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I’m old enough to remember two days ago CTP said we’d be dry until middle of next week lol

Definitely picking up

Some rain showers moving through again, gusting about 35-40 mph

What amazes me more is how rapidly the flora grows back after every flattening event. Truly a magical place.

Tonight

Not too often we get a wall of rain heading towards us from the northeast

I was just going to ask.

With beverage?

Pics from Tolland.

Agree but they might slip it under the radar with a Sub-Tropical system designation post season.

At my BIL in Plymouth on the water doing some storm sauna baby. Good day for it.

Please send pictures of this.

Way too many early bust calls. Call bust Monday not today

I’ve said it already, the winds are nothing out of the ordinary for us. Rains look pretty stout though. 3-6”+ likely. at least it’s a change from the mundane

Exactly. Who cares about the coupling index.

Back on Tuesday, the NWS was calling this a nuisance storm. They're not going to name anything.

That’s a sexy looking storm….looks like a Cat 1.

Not that I disagree with anything from his X post but I highly doubt they give this a name at this point. They may classify it in post season analysis. They might have given it a name at this point in time IF they had had made mention of it in the TWO over the last few days. My opinion: At least in post season analysis should be labeled as a Sub-Tropical cyclone. Just my 2 cents. If I lived along the coast, especially the NJ coast I'd fasten my seatbelts. Could be a bumpy night. Long Island will be no picnic either but water could get a big push toward the Jersey coast overnight.

Winds are roaring again. Constant to near 40.

Subjective ofc, but imo Pivotal WX is slowly starting to rival Tropical Tidbits for mobile model hawking in terms of UI. Been a long time coming since they have somewhat cleaner output and content otherwise

Every tree down

Don't hold your breath. Heavy rains and some gusty winds that are underwhelming.

DIT is the yin to TB12s yang.

From Ryan Maue on X: Our friendly Nor'easter is in the process of "transitioning" to a hybrid cyclone with "diabatic" energy conversion capability. The convection near the center is indicative of energy conversion through ocean surface latent heat flux. Still not a hurricane, but fronts are mostly ditched, and we're left with a "secluded" area of warm air near center beneath a lowered/cold tropopause, so we're going into the subtropical cyclone business. Could this get a name? Sure, why not?