Damage In Tolland

It has to cut west of us .. like Isaias two years ago . That’s how you get damage with SE winds screaming 60-70mph . I don’t see this setup being able have a storm cut inland with all these cold fronts coming

Uninstalls ?

Somehow Fiona turns into a cat 5 hybrid and moves NW in Nova Scotia , yet Hermie will crush FL and then move NE out to sea . The year of boredom continues

Boring solution as hell . Great a not Easter that brings 30mph gusts to the Cape

Not really any way we can get Hermie to go west of us with trough and front coming in. That Euro solution would be boring with a cold rainy little wind deal

Look closer ? The 1.41” is Cocorahs Tolland. 1.37 “ was dead nuts on and my gauge is perfect

1.41 all around Tolland . Mic whipped across your cheeks and then dropped and walk off stage . See ya

Oh looksie looky look . I measured 1.37” . Science , calibration , and honesty are very real things .

What did radar estimate today? My calibrated Davis had 1.37

Food?

Not a bit . But let’s say you had your met degree and were employed in the field , unlike Fork.. wouldn’t you think it would be Uber important to get accurate , scientific results ? And on top of that.. make those scientific findings available to the met community for the furthering of the science, especially when you question everyone else..yet you use neighboring stations for your obs. Just very very odd

Station online for anyone and everyone to see . Not using other stations in town and then reporting totals like a few on here do

1.37” Over 11” last two months

So you had 2.22 then . Nice

Lol. Coors Light . We hydrate with those

Beer

Has been for everyone

1.16” today 6.35” MTD

Really? Who’s are they ?

2nd line looks like garbage

Tight undies?

Hopefully damage is Regional with this today . The main severe weather threat will roughly be from 9 am to 1 pm across western MA/CT and late morning through about 4 pm across eastern MA/RI. This is when the associated cold front and its associated strong forcing arrives. Quite the impressive dynamics will be present with effective shear of 45-55 knots and 500-1000 J/KG of Cape. These type of events are challenging to forecast because a small change in Cape can make the difference between numerous severe thunderstorms vs. not much of anything. Some of the latest machine learning probabilities have increased the potential for severe weather over the past 24 hours. In fact...the latest SPC SCRAM is very aggressive in showing high probs of a line of showers and thunderstorms with the potential for strong to damaging wind gusts. Given the strong dynamics and fully leafed trees there is concern for pockets of wind damage and power outages. While this potential exists across the entire region;

Vegemite?

Congrats far SE MA

No one jogs or calls it jogging lol