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When I was checking the radar last night it looked like a bit of rotation near Spencer also.. But I thought there's no way.. that was before the line really maxed out though

Since it looks like theres not to much to get excited about put your mind at ease and take one of these

Wow decent damage on south coast where line maxed out.

Looks like there may have been at least one unwarned tornado near Somerset MA. Possible one near Rehoboth.

Let’s get 65-75 mph . Needed

All the local channels and a few retired weather guts on Twitter youtube but they can't even predict what's going to happen two days from now you know so it's a toss up

Had some hail and thunder to my south last evening along with some strong winds at fropa. Looks like gusts near 50 today. Still looks like we could have a heck of a 1-3hr period after midnight tomorrow night. Strong LLJ pivots through with rapid pressure rises. Highest potential eastern areas.

Hold on to your hat. Both Worcester and Boston gusting over 30. Hartford close.

Oh Canada!

Coyotes are in Queens, Nassau and Suffolk. They are growing in numbers

There used to be a 60-ft tall red maple in my neighbor's backyard. It was too big for our small lots, but it was a beautiful, brilliant red color in fall. The 2020 derecho destroyed it. There is a still a young Fall Fiesta sugar maple in the front yard. So far, the tree has not had good color, although this year it is definitely better.

3 in. hailstones reported Saturday evening in the Coastal Bend area. Max size could've definitely been slightly larger given all the abnormally far south colder mid-level air & dynamics in place (for the time of year), near the region that evening.

It seems like we have more deer than people here. I literally saw dozens today, mostly at Sunken Meadow, but a couple in my back yard. A new arrival here over the past 2 or 3 years has been skunks. Coyotes are next.

I've been a total deadbeat on the snow maps. Hopefully I'll get back on that project soon. I don't have my stuff right in front of me, but the 30-year average here is between 36 and 37". I think BNL is similar. Their 78-year average is 32": https://www.bnl.gov/weather/4cast/monthlysnowfall.htm

Yeah it’s just a color coded ptype algorithm. You can extrapolate from other dual pol products, but it’s easier for regular weenies to see.

A prelude to the frigid arctic intrusions and wind driven snows of this upcoming winter particularly January & February. WX/PT

i remember once when living in NYC and the first sub 32 day was in early January. I used to run along the river on the UES and there were still rose bushes blooming after Christmas lol.

We actually had some very light rain! Lowlands continued to somehow score even a little bit in this pattern.

Ok

Watch DCA not freeze until like December 30th or something

Most likely reporting hail as snow. It's a dumb rule, but it's frozen so it count, IIRC.

Well that was pretty crazy for about 20 minutes. Had some sort of pingers mixed in at the beginning.

Michael Lowry didn’t mention it, but the UKMET did even worse with Melissa than the GFS with it having her very weak on many runs early on, which then caused the model to keep it much further SW than the consensus including several runs of a weak TC into Nicaragua that I posted here. UKMET is such a hit or miss model. It absolutely shined for Imelda and both landfalls for Ian. What did its progs for Imelda and Ian have in common? It was the furthest to the RIGHT. What did its progs have in common for its big busts for Melissa, Laura, and some others? It was the furthest to the LEFT.