Damage In Tolland

Up to 1.70” Gfs never had that until that one run Friday

You teetering on edge of losing it

He angry

This is one of those deals you kill for in the winter. Days and days of snows.. and the pivot and ULL just crawls out south of LI.. and the snow that was supposed to stop early morning just continues well into the night. This rain here won’t stop until overnight . And we should be well up over 2”

But the question was to please choose one

Gum to knee.. one choice only .. would you choose this summer and plentiful rains , no watering etc.. or last summer with full on drought and Stein and watering daily , extra work , and loss of expensive shrubs, lawn etc.. You complained equally about both.. but choose one

51 windy and moderate rain. 1.43” and counting

It’s definitely very noticeable and I noticed it well up into MA and SNH last week on my trip to Maine

Not that many acorns. Only one species really dropping a lot this fall

I have a Davis and the weather link software . Then you download the app

1.17” so far and 8.00” for the month. What a 4 month stretch of rains. Should be able to get 2.00” today

Beer

https://x.com/ericfisher/status/1705990962172899624?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg

To the left .. to the right.. to the back.. to the front … now slide , .. slide… slide .. let me see that tootsie roll

So this is what I mean about so many trees.. some types maples, a few others.. but so much brown and little colors. Red maples may be the exception . I’ve seen this all over a lot of NE

Last weekend was sunny

Absolute flooder coming Pike south later today thru Monday. Signs of winter?

How about this one? Dry yesterday to 5” at 18z

Congrats on 5” tomorrow

18z Gfs drops 1-5” tomorrow into Monday north to south .. south of pike after being dry at 00z

Congrats ! Still at 0. I checked all 4 Tolland stations . None measured

They got burned today so they think if they go dry tomorrow it’ll work out. Mother Nature unleashes wettie all over their faces tomorrow.

BOX leaning dry tomorrow tossing everything Models continue to struggle with the extent of precipitation for much of southern New England with a very dry airmass sandwiched to the north with a upper level ridge and the dry slot working in behind Ophelia. The best chance for rain appears to be across southern CT and RI as the remnants of Ophelia track south of Long Island. Because of uncertainty in northern extent of rain, kept pops caped at 60% for CT and RI and less then 50% for MA. Highs Sunday will still be below normal only reaching the low to mid 60s. Winds diminish slightly only gusting 15 to 20 mph inland and 25 to 30 mph near the coasts and over the waters. Overnight lows Sunday night once again remain in the low to mid 50s.

Even the normal high times, weed smokers that are typically too high to have emotion get angry and lash out when it happens.

Nope.. not more than sprinkles