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Looking a little warmer for us in the medium/long range, under constant +nao

I am very sorry to learn this sad news. He was a great member and good person.

Fucking wind was wild. Not sure what got loose but something kept banging the side of my house. Maybe downspout but did notice a loose shingle.

Probably had some gust near 60.. hard to sleep.. turned out to be a good event

59kts logan

If NYC can catch the beginning of a transition from ENSO neutral to a developing Super El Nino when it's cold... boy that winter would rock and roll for us. Constant threats of KU storms. It would be a winter Weenie's dream come true.

had to be easily 60mph gusts here

Wow I’m so sorry to hear about Roger. May he Rest in eternal Peace

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Magnolia Felton Delaware 13 & Irish hill rd no power trees down, power crews out. 1020 p.m. tornado warnings, where in the basement. Wife and daughter heard the wind and I told them that what a tornado sounds like. I don't know if one hit, but scared the shit out of me. There cutting trees on all the back roads. Power trucks all over. Will see what it looks at day break when I go home from work.

Didn't witness the pencil, but it seems to have brought a 46 mph gust. Plus, a cliff of a temperature drop in it's wake.

https://www.clarksfuneral.ca/obituaries/Roger-James-Smith?obId=47411042 Pretty bummed to read this tonight. I hadn't seen any posts from him for a couple of weeks. Unfortunately now I know why. Didn't quite know how to take him at first. A guy from BC commenting on our local weather as much as he did, but you could tell right away he was informed, courteous and interesting. Just a weather nut with a lot of knowledge that would engage with anyone. I'll miss his posts and contests. Proud to have won one of them this year. Who knew, 76 doesn't seem that old anymore. RIP Roger you will be sorely missed.

Official NWS obs was 6.3”. We officially got to warning level out of this thing.

KBOS 170554Z 19029G54KT 62mph

I feel like every time we're under a warning winds under perform and don't meet criteria and the one time we're under an advisory we get to widespread warning

Eastern Mass likely in for a good burst of wind the next few hours. 60mph reported at Willimantic 58mph at BDL

59 mph here in Burlington CT

Go back up and click the video. You'll be happy that you did.

59 at Meriden and 55 at BDL in the last hour.

HFD just gusted to 55

Terrible news Anthony Thank You for letting us know RIP Roger you will be missed here

No thunderstorms this evening with the winds. Shocked.

Who ordered the hurricane in March?

Lost power. Was pretty drunk and went to bed. The wind was crazy with lots of branches falling. I'll assess(later) in the morning. Back to bed.

I've seen more bears in this area than i've seen in my entire life. In the past two years i spotted a bear or a pair of two at least 5 times and the 30 years before that i've never seen a single one.