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Damage In Tolland

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  1. It’s Tuesday morning. It’s got 4-5 days of north trending to do
  2. We are getting an event Sun nite/ Monday . At least SNE and maybe CNE
  3. Less each run. This one’s easy to forecast
  4. Less confluence is what they are picking up on . Happens every time
  5. Careful now.. you’re dating yourself . At least use Pamela Anderson
  6. GGEM and 6z Euro both much farther north . It is happening
  7. Seems like a 3-6/4-8” type thing Sunday night/ Monday for SNE.
  8. I know man. Totally understood . Life can be very brutal and when the wx also hits below the belt , it seems like there is no solace . Looks to this met anyway, that snow is imminent . Here’s to lots of snow in S Wey !
  9. The last month was brutal bro . Love “the board”
  10. You have now safely taken back over as the most unreadable poster . Wrestled it back from Scooter . Welcome back
  11. Throw a bag of frozen peas on the midsection and enjoy the snow
  12. Welcome to the real world friend! The incessant weed has you shook and unsure
  13. https://x.com/ericfisher/status/1873858382685433891?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg
  14. https://x.com/contentwxguy/status/1873831706475848075?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg
  15. So much worry from some good posters. You’ve all seen this on over the years. That is a very snowy look for SNE . Confluence always over modeled
  16. First enjoy the trees and lines down Thursday and then enjoy a snowy Sunday night/ Monday.
  17. It’s going to snow on the 6th. Sit back and enjoy friend
  18. Damage coming on Thursday !! Yes! In fact...850 mb jet will increase to between 45 and 55 knots by Thu and Bufkit indicates excellent mixing. Seems like NBM is underdone after looking at Bufkit soundings and very steep 1000-850 mb lapse rates. Therefore...fairly confident that we will see westerly wind gusts on the order of 45-55 mph with a low risk for a few gusts of 60+ mph on Thu. No Wind Headlines yet...but thinking we certainly will need them in future forecast packages.
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