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Torch Tiger

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  1. Yeah really nice afternoon out there. Also one cold-season day wasted
  2. ask and you shall receive https://soundcloud.com/itsbri-369369283/sickbragbro
  3. I have that clipped on sound board lol. Won't let me upload here
  4. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1804_New_England_hurricane wish we could gin up a cat 4-5 ish and roll the dice.
  5. Low chance here (or near zero/none realistically) but decent U.S. chance (s) perhaps? there remains plenty 'o ohc to go around, untouched carib. <3
  6. Let's hope for a Sandy/Hazel hybrid that turns to 2' of snow for us!
  7. I saw snow on my b-day in 2009, random 10-15/16 snow. Only time I can recall
  8. Yeah I've been looking, it's still a very coarse signal out of the Carib. I don't care if it impacts here, but let's see some impacts!
  9. that's my darling setup! Just a bit weak with 942mb and too far south. Looks late-season 1938ish though!
  10. 5 days later, has that misery look outside of a VERY cold anedecent airmass
  11. There was one in Feb. 2010 iirc, though could be off. all rain. 70-80mph gusts near MHT and we lost power for 8 days.
  12. :40 I felt that strike and was inside basement not outside
  13. a few moderate rain showers, much-needed. Of course CNE NNE etc. other areas are a different story. Stein relief
  14. if a pop-up shower for 30 seconds in April is your thing, do it
  15. yeah a good one, especially for the date. at winthrop/revere beach, I'd see roughly 6 sets of high-rolling white caps, gradually becoming more faint until the grey gloom unknown of rain-fog-spray obscured everything.
  16. Yeah impactful at least, but just not too exciting. I suppose someone sees 8" or 12" of rain I guess that's exciting
  17. saw one big 'un limb across a white ford escape in Charlestown near I-93 on ramp
  18. honestly the winds weren't that much less here. maybe 15-25mph here and 25-35 along the coast. Winthrop Beach, Revere, East Boston, South Boston, Seaport ( had a 45? gust there!) etc. etc. watching the surf, it was a typical nor'easter at least in this area.
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