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Seems like we have been talking about this pattern change potential for weeks, We need to get it to happen and not pushed back.

I'll start it in the trailer...........

Tom, I saw this earlier, The scanner is hopping and there looking for some others that were washed away in FFL.

And I had the power twice go down for a total of 10 sec and I still have my power for now.

That’s bad, I have roof caps scattered around the yard

Newry.

Still going up some too.

So much for trying to access Sunday River https://www.facebook.com/605329443/videos/pcb.10161084101254444/1492604151574220

I can smell it.

Still on here but 331,000 plus don't have any

Surpassed 98.

309,000+ out of 673,000 in Maine without power.

NEAR TERM /THROUGH TONIGHT/... 1030 AM Update... A significant storm system will continue to impact the region through the remainder of the day with flooding rains, damaging winds, and coastal flooding. Latest RAP13 sfc pressure analysis shows a low pressure center along the VT/NY state line along with another low off the New Jersey coastline. Northeast radar mosaic shows heavy rainfall continuing to stream northward with a convective line moving NNE over eastern CT. Will continue to monitor convective trends through the day as these will be capable of producing very heavy rainfall rates and they will be capable of mixing down the 90+ kt LLJ. Went ahead and upgraded interior York and Strafford to a high wind warning based on latest guidance as well as obs and expanded the wind advisory further inland. Also issued a hurricane force wind warning for the outer waters off the Mid Coast. If possible please stay away from forested areas and heed any flood warnings.

Now over 200,000 with no power.

Power went out for 10 sec and back on, Off to urgent care.

No, Still have power, Did have a 56mph gust though.

3.11" here, Just finished the new sump pump install.

2.39”

Great night for one of my sump pumps in the basement to shit the bed, Glad i had a high water alarm.

I see you're still suffering from jackass itis, Must be a chronic condition.

1.69" in these downpours earlier does not bode well to whats coming here.

+ SHRN , 1.10” on convective showers, 39.2F

+RN, 3” + coming, Already .75”.

DIT just added this to his favorite list.

I saw you put it up in the last update..