TalcottWx
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Not to be a dick but let's get done abamysis I am away computer. What's the latest
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I like bikinis
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Idk, I'm excited. Everyone go buy a beachside condo near me. We can have weenie cook outs in these events.
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I think today could be wild down there
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I compiled a dozen or two pics and vids from yesterday just in weymouth and Rockland. I didn't have enough energy to share here too. I've been sending them to Rob Macedo and the station.
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Flooding a real concern over CT into w MA. Has to be sm
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I need to connect with Phil to see where I should go at peak.
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Ginx what type are peak gusts on that model? Dennis Port @Ginx snewx
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Ugh. The birds are chirping and I'm still up.
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Check out that gust front
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Lol check out that gust front
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Good night irene
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If the atmosphere is that prime tonight, we really need to watch tomorrow closely on the southern portions of CT near shoreline
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The diminishing lightning is probably a result of cinh marine mess subsidence and less ML Cape
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I like the areas of Whitinsville to Milford for some potential high winds
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Think cells from PVD on south will begin to die in next 20m. Outflow evident. Northern end still strong as of now.
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Lookout Foster Greeneville and perhaps pawtucket
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It's healthy. From top to bottom. Plenty of lightning. Some sub severe wind. Best area near Uxbridge
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I will note these storms are showing signs of intensification. I'm a bit surprised. I was pessimistic past orh. Seeing wind even picking up on Northern side of the cells.
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Cells are still impressive enough for sub severe new England. Those look like they get to the coast. Thank you MLCAPE
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Storms should weaken significantly berks to orh
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Just hasn't been the case in my experiences. And most of my experience is elevated because e MA sucks ass in surface based lol
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I suspect the reason why we see solid storms in the morning pre-dawn hours is often a strong indication things are unstable upstairs. Before big events there is almost always a flurries of posts about surprisingly loud boomers in their slumber. Add that inferred energy upstairs to what may form as surface based instability... And boom Think thundersnow... That's technically elevated
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No, it means the trigger (cold pool, elevated mixing layer, cooling heights) is from above the surface layer. The instability is high above you.
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I haven't heard of that being the case. I suspect it's the fact total lightning is visible at night. You see better.
