KoalaBeer

They just wanted to put the weenies out of there misery from seeing the rain streaming in.

Can confirm...no power for a week in a half at my house in Methuen for that one. Funny part was I was living in Colorado at the time and flew in the night of that storm...power came back on the day I left to go back...heh. Not really sure what to expect up here for this one yet. Im farther north now but I'm 100 yards from the water.

What an abrupt shift in temps that was on the coast in Hampton. Dropped 10 degrees in one hour from 69 to 59. I just made the move up here and though I'm sure I'll miss out on some snow from my last location in Methuen, overall the weenie in me will enjoy the weather here more being right on the water. Bring on the Nor'easters the next few weeks. I want to see what real high wind warning criteria actually looks like for once.

Holy crap that's awesome. Snow wasn't as intense here but the wind absolutely ripped as the squall passed through Hampton, NH. It was quite the impressive 20-30 minutes.

I was just thinking yesterday how moderate the temps have been this winter compared to the past few. There doesn’t seem to be many anomalous swings either way (cold or warm) when I feel like we had some big cold shots and then huge warm ups in recent years. It’s still early though.

Are these MDs the SPC have been doing on individual super cells relatively new? I feel like I’ve only seen them in the past year or two. SUMMARY...Based on recent radar and environmental data, a strong to potentially intense tornado with potential peak winds of 110 to 155 mph (EF1-EF3) is likely ongoing and tracking towards Alexandria, LA. DISCUSSION...Recent radar signatures from KPOE as of 1832z reveal a long track tornadic supercell characterized by a 0.5 degree rotational velocity between 61 and 70 kt. A tornadic debris signature has also been noted on recent radar scans. These signatures are occurring in an environment characterized by STP between 4 and 5. Previous signatures within similar environments produced tornado-damage-estimated wind speeds from 110 to 155 mph and confidence is high for likely strong to potentially intense tornado. A tornado is ongoing and may continue based on the rotational velocity continuity and the storm moving within a favorable downstream environment.

LWM 18f at midnight while BED is 8f. I have a hard time buying that. https://forecast.weather.gov/obslocal.php?warnzone=MAZ005&local_place=Wilmington MA&zoneid=EST&offset=18000

Beautiful symmetrical tropical cyclone.

I was up by Tenney today on the way home from the Whites and it reminded me I need to check it out this year as well! If I recall correctly there is no snowmaking since they re-opened? All natural which is pretty sweet.

Ragged Mt is not nearly as big as places like Cannon or BW but still offers some great terrain. There trees are actually awesome and they get sneaky dumped on a lot. There season pass is only $349. I typically grab one even if I have another pass elsewhere. Not a bad drive from Lowell either, probably an hour forty-five minutes and it's pretty nice that your not on the highway the whole time IMO.

Station went down before the worst hit. https://www.jma.go.jp/en/amedas_h/yesterday-93062.html?areaCode=000&groupCode=65

I'm not so sure about that. The radar suggests they only clipped the outer part of the eye wall. I'm sure it was still a rough ride but not as hellacious as that inner eye wall.

How about that for a trochoidal wobble.

Impressive eye on radar. http://www.imd.gov.in/pages/radar_main.php?adta=vsk

Fani is putting on a hell of a show right before landfall CI# /Pressure/ Vmax 6.0 / 935.7mb/115.0kt Final T# Adj T# Raw T# 6.0 6.2 7.2

Not looking good. Look at all the people trapped on roofs escaping the surge/flooding. https://mobile.twitter.com/miguel_carreiro/status/1107695723506737154

In a similar conundrum myself here in Methuen. 28.3" here and 27.3" in Dracut on the NWS statement and the Methuen one was a trained spotter. I sit right on the line and couldn't find anywhere around my house over 19 inches with 10 plus measurements taken. Definitely interesting.

What would you say you have on the ground? Saw on the news 15" in Dracut but I got 9.5" here in Methuen right on the Dracut line. Been sitting barely outside that heavy band all day but really starting to rip now. Wondering if the gradient is that tight from here to Nashua.