Mcgowanjm
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This storm could be a real problem for the North East.
And I've been googling the region. Places where I know the barrier island was cut
Are not showing up.
Another difference from Sandy. A Cut off Low Hybrid. Or is that a Rex Block?
ProMets please educate a rube....thanks.
Edited by Ed Dunham (Sat Sep 03 2016 10:25 AM)
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Ed Dunham
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ADMIN NOTE
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Thanks for your help with this.
ED
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Mcgowanjm
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Hello! Anybody here?
I'll just put this here for comments by the ProMets.
Thanx
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This storm's a big headache. As soon as everyone was certain this was going to stay east due to the nonstop east movement yesterday and all the models shifting east with it, now they've all shifted extremely far west. What's even stranger is some show it coming back to the coast and dissipating.
If it keeps that huge wind field and it gets as far west as the , euro and the other runs have it, then they might have to reissue some of the warnings they finally ended up dropping :\
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