Same here in NW RI

Keep the snow, send over the European models..tell them I have no power or heat for 10 days and I need their warmth ...ha
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

Male models OK?

;)
DZ

All kidding aside - hope you get through this.

72 mph gust at Vineyard Haven

Keep the snow, send over the European models..tell them I have no power or heat for 10 days and I need their warmth ...ha
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

she's on her way....

I'd marry that slut!!!Sorry but that's the 1st thing that popped into my head
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

By the hour is much cheaper

By the hour is much cheaper

Once she's my wife you can rent her by the hour.
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

nope, not payin overhead

Here near the east end of the canal, I swear it's been blowing harder since I got home than it ever did during Sandy.

gusts to 90 on Block island, 20 foot seas and the green light at the end of old harbor jetty is gone... :smash::smash:

she's on her way....

send that sweet "Euro Model" to my house... I have some "work' for her

21 footers now..

NDBC - Station 44097 (http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=44097)

Here near the east end of the canal, I swear it's been blowing harder since I got home than it ever did during Sandy.

I rode the bike into that NE wind from Pleasant Street to the corner before the oil tanks this morning around 7 and I almost had a heart attack. Took me about 10 minutes too. Didn't even have to peddle on way back. On way home from work today at 4 going over the Bourne Bridge I almost went 2 lanes over in a gust. One of the worst crossings I have ever experienced in 25 years of driving back and forth daily.

gusts to 90 on Block island, 20 foot seas and the green light at the end of old harbor jetty is gone... :smash::smash:

it hit 31ft (significant wave height) during Sandy... probably the odd 37-40ft @ the peak....

where did you see 90? gusting 60 @ spring house....

it hit 31ft (significant wave height) during Sandy... probably the odd 37-40ft @ the peak....

where did you see 90? gusting 60 @ spring house....

block island fishworks post on FB

Power out in marshfield ! House has been shaking all night
IMO worse the Sandy
I thought they were going to name major winter storms ?
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

From what i understand the weather channel is now naming winter storms, but NOAA is not recognizing it. Next on deck is Brutus. I think it helps their hype machine.

I believe this one is named Athena

phil is so naughty... heh heh

and the green light at the end of old harbor jetty is gone... :smash::smash:

Say it ain't so - love the green glow at night - just enough to see bass blow up on your needlefish. Wrote a story about it - have it somewhere.

DZ

13 days of nice weather starting this weekend. Storm in Montana moves out behind us dragging warm gulf air into the region

Break out the beach chairs and the bunker chunks! Its cleanup time...

13 days of nice weather starting this weekend. Storm in Montana moves out behind us dragging warm gulf air into the region

Hope you're not just trying to lull me into a false sense of relief knowing I'll be at Block for the next 7 days or so?

DZ

Here near the east end of the canal, I swear it's been blowing harder since I got home than it ever did during Sandy.

I am in Falmouth and I agree with you. I think just that little turn of East vs. Northeast has the wind hitting harder at my house, less land to travel over. This storm has been a bit worse in terms of wind and definitely rain. Only difference may be the lack of storm surge I guess.

http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/show_plot.php?station=buzm3&meas=wdpr&uom=E&time_diff=-5&time_label=EST

Nice graph of barometric pressure wind speed gusts from buzm3.

Appears the storm in waning.

Sandy was a bit lower in pressure 988 vs this storm which bottomed at 994. Still pretty strong storms

Neighbors front windows blew out. I lost downspouts and some trim. Why did I move here ??? :)
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

Storm sent me home at 10 this morning from work in Pocasset with power outage. Napped all day long:uhuh:

I rode the bike into that NE wind from Pleasant Street to the corner before the oil tanks this morning around 7 and I almost had a heart attack. Took me about 10 minutes too. Didn't even have to peddle on way back. On way home from work today at 4 going over the Bourne Bridge I almost went 2 lanes over in a gust. One of the worst crossings I have ever experienced in 25 years of driving back and forth daily.

I've ridden the length of the Canal into 30 mph winds, and even in my low gears and at my level of fitness, it ain't easy. It's like climbing an 8% grade hill---for 7 miles.

I can imagine it on a heavy bike, with two rods and gear in the baskets. At least you picked the right way to start and finish. :grins: