The 4 Seasons

And he is standing by what he said and is saying with this explanation... I'm also getting a ton of backlash from his followers (some of them) for calling him out. He did the same thing with Laura saying it would max out on Cat 2 (and weaken before landfall) when it was already Cat 3 and eventually turned high end Cat 4. I'm curious what you have to say about his rebuttals to the criticism.

::Clown:: He's getting blasted on twitter, and still defending himself.

This guy...

I cant in my brain compute metric without converting it to standard, im sure im not alone in this. But ill admit Metric is obviously superior, standard is so dumb and outdated, we really need to get rid of it.

That's a crazy tornado path, looks like it's trying to break in.

lol - wut @CT Rain https://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local/may-15-2018-southbury-to-hamden-tornado/45394/ thats pretty funny..

3, 12" snowfalls, 3 tornadoes Jan 24 2016 - 14 Feb 9 2017 -15 Jan 4 2018 - 12 August 2016 - EF0 May 2018 - EF1 August 2020 - EF1

I remember when it used to snow, those were the good ole days

Do you know where that last picture was taken on the blog post, the one with overpass and traffic drums?

...MULTIPLE MICROBURSTS AFFECTING EAST HAVEN, BRANFORD, NORTH BRANFORD, GUILFORD, AND NORTH HAVEN IN CT... LOCATION...EAST HAVEN, BRANFORD, NORTH BRANFORD, GUILFORD, AND NORTH HAVEN IN NEW HAVEN, CT DATE...08/27/2020 ESTIMATED TIME...403 PM TO 415 PM EDT ESTIMATED MAXIMUM WIND SPEED...90-100 MPH MAXIMUM PATH WIDTH...UP TO 1/2 MILE. PATH LENGTH...6 TO 7 MILES BEGINNING LAT/LON...41.448, -72.992 ENDING ALONG THE NEW HAVEN COAST * FATALITIES...NONE * INJURIES...NONE ...SUMMARY... BASED ON A NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DAMAGE SURVEY DONE IN CONJUNCTION WITH CT DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND HOMELAND SECURITY AND LOCAL CT TOWN EMERGENCY MANAGEMENTS, IT HAS BEEN DETERMINED THAT NUMEROUS LOCALIZED MICROBURSTS WITH ESTIMATED WINDS SPEEDS OF 90 TO 100 MPH AND PATH WIDTHS AS MUCH AS ONE HALF MILE FANNED OUT ALONG THE NEW HAVEN COAST FROM EAST HAVEN TO GUILFORD. THE MICROBURSTS BEGAN WHERE THE UPSTREAM EF1 TORNADO DISSIPATED, IN THE FAR SOUTHEAST CORNER OF NORTH HAVEN, AND THEN SWEPT DOWN TO THE COAST IN MULTIPLE SPOTS. THE PREVAILING PATTERN WAS NUMEROUS HARDWOOD TREES BEING UPROOTED OR TRUNKS SNAPPED, AS WELL AS NUMEROUS UTILITY POLES AND WIRES DOWNED OR SNAPPED, AND SOME ACCOMPANYING STRUCTURAL DAMAGE. IN GUILFORD, MODERATE TREE DAMAGE WAS OBSERVED ON DROMARA ROAD, AS WELL AS OLD QUARRY RD, WHERE A CAR WAS CRUSHED. IN NORTH BRANFORD, MODERATE TO HEAVY TREE DAMAGE WAS OBSERVED ON SUNSET RD, OAK HILL DR, BROOK RD, AND VIRGINIA RD AREAS. 18 HOMES IN THIS AREA WERE HEAVILY DAMAGED AS WELL. IN BRANFORD, HEAVY TREE DAMAGE WAS OBSERVED IN THE LAUREL HILL AND PISCITELLO DRIVE AREAS. HEAVY TREE DAMAGE WITH A HOUSE DESTROYED WAS OBSERVED AT VICTOR HILL. SEVERAL MORE HOMES WERE HEAVILY DAMAGED, WITH A FEW OF THE HARDEST HIT AREAS OF TOWN STILL NOT ACCESSIBLE. FINALLY IN EAST HAVEN, THERE WERE SEVERAL POCKETS OF HEAVY TREE AND STRUCTURAL DAMAGE IN THE FOXON AREA, WITH SEVERAL HOMES BEING STRUCK BY TREES. THE EAST HAVEN HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL FIELD WAS SEVERELY DAMAGED BY THE STRAIGHT LINE WINDS, WITH GRANDSTAND BLEACHERS FLIPPED OVER AND THE ASTRO-TURF PEELED OFF THE FIELD. THE MICROBURSTS ULTIMATELY EXITED AND FANNED ONTO CENTRAL LONG ISLAND SOUND.

Strong EF1 Tornado w/ 110mph maximum winds confirmed in North Haven, CT. That makes 3 tornadoes in the North Haven/Hamden area in less than 5 years (4 years and a couple weeks exactly) The chance of seeing a tornado in ones lifetime in their hometown is probably very low, let alone 3, let alone on almost a yearly basis. ...EF1 TORNADO CONFIRMED FROM BETHANY TO NORTH HAVEN CT... START LOCATION...BETHANY IN NEW HAVEN CT END LOCATION...NORTH HAVEN IN NEW HAVEN CT DATE...08/27/2020 ESTIMATED TIME...353 PM TO 403 PM EDT MAXIMUM EF-SCALE RATING...EF1 ESTIMATED MAXIMUM WIND SPEED...110 MPH MAXIMUM PATH WIDTH...500 YARDS PATH LENGTH...11.1 MILES BEGINNING LAT/LON...41.448, -72.992 ENDING LAT/LON...41.349, -72.828 * FATALITIES...NONE * INJURIES...NONE ...SUMMARY... BASED ON A NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DAMAGE SURVEY DONE IN CONJUNCTION WITH CT DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND HOMELAND SECURITY AND LOCAL CT TOWN EMERGENCY MANAGEMENTS, IT HAS BEEN DETERMINED THAT A STRONG EF1 TORNADO, WITH MAXIMUM WIND SPEED OF 110 MPH, TRACKED SOUTHEAST FROM BETHANY TO NORTH HAVEN CT. THE TORNADO FIRST TOUCHED DOWN IN A FORESTED AREA TO THE SOUTHEAST OF JUDD HILL RD IN BETHANY CT. THE TORNADO TRACKED SOUTHEAST OVER PRIMARILY FORESTED AREAS FROM AMITY RD, TO MUNSON RD TOWARDS LITCHFIELD TPKE, CREATING A PATH OF DAMAGE ABOUT 75 YARDS WIDE, WITH HARDWOOD TREE DAMAGE CONSISTENT WITH WIND SPEEDS OF 80 TO 90 MPH. THE PATH OF DAMAGE WIDENED TO AROUND 300 YARDS AS THE TORNADO TRACKED SOUTHEAST TOWARDS LAKE BETHANY. STRUCTURAL DAMAGE, INCLUDING SIGNIFICANT ROOF DAMAGE TO SEVERAL HOMES, AND SNAPPED HARDWOOD TREES INDICATED WIND SPEEDS OF AROUND 100 MPH IN THIS AREA. THE TORNADO PATH CONTINUED SOUTHEAST FOR ANOTHER 4 MILES TO NEAR THE TOWN CENTER OF HAMDEN CT, WITH TREE AND STRUCTURAL DAMAGE INDICATIVE OF WIND SPEEDS OF 70 TO 80 MPH. THE INTENSITY PICKED UP SIGNIFICANTLY AS THE TORNADO APPROACHED THE CENTER OF HAMDEN, AS EVIDENCED BY EXTENSIVE DAMAGE TO NUMEROUS BUILDINGS, INCLUDING THE FLAT ROOF OF A 2 STORY BUILDING ACROSS FROM HAMDEN TOWN HALL BEING TORN APART. WIND SPEEDS ARE ESTIMATED TO BE AROUND 100 MPH BASED ON THE DAMAGE TO THESE BUILDINGS, BENT METAL FENCING AROUND TOWN HALL, AND UPROOTED AND SNAPPED TREES. THE TORNADO REACHED MAXIMUM STRENGTH AND WIDTH FROM THIS POINT ON AS IT CONTINUED SOUTHEAST ACROSS WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY, INTERSTATE 91, AND DOWN TO THE INTERSECTION OF ARROWDALE AND THOMPSON ST IN NORTH HAVEN, CT. TREMENDOUS HARDWOOD TREE DAMAGE AND STRUCTURAL DAMAGE WAS INDICATIVE OF WIND SPEEDS OF 110 MPH AND AN EXPANDED WIDTH OF 500 YARDS. IT IS A THIS POINT THAT THE TORNADO APPEARS TO HAVE DISSIPATED WITH ITS DESTRUCTIVE STRAIGHT LINE WINDS FANNING OUT TO THE COAST.

I was on Gaylord mt road when it happened and turned around.

North Haven Hamden has seen some shit in the past several years. Not only Feb 13 historic snow but Jan 11 historic 30" in North Haven, jackpot in all of New England, May 18 Hamden tornado, August 16 tornado in North Haven, and todays possible tornado in North Haven/Hamden.

i mean theres a line between epic and seriously risking your life. And up there, during this, today, it's the latter.

I was just watching Fox61 and they were at exit 9 in North Haven and stating it like it was a tornado but i havent seen anything confirmed yet