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My co worker was on a zoom with the Naval Academy, one of his children is looking to attend and the question was asked if they would require vaccinations for incoming freshmen and they said no, not until they have final approval from FDA.

Or could just be seasonality, we spiked the same time last year and will decrease in Sept. This will be no different for northern states when people stay indoors from November to March.

At this point you don’t need a severe storm but if you get one to drop a quick 2-4” in that area of CT your gonna see some problems

Watch, this is the year for a Hurricane

Just training over NE CT Line into S ORH county

Quinebaug River in Thompson near Dudley Ma line is in Flood Stage a * Flood Warning for Small stream in... Eastern Windham County in northern Connecticut... South Central Worcester County in central Massachusetts... * Until 745 PM EDT Sunday. * At 140 PM EDT, The Quinebaug River in Quinebaug, Connecticut was above flood stage. Other small streams may go into flood this afternoon. Between 1.5 and 2.5 inches of rain have fallen since yesterday with additional showers and thunderstorms expected this afternoon and evening. * Some locations that will experience flooding include... Worcester, Plainfield, Killingly, Webster, Southbridge, Auburn, Oxford, Millbury, Charlton, Dudley, Putnam, Thompson, Sturbridge, Sutton, Douglas, Brooklyn, Woodstock, Canterbury, Pomfret and Sterling.

Storms firing up already near Mansfield/Ashford area

Look at WINY Radio on FB, they have posted a bunch from Pomfret, Eastford, and Ashford

Yeah, I don’t miss that. Just hoping you guys dry out as we head into Aug.

Flooding in Eastford/Ashford area the worse since 1938; that area clearly needs no more rain. I believe the Mt Hope River in Ashford flows down to Mansfield dam which I assume is getting pretty high.

Not good at all! Hope this misses NE CT or there will be some major Hydro concerns

What stream runs along Rt 89?

Picture from WINY Radio from Eastford earlier during the storms

I heard them go out for a few basement pumps and I think Ashford has a bridge washed out

Saw these posted this evening from I-395 in the Webster area when then line dropped over the MA/CT line; scud??

Seasonality, we spiked at the same time last year. People in the southern states tend to spend more time indoors June-Sept , similar to Nov-Mar up north.

@powderfreakanother Woodstock special for you

Looks like is starting to back build

Cases on the rise down here in FL, but this is like Dec through Mar in the northern states where a lot of people are indoors down here from the heat and afternoon storms. I expect any spike to level out down here in the Sept/Oct time frame

Cell near Albany looks pretty good

Coming north in Sept with friends from FL who have never been to NE; looking for some tips for day trips from ORH area, can be to S VT, NH, ME might be a stretch. 2 12 year old girls and parents who like historical sites along with breweries. Already planning a day in Boston to do theFreedom Trail and maybe Fenway tour Any suggestions welcomed

Good thing the tropics have quieted down, Saharan dust should keep things quiet the next two weeks. One good thing that came from the 1955 floods were the Army Corp Dam system from Brimfield and Oxford Ma right through to Thompson CT.

Hope the GFS is wrong for the weekend, more rain for those who don’t need it.

While you down take a ride down Rt 198 to Chaplin and just before the Fire Station on Left is Diana’s Pool; there and the West Thompson Dam pretty neat places when there is high water.

Weird, shouldn’t that spin here off the FL East coast be at least a TS given recent classification?