TalcottWx

I need to get out there to the amphitheater

I've had the best the east has to offer between winter 2015 and the many other recent blizzards. I am excited to have a slightly better chance at severe, and this area definitely better for snow pack. Will be nice to not have to worry about marine taint. I start work tomorrow at WFSB.

All moved in out here. Love how quiet it is. Great weather the past few days. Fall like nights. Been very enjoyable. A little more humid and warm today. Talcott Mountain is pretty to look at every day. Gets pretty cool here at night not used to radiating well.

Bumping this. Thanks.

Meow

I'll probably take 90w and take 91s from Springfield. By the time I get out that way, storm might be in that vicinity of the pike.

I'm about to drive to CT. Is this a North of BDL storm trajectory?

The south shore beats the crap out of north of BOS in MA imo lol, some weird towns up and down that 93 stretch. Some absolute characters I've met in towns like Woburn reading Methuen Lowell Billerica Chelmsford etc....

One of the kids dumped it

Neither is Dorchester by most standards, I'll live.

I got uconn hockey tickets - I'll need a date for games

About halfway through my two week delay on move to Simsbury CT. We have new townhouse starting on the 14th. Excited to share I'm joining wfsb in mid Sept. Similar to last role but digital content producer.

Good morning, hope labor day weekend was relaxing. Hoping to have site administrator dm me to change my name. Thanks!

I don't see any impressive rainfall rates out there

Very worth dozen plus pages, lolz

Mesoscale Precipitation Discussion 0854 NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 401 PM EDT Tue Aug 23 2022 Areas affected...Southern New England Concerning...Heavy rainfall...Flash flooding possible Valid 232000Z - 240100Z SUMMARY...Thunderstorms displaying occasional training characteristics could produce localized flash flooding, particularly in more heavily urbanized communities. DISCUSSION...18Z surface analysis showed a frontal boundary draped across southern New England while southwesterly 850mb flow continued to intersect the boundary. 850-300mb mean winds are in a fairly uniform SW flow pattern aloft as well, which favors the potential for training thunderstorms. According to SPC RAP mesoanalysis, PWs across southern New England ranges between 1.6-1.75" and MLCAPE is 1,000-1,500 J/kg as of 19Z. The front will lift north gradually throughout the evening and the storms will propagate northeast closer to the Boston metro area. MRMS instantaneous rates have been above 2.5"/hr within the heaviest storms, and FLASH CREST max unit streamflow has generated 200-600 cfs/smi in the Providence area. Local observations near Taunton and west of Springfield have reported >1.5" over the last hour. The latest HRRR shows several more hours worth of storms possible, which given the persistent southwesterly flow intersecting the front, gives reason to believe the potential for training storms will linger into the evening rush hour. Localized flash flooding is possible in the more heavily urbanized areas and in low lying, poor drainage spots.

Yes but stronger cells have easterly component look at the Hadley cell

Getting breaks of sun in Dorchester now

The real juice has been pulsing and moving east along the front which suggests you get hit from the west

Cells might train over the east later?

Sent you a dm

Rotation looks broad