Diggiebot

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.

25/14/8

Is northern New England seeing anything? I’m surprised

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.

No dice for New England?

Use your phone or a camera it should show color

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.

I’m in Dennis too. The power has been flickering for the last hour. It feels like we will lose power soon. The trees are pasted.

Looks like a mid cape pivot point?

Don’t bet against the streak.

Hardest storm measure I’ve experienced 12+ foot drifts mixed with bare ground. Basically a guess in the end on the Cape. I’d say 30-35 was a good bet though.

Cape cod is a barrier island technically

Rainbow in Dennis

Cape cod bay would fill up and magnify that surge sandwich to Brewster wrecked

Keep those goal posts moving left!

Closer to Edouard in 1996

What storm in the last 20 years has looked statistically better at hitting NE than this? It’s still relatively low but I’ll take tracking this. The cards are there but we need a turn and a river to seal it.

I just think that it’s pegged too low and that we are basing this on recent history. Not enough sample size. The pieces to a NE hurricane won’t fully reveal themselves until 2-5 before the hurricane passes us. The small pieces and timing are so crucial. instead of the endless regurgitation of the probability of hurricanes hitting NE is so low how about we actually analyze what is in front of us.

Which history? Pre 1960’s or post? I think we have been programmed to write off every threat because they keep missing. Just because almost everything minus bob and Gloria has missed over the last 60 years and we haven’t had a major has everyone dismissing any threat. We are 10+ days out with things far from determined. Why do you maintain a low bar? Because of the history of storms not hitting here over the last 65 years? What about 1850-1960 when majors had a much shorter return range? How about Atlantic Canada getting multiple hurricanes in the last 20 years what is their return rate over the long term?

I remember Matt noyes doing an analysis of all the points a NE hurricane passed through and this storm is hitting them all.

I think this setup looks better than most but it’s still a reach. Most likely a recurve.

I think any New England hurricane will be sneaky. The large scale setup never looks good for a NE hurricane let’s be real. If we get one it will just happen and shock everyone not on this forum.