dendrite

3 pulses of meh

Gusts in the 40s. Nothing out of the ordinary.

The state house already made the sign.

Maybe dendy can set the state record.

Anemometer obstructed by Mt Tolland

6SD -U winds...should be fun.

I'd probably be more worried about water there. Although 40mph+ gusts after 2-4" of rain could soften things up as well.

GFS almost loses the mesolow...just a bit of a semblance of it this run.

Yeah...I'm still on the E MA/E NH/S ME train and the CAA will probably be the usual windy conditions. The exotic stuff will be east of the low. We do raise the low level lapse rates a bit as that TROWAL and LLJ get pulled into S NH. Get a little g-wave action and some +RA and maybe we can mix something decent down after midnight. That's around the time the Nammy starts getting wild (for our standards) up here.

Not your typical looking dual jet structure, but we're tilting negative. While approaching peak maturity the best divergent region does appear to collocate over the mesolow moving into SE MA. I don't look at H25 and think near record low pressures though with 100-120kt streaks, but I won't pretend to be able to do all of the calculus in my head better than the models. It does make me think we need a potent mesolow to make this go nuclear though. As has been stated ad nauseam, the models have been fairly consistent with some semblance of that feature. It'll be fun to watch it play out. Too bad BOX is shutting down the radar to replace a few USB cables.

Wife's friend lands in MHT tomorrow in the middle of a potential record low October SLP. Good thing she isn't coming in 6-12hrs sooner.

IOSN3 is going to rock.

HRRR tells me to close the coop windows tonight.

Can't wait for my TROWDAL. Do the dews.

Heavy frost. 29.9F

Even 60+ up here as it gets tugged in.

Foliage was killer this weekend. Starting to get some leaf drop now. Oaks are mostly turned now and the sugars are at peak. Were losing the birches and reds though. The swamp maples are in full stick season.

Congrats picnic tables.

E MA/E NH/ME would be fairly windy on the 6z NAM as it pulls a blizzard loop and the LLJ gets pulled a bit westward as it swings northward. But yeah.......NAM.

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I'm not putting that much effort into cranky to read a twitter thread. He has neg trough winds and frontal winds so idk what the difference is. Based on the graphic I would think "frontal winds" is more CAA NW gradient related. Whatever though...it's just weird terminology.

crunkyweatherguy

Yeah idk...mixing winds down out of the LLJ/TROWAL?