Damage In Tolland

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Beer and then beer leads to fights. Fight, fight, fight!!!

An actual winter day today. Cloudy, raw, windy , cold

And during the sacred holiday season . It’s just so unhealthy and sad to see

He just tossed them a couple gummies and told them they’re Flintstone’s.

Started driving for Amazon after UPS and something changed

That was last night run

Just please please don’t keep trending north with rains to Quebec

Toss a few gummies in earlier today to celebrate?

Days and days and days of snows

Pickles?

Madness!! https://x.com/henrymargusity/status/1741422433561714963?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg

Or get his Met degree which clearly doesn’t have

Pope just issuing Poop forecasts PJIPF Hate to see it.

Im all in for the Thursday night 1-3

So much St Anger

Thanks! Looking forward to it

Sorry you’re east of his 95 line. Maybe the next one gets your area?

These are your teachers at BOX that you’re doubting. Is that a good idea?

Models flipping rain to snow Regarding the Thu-Fri system, it now appears more likely (but still not definite) that northern and southern streams will stay separated until phasing occurs to the east of our region. This maintains a more positive/neutral tilt which forces a more offshore track of surface low, keeping most of its precipitation offshore as well. That being said, there may be enough lift from northern stream trough and sufficient moisture to generate some light rain or even some light snow depending upon surface temperature. Right now models are showing an initially mild airmass which favors rain, but eventually colder air is drawn into region behind departing system, which could result in a changeover to light snow later Thu night into Fri (assuming enough moisture remains). In any case, this looks to be a light precipitation event with very minor impacts. We`re probably not looking for more than an inch or so of accumulation (especially in the hills) according to ensemble probabilities. Canadian ensemble is most aggressive and GEFS/EPS less so. But it should be noted that these probabilities are based upon straight 10:1 snow to liquid ratios and do not take surface temps into account. It may end up being a little too warm to allow much snow to stick outside of the higher elevations.

Maybe an inch or two in the hills Thursday night.

How much for Taunton?

Let’s see if we can gin up a big icestorm . Pattern is ripe

There’s a limit how far in this pattern . Ninos like to stay somewhat south