Damage In Tolland

Inches more coming Monday night/ Tuesday

Beer?

Tried telling you . You mehd

Right Turner headed towards Pittsfield

Pike south in for a wild night

Could be . But they’re right on the warm front

I’d watch those cells in Litchfield county. I bet Fax wx is

HRRR rips that right thru MA and CT . We’ll see.

Have you looked at radar? You’ll be at BDL at 10pm. Wild looks

Models have a nice damaging line interior SNE

Won’t happen like that. Hasn’t all month

Smoking?

Lots of clover there that needs to be gotten rid of

Summer it’s great to radiate. Almost everyone here would agree . Winter radiating nights sure it hurts if we trying to protect pack. But radiation nighttime stuff is fake anyway so again.. glad we here .

Up up and away!

Like I said.. so so so glad we live here on nights like that in summer

Low of 62.5. So glad we live here on nights like that in summer

It’s possible a somewhat lesser version of that happens tomorrow night. Same time of year with “ somewhat” similar parameters. The caveat being SNE typically fails abs most expect it to . But at some point it won’t.. and that could be a turning point towards at least somewhat more frequent severe . The last 5 years have blown Kooky Kenny’s pet donkey that he keeps posting that no one understands.

That’s why I said night of the killer tor. That was a once in 25 year SNE storm . Down south it happens 3x a year in middle of night

Yeah I recall that one. Epic lightning. But it really blew up from like North Att into RI

Was that the night of the killer tor in RI?

Most cams carry these severe to RI

We wild

Looking like a wild evening and night west of a line from ORH to PVD Several rounds of scattered thunderstorms are likely to occur from late Saturday afternoon through Saturday night. The potential exists for a few severe storms with damaging winds, as well as for an isolated tornado. Short range models show convection beginning in CT and western MA as early as 4 PM or as late as 7 PM. The ECMWF is sooner...around 2-3 PM. As the night progresses, even though heating is lost, they dynamics increase as wind fields strengthen. By 09Z, the SREF on the SPC website shows 50-70 percent probability of 0-6km bulk shear greater than 40 kt across western MA and northern CT. The `tornado ingredients` chart highlights that area as well, after being maximized in eastern New York earlier in the evening. GFS and ECMWF Sigtor levels reach 1-2 and 0-1km helicity is 100-200 during the overnight hours. Expect isolated to scattered strong to severe storms across the region through the night.

What a field day for the heat….