I would say something in the 0.50-0.75" range seems plausible right now but I don't think we're looking at a scenario which will yield more than this on a widespread scale, especially because it doesn't look favorable for any convection to be involved. But those amounts too may be more concentrated to a smaller area.
The dynamics are there for some heavy rain Friday night into early Saturday morning but this would likely be progressive. Also, may be enough shortwave subsidence during the day to where we could get enough sun and quickly boost temperatures.
Some signs of a light frost here overnight...hopefully last of the season. Thankfully we warm up quickly and thankfully the wind won't be as brutal as yesterday...made doing yard work a pain, especially cleaning the gutters.
Going to be a great day going into Hartford for the Wolf Pack home/season finale. What a difference a week makes, last Friday was miserable in Hartford...brutally cold and windy with rain. This week you could walk naked.
There will be breaks of sun Sunday. Only thing that sucks is we'll be getting CAA but with any sun and decent mixing temperatures will be quite pleasant.
Well outside of any backdoor potential, stalled fronts, or some mesoscale phenomena, looks like we're turning the corner and will be entering much warmer times.
Got gusty here along the leading edge. Really surprised it is not raining though...been under heavy echos for a bit and nothing falling. This happened a few times last year too...odd.
5/15/18 was a beast of an event, granted it was pretty much Connecticut into northwest Rhode Island for SNE impact but that was a serious wind event from PA through NW RI.