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.
Bruins lose and now it’s partly cloudy and no aurora. Blah. maddening. I got a cloudy Friday night viewing with only camera view and 5% of the sky on the horizon.
How do you survey multiple tornadoes through the same location? Wild stuff!
edit: Large tornadoes through the same place. Def a case study for the future
Lots of power outages on the Cape. The snow has finally stopped. I lost power in Dennis. The wind is still pretty gusty and we have 7-8 inches of paste on all the trees.