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Jan 30 Rain Event- Toasty temps Mt Tolland blows away


HoarfrostHubb

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Sounds like some good times for most.  It was completely forgettable up here.  We had some good gusts for an hour or so at 3:00 (I think).  I recorded a gust of 28mph, though I know it was higher as I always read low.  Pretty much a calm night before/after that burst.  Undoubtedly, today will be more impressive in the wind area up here.

 

Eyeballing, I'm down to 50% snow cover, ftl.

 

52.6/52 off a high of 53.8

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Reliving my childhood weenie moments tonight. Growing up on the East Bay in RI most of the big snow events were coastal front disappointments.

But a good southerly LLJ? I used to jack open my bedroom windows and listen to the howl.

Its nuts. I'm hearing whistles and soUnds I've never heard.

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How could anyone sleep thru that? lol. This ranks up there with the October snowstorm for noise outside

I'm eager to hear from Mike (pro-lurker) and Chris (HV) to see if there wind experience was as ho-hum an experience as it was here.  I said yesterday that today would fare better here than last night.  It's a pretty low-bar that needs to be beat.

 

13 towns in the WMECO coverage area have outages, 7 of them are 'less than 1% out' and the others have 1-10% out, several of them on the CT border.

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That ranked right up there with Irene, but fell well short of Sandy here.

 

Impressive as hell though.

 

I don't recall much in the way of wind from Irene, just the rain.  Sandy was a different beast.  I don't recall the highest wind I recorded in that, but I'm pretty sure I recorded 60.  I'll have to see if I can find it in my archive history.

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Pretty pedestrian up here so far. I expected to wake up to Sandy-esque howling/shaking, but so far just a few moderate gusts. Looks like our best winds may actually be post-fropa??

 

Don't sleep on it yet, front has about an hour to pass your area. Up until then you could rip off a good southerly gust.

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