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elleng

(135,851 posts)
Fri Oct 21, 2022, 04:29 PM Oct 2022

10 years ago today -- we posted this. The European model -- 8 days before it struck

-- had a pretty good forecast for what would become Superstorm Sandy.

'Big storm early next week (Oct 29) with wind and rain??? A number of computer models today were hinting at that, suggesting a tropical system now in the Caribbean may merge with a cold front in that time table, close to the East Coast. At the same time, 8 days is an eternity in storm forecasting, so plenty of time to watch this. Consider this an early "heads-up" that we'll have an interesting an weather feature to monitor this week... details on what to expect and whether we'll even deal with a storm still way up in the air.'

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