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dew of 53 at BDL doesnt scream severe to me

actually just looked low to mid 60's at best... weird that they mentioned that

@Damage In Tolland heres your chance at some good dews This is largely dependent on the model of choice as the NAM/GFS dew points are quite high resulting in higher instability values. These dew points may be too high as they indicate some low/mid 70s dew points are possible. Have leaned more toward dew points in the upper 50s to low 60s for now

When I was driving home from work on route 2 you could see a ton of trees browning..

what a weenie 18z GFS run for the Mid Atlantic

we take!

AQI of 62 here not even close to yesterday we take

pretty cool watching the volcano in Hawaii erupt happened around 4:43:50 upper left timestamp

Just went up Wachusett this smoke is wild! No viewing anything today

16/9/4

ill take this weather all summer

Tons of cloud to ground strikes on the way home from work earlier.. that was cool atleast.. no wind but some good downpours

Off to orlando Kind of a bumpy flight going through this

off to Orlando in the morning looks cool for this time of year

I had a bit of frost on my car this morning... last of the year?

insane!

We can hope something that looks like this can swing up the coast this year

that pile was 3 to 4 feet deep might last until June

went to school with someone that lives in Guam should be a fun week for him.. storm looks like a beast

I'll be in Orlando Sunday through Thursday models look pretty dry for the rainy season.. I was hoping to get some good storms but still far out

3k looks good to the west Wednesday

same here and i even went down to throw a few today

Just went up mount Wachusett and walked down the road way still some SNOW!!!!!

HREF probability matched mean QPF, indicative of a worst case scenario, pinpoints the possibility of up to 5" of rain across portions of the CT River Valley/western MA. While we do not anticipate widespread totals of 5", it is quite possible that a few localities see 4" of rain from this system. Anecdotally, this system has a history of overachieving, dropping as much as 10" of rain across eastern North Carolina yesterday. Our CWA continues to be highlighted in an area of marginal risk in WPC`s Excessive Rainfall Outlook. While southern New England has been rain starved for the last two weeks, a rapid injection of 3-4" of rain will possibly result in poor drainage and urban flooding, especially if it falls across central CT where there is more urban sprawl. While a flood watch was not hoisted with this update, it is possible that if the 12Z suite of guidance trends higher in anticipated QPF that a short fused watch will be issued later this morning. More details can be found in the hydro section of the AFD.