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  1. Both those storms are rotating . One over NW CT and other near New Milford
  2. There’s some bigtime CU building here to the NW as the sun sets and illuminates the towers. I think an active night is ahead for much of SNE
  3. Look at that radar south of ALB on CT/ MA line. Maybe HRRR was right? Could it be “ Night of the killer Tor’s?”
  4. Are you using binoculars from the news desk?
  5. Next cell has Wethersfield to Glastonbury wind damage written all over it
  6. I actually thought that to myself today. That’s exactly what this summer has been like with heat and dews everyday. Except on the long holiday weekends when it’s cold and snowy
  7. I honestly don’t think I’ve ever seen a summer like this of storms. 2 in a row last week and 2 more this week, and some great ones earlier in June. Two with wind and two with fantastic CG. I am certainly very lucky . Sun is back out now
  8. Another cell in Litchfield county . Let’s see what that does
  9. Yes that was fantastic. Similar to first one last week. Tons of close strikes. Not much wind with this one. There was a gust front but that was it .
  10. NAM looks like it had the right idea again with the HRRR losing . Storms firing in ENY. Should congeal into several lines
  11. What is your best estimate for timing ? After 8:00 in our area or before 8:00?
  12. My brother in law in South Windsor lost their pool yesterday . Just put it in last summer. If you look at radar yesterday there was a definite rotation look right over SW
  13. BOX take Thursday... Stationary front draped across the region, with cooler air across northern MA, especially northeast MA with NE winds off the Gulf of ME. As boundary lifts north, warm sector airmass surges back across the region from south to north. However as mid level trough moves across the Great Lakes, combined with stalled frontal boundary and upper level jet streak across southeast Canada, all the ingredients for a Predecessor Rainfall Event (PRE). Although, given how far west best forcing for ascent is located, greatest risk for heavy rain Thu associated with a PRE is across NY state into VT. More showery weather this far east into MA/RI/CT along with some elevated instability near warm front. Thus, low risk of thunder and brief heavy rainfall. Highs 75-80 across CT/RI and southeast MA in the warm sector, 70-75 elsewhere with only upper 60s across northeast MA in the cool sector.
  14. There’s a northward moving warm front. It stalls tonight along the pike and moves NW tomorrow as Elsa approaches . There’s a severe threat song that warm front
  15. Tomorrow has a supercell/spinner look along the warm front. Maybe NW
  16. Possible Tor at my brother in laws in South Windsor . Trees into the pool . Waiting for more pics
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