33F this am, and bone dry outside, no dew. A couple of the brush fires I have worked we have found it burning 6-8” deep running the root lines. The larger fires around will burn for a few weeks and travel underground until we get a soaking rain
Down to 42 this am, lawn is crisp like the leaves that litter my yard. When we had all the rain the last two years I assumed we get into a dry pattern last winter, turns out it showed up this fall.
That’s the thing, a strong Cat 1 to Cat 3 would do significant tree damage in New England and frankly people are not prepared for the most part to be without power for more than a day.
My time living in S FL most people had hurricane supply kits and the state offered 2 tax free weekends before and during Hurricane season to help with planning.
Down to 33F this am in E CT before the clouds moved in; question is do we see rain this far south and what will the temps be?? Ryan working the morning shift today think some rain possible into C CT
Crazy day tornado wise in my old area in FL, 11 touchdowns in Martin County and 17 in St Lucie County alone; and these were not the usual low top spinners we normally see there will be a few EF2 and EF3 tornadoes
Crazy amount of tornadoes in my old area (Martin/St Lucie Counties); have been through 3-4 Hurricanes in my years there and never tornadoes like this. Will be fatalities in St Lucie County from this outbreak
Should there be concern this morning, if we don’t start to see noticeable shifts north and east in movement of Milton. Areas south of Sarasota down to Punta Gorda could still be in the path.