Looks like some rotation over winsted. Man...IDK how NWS warning desk workers handle TOR's in these situations...so tough to tell. Although thank God for dual pol...that helps
Tons of 3KM CAPE ahead of this stuff. Just gotta utilize it somehow...gotta get some convection...deepish convection going. Maybe watch that stuff south of LI? the VTP though is insane for here
Well just ahead of LLJ max we have the steepest 2-6km lapse rates. Certainly better mixing potential up this way. Also not much in the way of crap out of head of it to sort of stabilize things a bit. This is really going to be interesting over the next several hours
How was that? Woke up around 11:30 I think it was and saw the line in southern CT...was impressive. Woke up again a little later and it had died faster than lawn's this summer.
have to watch those...and anything else that develops ahead of main activity. Probably won't produce in CT but have to watch in MA...especially moving through Valley
Well it's coming...should see rapid decline in weather across CT over the next 30-60 minutes. We have a pretty ripe environment across the state...especially southern CT. Let's see how this pans out
It's still interesting to see that the HRRR continues to advertise gusts upwards of 70 knots across coastal CT. That seems a bit excessive but I suppose 60 knots is possible...especially with any deeper convection.
I think people are expecting this to be like an all day event of craziness and damage...it's really only a several hour window of hell...calm before, then hell, then a gradual decline, then quickly back to calm