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Subject WARNING!! ALL MODELS BRING HUGE 940 - 950mb STORM ONSHORE!! MASSIVE STORM JUST DAYS AWAY for EAST COAST!! UPDATED

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Original Message Hello all,

NEWEST UPDATE 8:45am Oct 27th - 6z GFS STILL BRINGS MASSIVE DANGEROUS 950mb STORM TO COAST. LATE MONDAY OR TUESDAY.

All latest ecmwf 0z, CMC and NoGAPS 0z runs still continues to bring in this potent storm directly up the coast! These models also do not have the storm quite as potent. But please be advised, the storm will still be terribly dangerous with central pressure near 945 or 950. I will continue to update as new runs emerge.

ALSO Im starting to watch the NAM (Medium Range Model) out to its maximum of 84 hours. This model also predicting a potent storm on the coast as well too.

ALL MODELS ARE ON BOARD WITH THIS STORM. PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT A STORM IS LIKELY ALONG THE US EAST COAST EARLY NEXT WEEK!

Will upload new photos tomorrow morning:

This storm will gather strength as it moves up the coast while being sandwiched between two HIGH pressure systems. This storm has already formed with the name Sandy in the tropics south of Florida.

The scary thing about all this, is it being a rather rare event, and with many of the forecasting models predicting this scenario, it makes it very strange and concerning. A central pressure of 94.4 could very well be the lowest central pressure ever recorded along the east coast and US Northeast. A possible storm for the ages folks.

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