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Posts posted by WhiteLawns
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10 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:
Wild card might be what happens to that stuff getting SW CT.
Looks to be drying out pretty rapidly
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43 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:
I'm no Hydrologist, but 35 to 50" of rain in 90 days seems like it should have observed more flood than just these sporadic townships with washed out roads and yard ponds dumping into cellars.
I wonder if the region is at a 'hydrostatic balance'? The amount of water coming into the system is evenly matched ...more than less, by the amount leaving. It's like a ton of rain just perfectly balanced right below the threshold of a regional flood concern. I'm not talking about VT's thing, or this recent event in the Leominster area - as impressive and historic as they were, they were related more so to large amounts in shorter duration. Short duration flooding is certainly augmented by preexisting wet conditions, but if the rain rate is sufficiently large it doesn't matter. Leominster and VT would have happened either way.
Anyway, not trying to declare anything. This is really thinking out loud. In the end, this is like staging SNE with a primed wick for flooding, and holding it there in perpetuity - like a highly unusual static length of time. Such that we go so long without actually having a more regional flood take place. If this continues into the autumn, then we buck CC with a brick earth winter (say...), that stage might be interesting later next March
No snow last winter to slowly melt into the water table.
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Anyone gonna talk about how the gfs saw this happening like 15 days ago?
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5000 presumed dead and 10000 missing
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Just now, Damage In Tolland said:
Yes , yup , and yee haw
BRING… THEM… DOWN…
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Natural disasters have been happening since the dawn of the earth. Nothing new. Will continue to happen for the entire life of the earth. It just is what it is.
No one is hoping for anyone to get injured or worse. We are just extremely deprived of interesting WX and want to see something happen.
do I want to live a week without electricity… No, but that’s why I have a genny.
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2 minutes ago, MJO812 said:
Gfs is slightly east but New England should keep a close eye
Enjoy
Looks like it landfalls in Maine
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8 minutes ago, OceanStWx said:
I would say more over-warned in area than in severity. Usually the warning text is pretty accurate for the max expected hail/wind anywhere in the warning, but it's usually such a localized area.
I just don’t understand then I guess. according to both reflectivity and velocity radar I was in the strongest section of the storm where I was. Warren/Morris area at the time. With maybe 15-20mph gusts.
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37 minutes ago, WhiteLawns said:
Enjoy the 15 mph gusts when you get there!
I spoke too soon. Gusts to 20 now back at home!
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3 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:
Want to go to BDL but not sure I'll have enough time
Enjoy the 15 mph gusts when you get there!
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I really don’t understand why half of these storms around here get warned. Literally a rainstorm with some lighting.
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Just had a really strong gust in Torrington. Better than most severe storms we’ve gotten this summer and there wasn’t a storm for 25 miles.
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I really don’t understand how it’s possible to fly a plane in those conditions.
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6 minutes ago, kdxken said:
Surprised The lightning doesn't blur with the 10 second shutter speed.
It’s so quick it’s only recording the data of the flash itself. Leaving the shutter open just give better chances of getting lighting in the shot since there is a 1 second delay between shots.
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Just now, kdxken said:
Do you set up a DSLR with a lightning trigger? Nice shots.
I was just interval shooting with 10 second exposures.
iso 200
shutter speed 10”
f2.8
14mm lens
Sony Full Frame Mirrorless
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4 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:
Tried telling you . You mehd
2 completely different storms.
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INSANE LIGHTING I’ve never seen anything like it
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Pretty sure I’m getting some insane lightning shots. It was kinda a rush job setting up so I hope everything is in focus
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1 minute ago, weatherwiz said:
If those winds are reaching the sfc Plattekill is getting crushed
In these situations do those two strong sections of the storm fight each other for energy?
Yet Another Round of Rains(9/29-9/30) for SNE. Will it be Benign, Big, Or Biblical this go around?
in New England
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LMAO the sea lions have escaped their enclosure and swimming around the Central Park Zoo. Crazy day down there today.