Torch Tiger

yeah wow, just saw that. Hopefully we are 87/72 like the hrrr shows because 3k j/kg sbcape available here @ 18z.

Hopefully some decent storms to track, relentless dews is stagnant with at best garbage garden-variety convection

Good wx to head south for real summer.

0z Euro bangs Sunday

Cape Cod is an inferno mid-summer right through winter. Crazy dews in Ughust/Septorcher, very few breaks

meaningful precip. Most see measurable rain, but .11" isn't going to do much for the Steined folks. Hopefully a widespread soaker, even flooder.

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Not sure, they may have been fall or winter. lol

Wednesday’s tornado was the third time a twister had hit the town of North Attleboro in the past 10 months. i lived there for most of 20? years and didn't hear of one. 2000 came close, though.

stronghold possible if this weekends showers don't pan out.

Sweet

Wild

hammer hittin'

lots of anvil lightning, a few drops. meh

Like this show? doubt it But yeah you did have a quick AM renegade storm a few weeks ago

you said night stuff, nocturnal. We rarely see those here, and I know there haven't been many if any this season.

Hopefully more!

winners and losers. At least it's a solid area of rain lol

that was generally an excellent call by NWS

The warm, moist air that is advected into SNE during the day on Wednesday behind a warm front will lead to much more humid conditions and destabilization, especially for areas south of a Hartford-Worcester-Boston line. This is because hi-res guidance is indicating a weak shortwave and cold front ahead of the main front which may keep dewpoints lower in northwest/north central MA as it stalls overhead. Convergence associated with this boundary may be the focus for a few isolated thunderstorms Wednesday evening ahead of the main line, but the bulk of the action should be overnight, between 8pm and 4am as the cold front crosses the region.

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