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About 20 or 25 years back I went to the NE Weather Conference and one of the presenters mentioned that there is no such thing as a thundershower, just thunderstorms. My reaction then as it is today is that is a Thundershower is a thunderstorm that you can only hear but hits the next town over. A thunderstorm hits you. Not scientific but it is how I differentiated them.

something in the sleet/ snow frozen family here, 39

something in the sleet/snow family here at the moment

Daily Mail joins the hype train for next week! https://www.dailymail.com/sciencetech/article-16212841/hybrid-cyclone-east-coast-weather.html

Bad time for a regatta

I know folks love making storm comparisons. For me this has been reminding my gut of Dec 1992 in terms of nonimpact here but certainly not elsewhere. I am laid up this week so I haven't looked closely, is this a fair comparison meteorologically? Any similarities other than impact areas?

time sensitive Wierd really fast moving cloud(?) flying over NH into Maine around sunset any thoughts https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=local-Vermont-truecolor-24-1-100-1&checked=map&colorbar=undefined

It is not if an acorn falls but if someone mistakes the sound of it hitting a car with a gunshot

That image looks like the board in a game of Risk as you realize you have no chance to fend off an attack from the Eastern US into Quebec.

I drove past his place yesterday. Surprised to see hills.

Already had a hurricane landfall in US on 8/16

can only be 2nd best

Reading the Neven Sea Ice Board there has been a low entrenched over the pole most of the sun keeping warmth and sun at bay.

Yes, we snowshoed in. Pond was frozen solid.