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S. New England Weather Watch - Model Observations (10-28-2009)

Wed, 28 Oct 2009 20:25:00 GMT

Alright guys, just a little bit simple model observations. New forecast update coming later today. Look at the wide area of Winter Storm Warnings out west. It's a winter wonderland out there! There's a possibility this could be our weather within the next month. All that cold air is going to push east at some point. Severe weather outbreak possible Thursday in the SouthGFS an outlier forecasting a secondary low following the first low this weekend, along the cold fr...
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S. New England Weather Watch - Tuesday, October 27th 2009

Tue, 27 Oct 2009 22:44:00 GMT

SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND WEATHER WATCHLocations I Focus On : Connecticut, NYC Metro/Long Island, extreme Eastern NY, Southern Mass, Rhode Island. (Entire Northeast US for significant weather events and some little tid bits on the Nation as a whole)_____________________________________________________________Updated : 10.27.2009 6:00PM local time10/26/09Actual - Normal - Record - Last Year Max Temperature 58° 60° 74° (1963) 62° Min Temperature 39° 43° 28° (1952) 4...
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S. New England Weather Watch - 1st professional entry

Tue, 27 Oct 2009 01:24:00 GMT

SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND WEATHER WATCHLocations I Focus On : Connecticut, NYC Metro/Long Island, extreme Eastern NY, Southern Mass, Rhode Island. (Entire Northeast US for significant weather events and some little tid bits on the Nation as a whole)Forecast Release Timing : Short Term (every 24 to 48 hours), Mid Term (every 3 to 5 days), Long Term (every 3 to 7 days). Any significant forecast changes will result in updates to any of the terms during any given forecast.Fo...
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Check the GFS - Still hints of a New England Hurricane

Fri, 14 Aug 2009 02:52:00 GMT

hey guys check out the GFS, from 240 hours + it's looking like 1938 all over again. So far away though, but this is at least the 5th model run I've seen with a similar scenario. The other general thinking is a Florida landfall and a east coast rain storm... with the outlier being the storm going out to see. Again, this is the tropical wave which just came off the coast of Africa, not TD 2 (now basically a remnant low). Also, the model tracks for all 3 current tropic...
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Severe weather heading towards southern New England

Mon, 10 Aug 2009 22:14:00 GMT

A cluster of strong-to-severe thunderstorms with hail and strong winds is building and making a bee-line for southern New England... they will arrive in western Connecticut in 1 to 2 hours. Again at this point, it looks like a strengthening trend as opposed to weakening... I believe these storms will hold together quite well until they get right near the coast.
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