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Damage In Tolland

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Looks like some real weak broad llvl rotation around Bethel...storm top on that cell up around 30K so certainly just high enough to be tapping into the high helicity. Unlikely to do anything but fun to watch

Died off in 2 scans!

This is what we'll pretty much see with any convection through mid-morning or so. Might get some weakly rotating cells which last for a few scans or so, especially if any tops can get above 25-30K or so. mid-level flow is a bit meh so that's one major limiting factor.

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Strong mlvl and ulvl winds would have made tonight and the AM a bit more interesting...some tops have gotten to decent heights but just not much speed shear once you get above 800mb or so and winds in the 500-200mb level are more unidirectional with the directional shear more below these levels.

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These setups are always very difficult to predict in terms of widespread rainfall b/c unless you have a widespread rain shield there will be alot of shafted rainfall totals. We've been dealing with more in the way of clusters of heavy rainfall and even training across the same areas...just all depends on where the best lift/forcing is located along with other microscale features. Given this models of course are going to struggle and will usually just spit out high QPF totals over a widespread area.

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These setups are always very difficult to predict in terms of widespread rainfall b/c unless you have a widespread rain shield there will be alot of shafted rainfall totals. We've been dealing with more in the way of clusters of heavy rainfall and even training across the same areas...just all depends on where the best lift/forcing is located along with other microscale features. Given this models of course are going to struggle and will usually just spit out high QPF totals over a widespread area.

The low also went further north, so the best frontogenic forcing is along and north of the warm front....NNE. I mentioned that possibility a few days ago because climo supports that track. So like you said, we are left with hit and miss downpours. Still some more to go through today which favors eastern areas and pike south I think.

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The low also went further north, so the best frontogenic forcing is along and north of the warm front....NNE. I mentioned that possibility a few days ago because climo supports that track. So like you said, we are left with hit and miss downpours. Still some more to go through today which favors eastern areas and pike south I think.

Yeah eastern areas are getting a fairly good soaking and south of the Pike we continue to see scattered development ongoing and this will continue until the front passes. The atmosphere is real juiced so rainfall rates will be pretty intense for anyone who gets them so if someone has only had like 0.3'' so far they could still easily end up with over 1'' total.

Atmosphere still fairly unstable so as the front continues to approach and lift increases from that we'll probably see even more development.

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