totally agree with you Ray. Wakefield reported 22" I'm about 2 miles from Quanapowitt and live on the Reading/N Reading line. I think we had 16-18" tops. Definitely think people didn't measure properly.
Just pouring rain outside and winds packing a punch. Had 0.7 awhile ago and probably came close to doubling it in the last 45 minutes.
Wanda will look real nice 12 hours from now on satellite s
I think we need to have Jay and Wiz snuggled up at the Cape house tonight. Wiz scanning the dark skies over the ocean looking for F4s about to come onshore while Miley Cyrus softly plays in the background and spiders crawl across the floor towards him.
*if* Henri approaches can I request a series of posts from Tip on how he's going to board up his new windows ?
Also do we uninstall when a Hurricane comes ? so many questions for us
This is like a winter storm. Can't wait for all the 12Z models to move 1000 miles east and weenies to be crushed. Hopefully the busload of MILFs on the way to see Pickles doesn't turn around
Where is Wiz ? We keep getting 384 hr maps of EMLs for days from him and now here comes Thursday and he's on the bench with the scorebook again
Depending on the model of
choice values range from generally 1000-2000 J/kg on the
conservative side of guidance of MLCAPE with the NAM being a bit of
an outlier with MLCAPE ranging from 1000-4000 J/kg with the highest
values in western portions of the CWA. On top of this will have an
EML moving in aloft on Thursday with mid level lapse rates between 6-
7 degrees Celsius per km and 7.5-8.5 degree Celsius low level lapse
rates. One thing that may help us in the severe risk is it doesn`t
look like things move in until late in the day.