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Hoth

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  1. PFreak, those pictures are unreal. I've just been gawking at them for a good ten minutes. As for conditions down here, major suckage. Nastiest jog I've had in recent memory.
  2. Happy birthday Jerry! Winter of yore coming your way (after a little Grinchy relaxation).
  3. I'll need to call my doctor in another few hours after reading that outlook. Awesome work as usual, Ray. Really hope it pans out.
  4. Holy s*&t. That may be the scariest chase video I've ever seen.
  5. My mower is waving the white flag, but we give no quarter here. Grass still growing like it's May.
  6. Perhaps a repeat something akin to that windy nor'easter last October with the upcoming pattern? Draw up some quasi-tropical entity out of the Gulf and fling it into James' back yard.
  7. Waiting for that late October/early November crippling 100"+ lake effect event. Lakes are quite warm this year.
  8. Seeing a few blue pixels and that 540 thickness line slung across CNE at the end of the GFS run just puts a smile on my face.
  9. Heck, I've got a few of the usual suspects turning down here already. But most won't start to go until mid-October anyway.
  10. Florence is really starting to get that mean look this morning. Good luck to you all, stay safe!
  11. That radar in January would cause some melts down here.
  12. Meanwhile, Euro pumps up another disgusting ridge in the Midwest at the end of the run.
  13. Hints of some blocking showing up longer range on EPS?
  14. Found this footage of somebody driving in the storm in Southbury. Gets pretty hairy about 45 seconds in.
  15. Is that the Katie-Wynnewood tornado? That thing was insane.
  16. I took a drive through there just now. Todd Street is still inaccessible. The tree and wire damage in some sections is pretty extraordinary. I can only imagine how terrified my uncle was getting caught in the middle of it on Gaylord Mountain Rd.
  17. It didn't even feel all that unstable here, quite comfortable in fact. Even mid-afternoon you could feel the marine influence on the south wind. I thought for sure the storms were just gonna fall apart as they approached.
  18. Your discussion of how storms moving from elevations to valleys often tighten up seemed to bear fruit based on the NWS reports. Interesting small scale stuff.
  19. Seems like the SPC wind probability was warranted in this one.
  20. That reminds me a lot of the blowdown I saw just off 95 east of New Haven in July '89. Wow, that is so impressive.
  21. Amazing storm. Sucker was moving 100mph at one point. I went out on an errand and the storm was just moving out of Pa. I came back a half hour later with the sky darkening and a tornado warning issued and Ryan highlighting those nutty velocities. That was a real wtf moment.
  22. Wasn't there another high end wind event up in the Cheshire/Wallingford area a few years back?
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