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Modfan2

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  1. And the power companies can trim all around the lines, still can have a tree 40Ft take out the span. I spent 2 weeks in the FL Pan Handle for work doing recovery and breath taking what CAT 5 damage looks like. Having food for at least 2 weeks and tarps/plywood for roofs are some of the immediate needs. Dorian was 75 miles off our coast before turning, thought it was lights out with that one but thankfully we were spared.
  2. Having spent 9yrs in S FL I have a new appreciation for preparedness. Most folks (not all) had some sort of season storm kit with food and other supplies. All it’s going to take here is a strong Cat 1 or 2 and people will be out of power for a couple of weeks losing their shite on the power companies. We have have had significant tree growth since Gloria and Bob and many have not idea what widespread tree damage will look like.
  3. Watching this on radar, it seems like it wants to put a fire hose into SE CT and then it falls apart. What causing the this?
  4. About 1.30” so far, nice slow rain to soak in
  5. It’s not even doing much north of the CT/MA line, and anything drier air is push south
  6. Is it going to back build? Looks like dry air is eating at this from the North and West
  7. Missed the T Storms to my south, just rain but at 10pm had a CG out of nowhere that thought for sure hit the house; the dog and I both almost fell off the couch!!
  8. Looks like it’s trying to take a left turn and hit southern Tolland County
  9. Going to preface by saying it’s only 9am but feels less humid with a light breeze and 82F
  10. NWS was showing (whether or not it gets expanded) most of New England not even in a level 1 for severe; most was confined to SW CT.
  11. My hometown, no reports of damage there; hope she’s enjoying it!
  12. Decent light show. This can’t be good. Westerly: the majority Westerly currently has no running water. The town made a post last night saying that water pressure was low due to ongoing drought conditions, but now many areas have no water at all. While there is no current restoration time, town officials are actively working to address the issue.
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