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1 hour ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Is it collapsing SE?

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07 12:52 NE 8 2.50 Rain Fog/Mist SCT006 OVC022 70 68     93% NA NA 29.79 1008.6 0.24    
07 11:52 N 9 1.25 Heavy Rain Fog/Mist FEW005 BKN024 OVC036 70 68     93% NA NA 29.81 1009.1 0.23    
07 10:52 N 7 1.25 Heavy Rain Fog/Mist SCT004 BKN016 OVC034 70 68     93% NA NA 29.83 1009.8 0.27 0.35
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1 hour ago, CTValleySnowMan said:

The initial surge of moisture was more S Coast but the stratiform rain shield has definitely been pretty solid further north, highest totals will probably be in areas that benefited from both, This area over to Kevin starting to catch up but has been somewhat of a local minimum due to this mornings dry slot between the two areas of precip.

 

Sounds like a great winter plan

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2 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

IJD

07 12:52 NE 8 2.50 Rain Fog/Mist SCT006 OVC022 70 68     93% NA NA 29.79 1008.6 0.24    
07 11:52 N 9 1.25 Heavy Rain Fog/Mist FEW005 BKN024 OVC036 70 68     93% NA NA 29.81 1009.1 0.23    
07 10:52 N 7 1.25 Heavy Rain Fog/Mist SCT004 BKN016 OVC034 70 68     93% NA NA 29.83 1009.8 0.27 0.35

Your area did well yes 

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3 hours ago, Baroclinic Zone said:

Look!  A wagon wheel!  Hankering for a hunk of cheese!

 

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3 hours ago, dendrite said:

Kevin slow on th draw, gypsies need something to chaw?

 

2 hours ago, Baroclinic Zone said:

S? No E? Yes.

 

2 hours ago, dryslot said:

I think the wheels came off the wagon.

You guys just don't understand the topography of the Tolland Massif.  This is why its missing him!

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Today could be interesting...   Just noticed NWS Taunton's enhanced wording by putting out a paragraph in a Specials a little while ago.

Satellite shows the whole region along and east of the elevations has cleared allowing huge gulp of sun and temperatures surging nicely.  Jumped to 77 at FIT ..up 4 in like 40 minutes pretty quickly once the morning mist cut through.  

DPs are routinely in the 63 to 68 range across the region, and the main front still lags through mid-riff NYS to N. VT. Winds are S, but not at so strong in velocities that we transport S Coastal stability/mixing of death air into the region ... 

I haven't looked at any particulars on the soundings/SBCAPE expectations and shear and stuff...but just on the surface these features seem interesting. The NAM does have a bit of a middle tropospheric wind acceleration punching into western regions toward dark.  Meanwhile, there are a couple old outflow arcs  over eastern NY/VT that may stall/terminate in the flow ...vestigially adding triggers too..

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