Torch Tiger

Yeah Miller A's almost never work out near 100%/max for the south shore. Also iirc 1996 was a wild OES/OEH setup for the south coast, the storm had long passed but it was still snowing 1-3" /hr from S. Wey to TAN to nearly EWB for much longer than everyone. Wasn't there some secondary development/ Miller B-ish? Caught the edge of that persistent banding in N Attleboro/Mansfield, 33" depth iirc. Maybe I'm not rememering that one correctly

Nasty - thankfully nothing like that on the horizon.

No storms. Stein stronghold for a while

no winter

Yeah, forget it

Yeah I was thinking pike/route 2 region, 10 miles either side of.

Nice sunny warm day.

Next Spring coming up quick...less than five months!

out and about today and plenty of folks commenting on today's warmth

look out, an incredibly dangerous storm is coming. not good

Yeah it's supply and demand. people want it

most people don't get their information from local outlets but click bait mets, and there is mpst of the disconnect

Never thought much of it but it makes sense 1938 and 1950 were actually on-par for inland winds, just the foliage difference. MWN had similar winds iirc and for mixing and etc. subtleties, they probably weren't far off. '38 probably had tors and microbursts that would maybe be more damaging

Yes we easily gusted 70mph in 2010 (Bedford, NH). Maybe higher but it was difficult to tell because I was inside and iirc it was roughly 10pm-2am. Could hear large trees falling. No power for 10 days. But 1950 adds at least 20-30mph on top

More more more! Get it while gettin is good. Lfg