bobbutts

Would you mind posting KPWM and KLEW?

LEW 27 to 21

PWM 28 to 24

Here's the plume viewer URL

And take time lapse vids, please

I setup a couple cams for every 20 seconds, going to try 1080p 60fps youtube when it's over, too bad I'm slim to none on jackpot

15z SREF plume means:

Norwood: 31.0"

Boston: 30.8"

Plymouth: 30.5"

New Bedford: 29.2"

Warwick (PVD): 28.8"

Providence (SFZ): 27.9"

Hyannis: 24.4"

SREF mean between 9z and 15z went from

28 to 22 for KCON 

EEN 25 to 20 

LCI 23 to 18

AQW 16 to 12

Fear and loathing on the north and west periphery.  I wonder if I get much more than the guys north of CON and how much more MHT/ASH get.  I've noticed a bunch of times there's a gradient like this forecast and Dendrite gets the same or more than me anyway.

GYX all over the road, my totals up and down by a foot every update it seems. 

As an aspiring emergency manager I like your comments. I'll admit I think meteorologists need to be more up front about tornadoes as well. Every warning says "strong rotation" when clearly it's obvious the difference between a baby couplet and a large mesocyclone in an atmosphere ripe for violent twisters. 

 

I also know you're worry for all storm warnings. Right after a nearby community in 2010 was hit by an EF4 it was unreal how many calls and texts and tweets I would get about an approaching basic severe thunderstorm. One buddy of mine went to the basement! It's crazy how gunshy people are of the weather after a major tornado rips through. I mean just this year the skywarn meeting in that county had 250 people attend, that's insane for a very rural county

Nothing wrong with the basement for a severe t-storm.  It's not "severe" unless it has winds 58+.  I think your point would be better made if the word severe were removed.