Damage In Tolland

https://youtu.be/7v2GDbEmjGE

Who?

That firehose rain band is pointed right at this area this afternoon. Not what the Hockanum River needs

Pouring rains on door step

Thy tornado picked up ye cattle in Sturbridge and dropped thee cattle in remote farmland later thee named Moosup. Thy cattle manure created ye fertile soil with yearning hope of one day having thy dogs roam the landscape , dropping thy own manure

Pretty much every morning it’s like that here too. In this new climate .. part of daily life now

Flooders and a few spinners today for SNE

The Hock! I grew up in Vernon and saw it flood from time to time. Never anything like today. I saw that rain band sitting 3 miles ssw. You knew what was happening even though no posters there

Here’s what they have. To me this is western and central SNE

When you say west a lot of folks here don’t know what you mean by west

Yeah. Huge signal somewhere in CT of bigtime amounts tomorrow and spinner threat river east

Might be suspect with the mid-upper 60’s lurking just south and wet grounds and no strong cold press. Possible I suppose

Hmmmm

No worries *** Possible renewed Flash Flooding & a few severe storms with an isolated tornado possible *** Remnants of Henri begin to advect eastward back across southern New England. Modest synoptic scale lift with good cyclonic curvature to the mid level flow, along with some enhancement via LFQ of upper level jet streak. This combined with PWATs increasing back to 2+ inches, scattered showers and storms will be capable of producing tropical downpours. This combined with today`s heavy rainfall and areas of flash flooding, increasing the risk for renewed flooding tomorrow across CT, western- central MA possible into RI. Then farther east into eastern MA, breaks of sunshine should promote highs of 80-85 degs along with dew pts 70-75. This will yield MLCAPES up to 1000 j/kg or so. Thus, modest instability (long skinny CAPE) along with low LCLs. Modest low level shear as well, with 0-1 km vector offering up to 30 kt of shear. This shear and instability profile combined with remnants of Henri, high dew pts/low LCLs may be sufficient for a few rotating updrafts, with risk focused across eastern MA including the Merrimack River Valley. For now, including gusty winds and heavy rain into the forecast. Later shifts, if confidence increases may want to insert stronger wording.

With rain .. sure

Flooding rains? Seems likely

Long way to go

The Catskills are going to get crushed overnight

Not a break in sight

Dammit

Just continued firehose of water into the area

You mean from severe?

That may be about it for the strong damaging gusts around here as the center approaches . Really died down after a great couple of hours.

It’s the firehose. Like that Morch storm in 2013