ORH_wxman
-
Posts
90,902 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Blogs
Forums
American Weather
Media Demo
Store
Gallery
Posts posted by ORH_wxman
-
-
Just now, Damage In Tolland said:
Glad it all worked out
You did sneak to 33F right? You were getting plain rain for a while. But you didn’t lose any pack like I predicted.
-
1
-
-
1 minute ago, CoastalWx said:
Steady drop here too. Check out Cape Ann
Rockport MA 27F with northeast wind.
Man front.
-
Temp dropping quickly now. Down to 30F.
-
1 minute ago, dendrite said:
Man…Freak is posting banks from the front end loaders now to really rub it in. As if the regular ones aren’t big enough.
You can tell he was just waiting for one of those winters where nothing melts there with tons of upslope while we’re
for long stretches…and then when it does precipitate for us, it’s ptype issues everywhere.
-
5
-
-
CF looks like it’s accelerating down 495 now and about to cross SE of it near Boxborough/Berlin
-
1 minute ago, SouthCoastMA said:
Euro is an inch here. Hard to even conjure up a scraper. Gotta see start seeing a reversal at 0z or 12z but it ain't looking good attm.
[tried to tell em] no not really, a whiff was always on the table
Def worth watching down there.
-
1
-
-
30 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:
it's interesting it seems it's been biased SW over interior MA cause we were up to 35, than about hr ago it was 31 out of nowhere. The rain on the car top and windows is webbed now so we're glazing ...won't last much longer but.
Def near 495 right now
-
12 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:
Seems like HRRR wants to end much of interior as snow
Don’t see it. A few flakes maybe for N ORH County down to NW CT…upslope spots in Berkshires could pick up a bit of accumulation. But really nothing east of those areas. I guess a few flurries later this evening could happen.
-
2
-
-
4 minutes ago, H2Otown_WX said:
This has to be the first time we had KUs dangled in front of us in the medium range only to have the rug pulled twice in the span of a month.
2010 was pretty bad for that. We had two busts in Mar 2018 as well but that pattern was so good we scored 2 monsters anyway.
-
2 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:
Hey at least the bleeding stopped haha
Midlevels and aloft look kind of interesting for SE areas anyway. If we can tighten up the low level baroclinic zone a little, might have something.
-
1 minute ago, wx2fish said:
Been a slow grind south but the CF just slipped through. Probably starts moving a little quicker SE this evening
Looks like it’s dropped all the way through pepperell and about to go through Groton in MA.
-
18z NAM still trying to look threatening in clown range. Don’t think the 20-burger runs are returning but a decent hit for SE zones is well within play imho.
-
2
-
-
Just now, CoastalWx said:
It’s crazy how much moisture we have. Has to be over 2” LEQ.
At least it looks like the heaviest stuff is just about over there.
-
Warm front over LI sound right now.
-
2
-
-
34 and rain. Worst kind of weather to be outside in. At least it’s not really melting anything except maybe some of the ice on the driveway…a little bit anyway.
-
1
-
-
Mean is getting some realistic QPF into SE zones despite good agreement on the southeast position of the lows…prob some decent upper air support like a pseudo-IVT
-
Despite the drizzle and rain at 33F-34F went outside and the snow still has a very sleety/icy crust on it. Not really that mushy on top yet. This stuff is gonna be ridiculous after the refreeze tonight.
-
2
-
1
-
-
Just now, Torch Tiger said:
Yeah, I remember on my old android phone that could barely load anything, trying to post obs during Earl. It wasn't that cold so I didn't understand why you were freezing.
Earl sucked in FMH, 55mph. Noel however was really roaring, lots of trees and limbs everywhere and no power. easily 65-70mph gusts maybe 75
I think we got a handheld at 65-67ish on the beach at CHH in Noel and that is obviously only 6 feet off ground and not 10m. There were def some hurricane gusts in spots during that.
Irene was pretty good on the Cape too. Earl was kind of a bust.
-
2
-
-
10 minutes ago, DJln491 said:
what exactly is the trainwreck north of ME?
You have some random vorts rotating down east of the block over Hudson Bay. We need that to ease just a touch to allow the huge ULL to amplify the downstream ridging a bit more.
-
1
-
-
Just now, Damage In Tolland said:
I remember we were hanging onto that metal post on the beach in the wind
Remember all the damage when we drove back to my grandparents house in Yarmouth? It was damage everywhere. Really impressive storm that was. One of the few that lived up to the hype.
-
17 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:
Torch Tiger was there. Or was that Noel?
Wasn’t Noel. Noel was actually an epic chase. That was almost legit Hurricane conditions at CHH. We found that shit tavern that was open to get inside for cover. You literally couldn’t look into the wind because it was sandblasting everyone…that was despite downpours…wind was so strong it didn’t matter. It couldn’t mat the sound down enough and we’d just get blasted.
-
1
-
-
Just now, ineedsnow said:
if you met me in person you wouldnt say that usually the life of the party
I did meet you in person briefly. Think it was during Earl on the Cape at Chatham light back in 2010? I’m playing around. You’re just a huge weenie.
-
3
-
-
Euro does look close. If that trainwreck north of Maine eases just a bit, that could still be a decent hit at least for SE areas.
-
4
-
1
-
-
1 minute ago, CoastalWx said:
Yeah gets close. But man I can do without the monsoon.
Yeah lot of heavy rain over SE MA. We’re mostly missing it so far thank god. Had a quick band come through about 20 min ago.
Not gonna escape that slug in NJ though.
PD Holiday Weekend Mess DISCO
in New England
Posted
This type of airmass is hard to dislodge in February especially. You’ve had decent cryospheric build-up all winter and now you are gonna try to run this low into Canada…not gonna happen that easily. The little messenger tickles in the secondary reflection weren’t too surprising.