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Comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon) ☄️ over Connecticut tonight Single exposure 10 seconds 180mm 2.8 (cropped) Class 5 Bortle skies

Dry day tomorrow

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Quiet next three days before unsettled weather arrives https://t.co/0araPwfEBT

Not a bad day tomorrow

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Fall is underway in Maryland 📍 Patapsco State Park

Coldest start of the season for many. Notice the microclimate on the eastern shore of the Chesapeake.

Nice few days before rain next week https://t.co/tHWTzRkwDb

Another fall day tomorrow with frost in the city

Very concerned about Jamaica, Haiti, and Cuba with #Melissa. Significant hurricane with catastrophic rain, surge, and wind forecasted. These areas are mountainous which raises mudslide potential

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Nice weekend ahead, next week looks rainy https://t.co/MUEMa3v99k

Bottom line is be more focused on the storm that is likely to hit Wednesday/Thursday next week. Rain will be the primary factor. Of course any system like this will have wind. But late October timing, maybe snow for elevations above 3000'?

Setup is rather simple 1) Eastern US trough 2) #Melissa 3) North Atlantic trough 4) Atlantic ridge Timing of these are critical. As expected, guidance is all over the place at this range. While a landfall is very unlikely, it is too soon to say where this will go

We turn our attention to #Melissa, which has a better chance to head away from the United States, but I am not comfortable with it being too far east. Weird interactions are possible when you have a trough being in close proximity to the hurricane.

Backside of the low is where I could see wintry precipitation. Temperatures are marginal and there is some support. But this would be possible if it is away from the coast most likely. Low level winds would be NNW which would support it. But for now keeping it as a possibility.

Regardless there is potential for several inches of rainfall, due to copious amount of moisture streaming off the Atlantic. This would help the ongoing drought.

Large uncertainty lies where the low will be. Guidance is inconsistent on location, inland runner or coastal. This is very key as not only will it drive the storm, but also what precipitation those in higher elevations see. The uncertainty can be traced to a subtle Alberta ridge

Good agreement low pressure will be somewhere off the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic coast Wednesday/Thursday. This will be driven by the left exit region in a jet streak which promotes cyclogenesis. That will be how our low forms in addition to baroclinicity. Can see cold front here