Ginx snewx

My experience is 30 foot anemometer can't show true wind speeds that topple trees. Taller trees are more susceptible to a problem known as “windthrow” than their shorter counterparts. Windthrow refers to the act of strong winds fully uprooting trees. A tall trunk combined with full foliage turns your tree into a lever. Thus, when strong winds hit the upper part of the tree while exerting a considerable force on the lower trunk and roots, it can remove the entire root system off the ground, even if it is a large tree with healthy roots. Trees with Two Trunks Other trees most likely to fall in the wind are those with multiple trunks. A standard tree structure has one dominant trunk. If your tree has more than one dominant lead, it is more likely to suffer storm damage as the trunks offer blow away and towards each other.

Tolland Blue?

Edit found it, meh with elongated lows

HRRR NAM not backing down What say you RGEM

In summer...

Thanks that's nutz

Beaufort

What is this RRFS-A model

Definitely an impactful storm. Dangerous at the bus stops at 6 7 8 am

Boring ?

Hmm

Hopefully he posts 12z

They?? I guess if it doesn't snow you want it boring. Good to know

Clowns gonna clown

You sure about that?

Ya know me and nature's signs, birds going nut this morning also saw some seagulls ways inland. Two small signs prior to the biggies. Gonna rock and roll overnight and Monday. Mesos are backing down as it approaches usually a sign to take the under on winds but we shall see. 6 hr change on HRRR is a reduction

Windier that's sustained winds. I think gusts 50 to 55 inland 60s Cape but brief

6 Z Euro is a total repete of last week in regards to track winds rain.

Yep some snow Tuesday night . Euro winds look reasonable.

Why? BLUE Hill 1-15 on

Euro EPS GEFS GFS all have a low near Islip Kev

Isiaias repete only cool season so less wind I think. Ocean is cold now we invert

Destroyed

Euro was meh outside the Cape Buzzards Bay

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