@ericfisher 2 big storms and persistent cold, solid A- winter
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WeatherBoyTyler
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WeatherBoyTyler
@WeatherBoyTyler
SNE (winter) weather enthusiast • Studying Earth and Planetary Sciences at Harvard • Instagram: https://t.co/IRPEvQPfPW I use twitter more as commentary
Eastern Massachusetts, USA 가입일 Mart 2023
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Now that we've reached April, a look at snowfall this season in the area
Boston 62.8" +15.1" vs avg
Worcester 79.2" +8.1" vs avg
Providence 69.3" +33.2" vs avg
Hartford 52.7" +2.0" vs avg
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Cold air source in question (juicy Canadian high pressure)
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AIGFS being mischievous past 144 hours
Interesting proposition. Limited model support, but a signal there
Sheared and flat probably prevails
But cold air source wouldn’t be a question (outside of solar seasonal issues now)
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The west saw this in winter, does the east get a turn in late spring/summer? Time will tell
ContentWeatherGuy@ContentWxGuy
This if it reprises during summer, and signs hint it will, leads to a very hot and dry Mid Atlantic & Mid-South. A warm to hot yet thundery/wet NW Interior Arc as we call it. This is today. Imagine this in July. Frying pan.
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This if it reprises during summer, and signs hint it will, leads to a very hot and dry Mid Atlantic & Mid-South.
A warm to hot yet thundery/wet NW Interior Arc as we call it.
This is today. Imagine this in July.
Frying pan.
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@BostonWxConsult We’re not in a surface drought but the subsurface is definitely lacking. It’s apparent when I drive by reservoirs and they’ve been noticeably low practically since the fall
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More rain tomorrow, will help with our extreme drought that we are experiencing currently
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(And as always, you’re welcome to reply “Actually… ☝️🙂” and correct me if I’m wrong and you’re more knowledgeable)
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Seems to be more of a seasonal-clash transient feature, but maybe a sign of things to come ⛈️
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I wonder if the recent recurring frontal setup will persist later into Spring
E-W oriented thunderstorms have bigger boom potential than N-S bc of differences in entraining the stable marine layer
Not yet tho, still way too early in the season
ContentWeatherGuy@ContentWxGuy
Honestly a predictable scenario. Want to get ripped in Monmouth/Middlesex? You want a west/east oriented front dropping north to south! Why? A north/south orientation moving west to east ingests stable marine air. The north to south front feeds off of hot air.
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Strong seasonal clash over the North Atlantic
Lots of air moving
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@therobdale @ATLAreaWx Miami isn’t New Orleans, its the geology not just the proximity to ocean
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@WeatherBoyTyler @ATLAreaWx I don't understand - nobody has a basement in the Atlantic Ocean but they have a tunnel?
miamidade.gov/portmiami/port…
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Ignoring the fact the underground loop is garbage, does he actually think he can build underground in New Orleans?
NOLA.com@NOLAnews
Elon Musk's Boring Company picks New Orleans as possible site for underground tunnel loop nola.com/news/business/…
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@therobdale @ATLAreaWx The ground. There’s a reason no one has a basement
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@ATLAreaWx Why would that be an issue? Seems cheaper than adding more highway lanes.
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Ready for a downright beautiful display of fluid dynamics?
The Fujiwhara effect between two mid-latitude cyclones in the North Pacific.
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@ameliaUrquhart_ @PettusWX Probably because LRC is pseudo/junk “science”
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Unfortunately, Gary Lezak's 45-day forecast given at the National Storm Chaser Summit back in February didn’t verify well. Aside from a small overlap in southwest Indiana, the majority of the activity was displaced well to the east. No activity occurred near the ArkLaTex region.
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My favorite non-snow weather has got to be late Spring
Give me an upper 70s/low 50s high/low combo any day
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