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Stormy Thanksgiving for NC coastal area

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ncpilot:
From the NWS discussion...

THE QUICKER A SYSTEM STRENGTHENS THE MORE LIKELY IT WILL CONFINE ASCENT/PRECIP CLOSE TO ITS CORE DUE TO AGEOSTROPHIC ACCELERATIONS RESULTING FROM ISALLOBARIC WIND COMPONENT.

Now that's one of the most technical statements I've ever seen for the Wilmington NWS... I haven't researched it yet... any comments from others? Laymans terms, LOL...

Look at the pretty colors...

Mark / Ohio:

--- Quote from: "ncpilot" ---From the NWS discussion...

THE QUICKER A SYSTEM STRENGTHENS THE MORE LIKELY IT WILL CONFINE ASCENT/PRECIP CLOSE TO ITS CORE DUE TO AGEOSTROPHIC ACCELERATIONS RESULTING FROM ISALLOBARIC WIND COMPONENT.

Now that's one of the most technical statements I've ever seen for the Wilmington NWS... I haven't researched it yet... any comments from others? Laymans terms, LOL...

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If it strengthens quick, it's going to rain like H in a small area near the center of the storm.  If it strengthens slow, widespread showers.

Further translation:
We really don't know what to expect from it.   :lol:

mhweather:
Been mighty wet a bit up the coast in South Jersey with all these coastal storms this month.  Lets see what happens come January!

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