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My Davis, siting ~5 feet and over field grass is the highest dp with 61; 3 other sensors at 30 feet are all 57 to 58...

My home sites are good... Have 3 sensors; all in the 57 to 59 range here in Burlington CT...

Yes; for sure...

The areal coverage of +2-inch amounts is easily exceeding other events... I think Wiz's call yesterday was spot on...

Got ya.... Duration argues against widespread flooding issues but parameters, as stated by Wiz, are in place for some localize issues... It's almost always about intensity rates and confidence is rarely high in these situations. The low/mid level moisture surge could easily produce some surprise heavier than modeled zones and forecasters should not sleep on "potential".

Just be clear... Are you saying Wiz is in correct in his analysis of what the parameters will look like overhead from late tonight through tomorrow? Or are you saying you can see what he's looking at but they won't produce the outcome he is expecting?

True

I'm at ~1,200 ft in Burlington CT and twice say lightning flashes over Rutland VT... About 135 miles away.

No you're not... definite mid-level rotation

Yes!

Google New England dark days... Also David Ludlum has a section on dark days in his New England Weather book.

That's what I'm thinking!

I'll be in the Ogunquit / Wells area... What are you thinking? Might be able to see great light show off to the north?

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

By a matter of only a few miles...