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Does the evening stuff hit us further in the east or still primarily for you western folk?

I think all of CT and SE MA is under the gun. The strengthening wind fields and synoptic aid combined with the theta-e advection (you may be more unstable tonight than this afternoon) will keep the line going overnight.

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Welcome to Berkshire County! I hope you like North Adams. I know the town fairly well as I have family in nearby Adams. I'm in Lenox, about 25 miles south of you. If you have any questions about the area, please feel free to send me a PM.

Thank you, and I think you are close to Pittsfield, about 45 minutes outside of North Adams. You guys could see some severe weather today. The clouds are back, and it's still pretty chilly.

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I think all of CT and SE MA is under the gun. The strengthening wind fields and synoptic aid combined with the theta-e advection (you may be more unstable tonight than this afternoon) will keep the line going overnight.

They can have it; all set with loss of power coupled with 65* DPs again.

I'll defer payment until January.

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That image Forker posted has a few super cells over N Ct and W Mass while the bow line rips areas to the sw

Very difficult forecast for the Pioneer valley from Springfield to Noho.

Despite warming up fairly well so far (relative to much of the region at any rate) certainly much lower probs than say BDL south and west. We were never in the crosshairs for this. But then we see something like that 4km Nam and it makes you wonder... Perhaps enhanced local helicity might help overcome overall lack of instability? Didn't really on 6/6/10 though.

Trying to be objective, still thinking it struggles north of BAF, and hoping to be wrong.

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Very difficult forecast for the Pioneer valley from Springfield to Noho.

Despite warming up fairly well so far (relative to much of the region at any rate) certainly much lower probs than say BDL south and west. We were never in the crosshairs for this. But then we see something like that 4km Nam and it makes you wonder... Perhaps enhanced local helicity might help overcome overall lack of instability? Didn't really on 6/6/10 though.

Trying to be objective, still thinking it struggles north of BAF, and hoping to be wrong.

Not really seeing much from the city on north which is OK by me. We had our turn last summer and Halloween weekend. No need for a replay IMO.

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I'm not getting a good vibe about all this at the moment. The warm boundary is going to have trouble penetrating much further NE, because as hi res imagery and soundings show, the flow is nearly parallel the boundary... Could see it lock near SW CT. The idea yesterday (for me anywho...) was to get that boundary up to southern VT/NH, where by we had an influx of higher CAPE air working up underneath/collocated with deep layer shear. We'll have the shear, but there's questions in my mind on where the warm theta-e rich air ends up. Perhaps some of those sky-lights on vis coming into western sections can offset?

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This will be very fun watching from afar... hope ya'll have your cameras ready today because it didn't happen if you don't post a picture of it ;)

Pictures of large hail falling at night......seriously though, they should have some good stuff down that way.

Have been back into the mank for the last hour or so here as I hope for some good ol' fashioned rain.

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Interesting... some much better breaks showing up ...ironically up to southern VT/NH latitudes, mainly across western zones - but it's moving east.

CENTRAL

CITY SKY/WX TMP DP RH WIND PRES REMARKS

FULTON CLOUDY 74 68 81 SW6 29.63F

SYRACUSE CLOUDY 81 68 64 SW8 29.63F

ROME CLOUDY 73 66 78 CALM 29.66S

ELMIRA CLOUDY 75 68 78 W6 29.70S

BINGHAMTON CLOUDY 74 66 76 SW8 29.72F

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NYZ026>034-041>043-261600-

NORTH

CITY SKY/WX TMP DP RH WIND PRES REMARKS

WATERTOWN CLOUDY 68 66 93 S6 29.61F

FORT DRUM NOT AVBL

MASSENA CLOUDY 66 63 88 CALM 29.65S

SARANAC LAKE LGT RAIN 61 59 93 SW6 29.67F FOG

PLATTSBURGH LGT RAIN 63 61 93 S6 29.66R

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Another SNE not-looking-quite-as-good-in-the-morning deal, at least for tornadoes in CT. RAP and to a lesser extent NAM really keep the good juice out of the area until the line/bow rolls through, leaving very little room for any discrete supercellss. This is why I hate "just in time" instability.

It's still on for a major event, just not a very chasable one as it stands. Could still be a surprise or two, just gonna have to have to watch the radar and hope...

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