Torch Tiger

85.6 at 7:38pm, normal high is around 87? awesome!!

Yeah quite possibly for CT, obviously less likely the more N and E. Dr. Dew is relentless in '23

18z gfs has spinner possibilities (mostly PA/NY/NJ) late in the game nicely backed wind field/turning on the soundings, looped, with ~2 j/kg cape

Yeah, but it's worth checking out in the future! Nothing against Loon, love it there too and would explore as well.

A few big raindrops!

better than Loon gondola jmo, ofc not far from Lincoln/Woodstock at all https://www.cannonmt.com/things-to-do/attractions/tram

Weeks and weeks.

Tallahassee, FL Weather Result 86°F°C Precipitation: 15% Humidity: 72% Wind: 4 mph

97 is greater than 91, I know it might be difficult for you

91.6 at home. Gorgeous

Yeah, I do remember talking about it.

Sounds good! We'll be watching closely

those include vehicular crashes? 66 deaths? Doubt it *edit* for 2022 if you add winter and cold, it's 97, which is more than 91. Case closed really.

No idea who you are but I hope you don't cheer on winter storms/ ice / etc. Because those injure and unfortunately kill more than these floods.

Hope so

No one's happy it happened, but I would certainly be excited and into it

exciting!

It's raining again!

fantastic!

Very dewy with a few breaks of sun. Can't wait for the rain!

Poosup crushed, hopefully they get some cell training!

BOX says meh. next .NEAR TERM /UNTIL 6 AM TUESDAY MORNING/... Overall theme of the ongoing forecast continues. Did tweak rainfall chances and timing this evening using the latest runs of a time-lagged HRRR ensemble and the latest NationalBlend output. Storms from earlier this evening struggled to make it all the way to the east coast of New England intact. Mixed layer CAPE values drop sharply from about I-495 to the coast. Expecting this trend to continue. Thinking there will be some thunderstorms overnight, just not very strong ones. The greatest concern for the overnight remains the high humidity and potential for downpours. Much of the area within the Flood Watch across southern New England saw significant rainfall yesterday. Many small waterways were running higher, meaning it will take less rainfall to start seeing problems where heavy rainfall develops, especially if it moves slowly.

he's always ripped up

It's close to there, it's Sippewisset (sp.) Don't remember Black Beach exactly but sure I've been there. Old Silver has a tidal marsh, as a kid used to love sitting in a tube letting the tide take me in or out.