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Posts posted by Torch Tiger
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CSU went 13/4/2.
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4 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:
Ya if you like epic flooding
Hopefully NNE sees 3-6' of new snow.
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Just now, ineedsnow said:
Ya if you like epic flooding
Sign me up
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25 minutes ago, Hazey said:
Can’t say I’m a fan of the long range. Not very spring like. Probably fitting that the best winter potentials not even happen during winter. November and April? We’ll see.
Yeah, not a single one of us was hoping for a strong -NAO and the resulting repercussions. We can only hope that the blocking breaks down later in April and mother nature brings some HHH and good dews for May.
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4 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:
Saturday and Tuesday will be 70+. Then it snows .. a lot
Up above 1k...precisely 1032'
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2 hours ago, Jennifer said:
I moved to New England (Maine) from Florida last week, how the hell do you people stay warm? I bundle up from head to toe and I’m freezing
NH has the highest beer sales of any state in the U.S. You ain't far...;D
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1 hour ago, Hoth said:
One of the most classic supercells I've seen in SNE on radar, trumped only by Brimfield 6/1/11. Interesting north to south motion too along the cold front. EML day with 70 dews and temps in the 90s. Just so rare.
Yeah. I remember seeing small hail that day, though we just missed larger hail. But it was the lightning (and flooding) that was the big story that day for most of SE MA/RI. Non-stop c/g strikes for a full hour. I was watching the storm move in from an open doorway, bad idea. The very first c/g struck behind me at the telephone line outside my house, went through the house, telephone and electrical. It friesd the answering machine, struck me as it went through the sliding door I was holding. It was close and shocking to the point I never could never really visualize what happened except an explosion happened. Lifetime highlight.
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35 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:
I hope we get a BDCF this summer like June 20th, 1995...or maybe it was the 23rd.
Yes 6/20/95 one of the high points in all of our wx lives.
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42 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:
LOL that avatar
Am I funny looking?
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It is still very early for this but OTOH we're less than two months away from showtime.
My preliminary guess is 14/5/3
I believe there may be an early season EC threat, but that is a shot in the dark at this point, obviously. August ala Bob, Belle.
Take 'em down
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1 hour ago, SlantStickers Anonymous said:
Power is out in the neighborhood, guessing the wind is to blame.
Yeah around 8pm we had a good surge of wind.
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6 hours ago, SlantStickers Anonymous said:
Between the offseason options of following the tropics for a longshot event, rooting for record dews, and tracking thunderstorms in far western MA and CT, I generally go with following the tropics.
My favorite time of year.
prelim #s are 14/5/3 with one EC lf, one gulf.
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17 minutes ago, Cold Miser said:
What is LC?
Liquid Crystal?Larry "two inches of ice" Cosgrove
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LC special incoming
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6 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:
While that would be great and welcomed by all here... that has no support. Euro nothing, EPS nothing and GEFS nothing. It’s a 50 degree week next week overall after the Monday torch
2" of ice for one and all
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Hopefully the upcoming ice storm is crippling with long duration outages lasting until our first heat wave.
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Gorgeous day today, following last nights light sprinkles. 53.9
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Did everyone survive ?
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Very light rain 38.7. I will say it's probably snowing somewhere high and close. Awesome.
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40.0 with very light rain
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17 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:
39.4/33.8
Visibility reduced to less than 1/4 of a mile in heavy verification.
What storm? :/
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Very nice subby zone right overhead out to 495.
April Discussion
in New England
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Yeah, damage and destruction is key