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They get a siggy snowstorm maybe we get a hurricane! I’ll take the trade. Bookmark this one

Moral of the story is patience. New England is a good spot for big storms. We’ll be back again and it’ll be sweeter than ever when it hits. We are like papi in an early season slump. We just gatta channel that James nichols gulf stream energy

I’ve had two 05 and 15. Both sounded like jet engines over my house the duration of the storm and both all the Boston Mets said rain and 1/3 the totals that actually happened. In 05 the ambulance route to Hyannis they were literally picking up cars with front loaders and pushing them off the road to clear the route.

But have you had a raging blizzard with sustains winds of 45 and gusts to 80 for 20 hours plus. Cape cod can do that. 32” I’d take that over a 60+ avg season any day

The best part about living on the cape. It could be snow and a blizzard if things go just right. Tuck or benchmark at 969 and we’ll get lots of wind waves and surge and a good storm. Weather wise I’d take Cape Cod over anywhere in the state.

It was over James nichols house sent straight from the Gulf Stream!

So maybe it was an accident and someone hitting a pole

I was on the mid cape driving between Barnstable and Yarmouth at about 615 and I saw a blue green flash that I thought was a transformer. It wasn’t windy and only a couple inches of snow so it wasn’t a power outage. I’m now thinking lightning/thunder snow. Any way to check for strikes around that time and location. I was pretty focused on the road and not the time so it was 550 to 630 pm. On a side note I saw 4 accidents and the roads were horrible.

I would think the Hurricane of 1938 would be up there too. It took trees down way north into northern New England. Do you have that graphic?

This looks bad for Tampa bay even without the eye being very close.

Another band out in northern NJ looks like it’s headed toward the hardest hit areas in CT…..

Literally not true. It has happened a lot recently for Atlantic Canada but NE had two cat 3’s in one season. Small sample size. Lots of cat ones and tropical storms.

It’s a needle thread for us therefore it’s always a miss until it actually hits. I don’t think a NE Hurricane would be a solid forecast until 2-3 days out.

2 named storms in the first week maybe

I’m seeing him next weekend in marshfield. He’s part of the lineup for levitate fest.