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Damage In Tolland

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  1. I’m planning on the storm bombing NE of my latitude . If that happens I have to hope the five finger discount reach around happens
  2. This is going to be exactly what Scooter and Will wanted. 1-2 feet ORH and rain here
  3. Enjoy it to the north and east . So close but yet so far here
  4. It’s absolutely typed already.. finger hovering over the “enter” button .
  5. I don’t think in any of these solutions Ray would do well at low elevation . This one has in and up written all over it .
  6. I’ve been in spring/ summer mode for a month and posted about 20 times the last few days how this will trend north into a NNE only deal
  7. In this era , persistence forecasting almost always works.
  8. That was a different setup . Wasn’t really a bombing out low
  9. Another couple inches of rains among friends . Just the new norm . At least the torch next weekend and beyond is coming .
  10. At least E MAss Wx can continue focusing on fantasy baseball.. and not blogging . Though they did pull an all nighter it seems
  11. Anyone in BTV area.. where is a good location for this where there won’t be thousands of people ? I’m heading up Sunday afternoon on a “work” trip. Any ideas would be appreciated
  12. It’s possible it flips to snow towards the latter half, but the good damaging heavy snow is going to be at elevation north of 90.
  13. Only elevations south of NH/ VT border . Berks/ ORH hills in N ORH county
  14. Wagons shifting north to NNE . Unfortunate but not surprising
  15. Unless it trends south .. south of ORH won’t see anything significant . And I fully expect to wake up tomorrow to moves north . Of course I hope that’s not the case, but these don’t typically trend south as you get closer in
  16. This time of year unless the column is cold like Napril 82.. you’ll need elevation for big amounts . Especially spread out over 3 days
  17. Torch part two is coming! Friday and Beyond... Early look into the long range synoptic pattern shows a shift away from the constant deluge of wet weather we have seen over the last month. Too early for specifics, but CPC diagnoses higher than normal chances for drier and warmer conditions the second week of April and beyond.
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