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No way! Drought all the time... Lol. There will be folks complaining by Thursday!!!

By a matter of only a few miles...

Terryville CT

Golf ball sized hail Terryville CT... Numerous trees down in Harwinton, as well parts of Burlington.

Here in Burlington CT... 0.75 inch hail; max gust 56 mph...

Hey Ryan... If you have a minute text me the link to that product?

Lol... I love it John... Spot on!

The trailing tor warned cell has a better couplet

Agree

We've seen this "too much of a good thing" before? Crazy shear values shredding updrafts before they can mature and do any damage. But certainly, an interesting setup with close monitoring needed for fast moving; low-level spin-ups???

Some of the best lightning shows I've had have come from nighttime elevated cape events! Not a lot of CGs but lots of CC / CA.

It looks like an attempt at some early activity during the 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm period, probably not strong or widespread, followed by a more significant early / mid evening cluster... Lots of folks looking for a perfect forecast from an imperfect science related to thunderstorm initiation & intensity.

Yes to all...

Monitoring and handling several outdoor high school graduation ceremonies across western CT today; and am wary of my districts near the NY/CT border region... Always a tough call since folks want to know hours in advance whether or not a cell is going to go directly over the event area! Lol. Yesterday we had to send and keep folks in their cards for an extended period until cells cleared the area and lightning was at least 10 miles away... Nerve-wracking as hell... I will monitor your page for any local obs of interest out in that area today... I thought the RRFS did the best job yesterday and is the most bullish again today... not my favorite model, but it appeared to have the best handle on things late yesterday.

I saw National Guard tanker trucks racing northward on I-95... They are heading to Tolland to water the lawns..