HoarfrostHubb

Thank you

Last Oct 30 storm's winds... 93 mph at Mashpee, Massachusetts 78 mph at Wells, Vermont 76 mph at Fairhaven, Massachusetts 75 mph at Barnstable, Massachusetts 73 mph near Mystic, Connecticut 72 mph near Penobscot, Maine 72 mph at Warwick, Rhode Island 70 mph at Augusta, Maine 70 mph at Nantucket, Massachusetts 69 mph at Portland, Maine 67 mph at Montauk, New York 66 mph at Groton, Connecticut 66 mph at Bangor, Maine 63 mph at Burlington, Vermont 63 mph at Providence, Rhode Island 55 mph at Boston-Logan Airport 49 mph at LaGuardia Airport 47 mph gust at Washington-Reagan National Airport

Any similarities to last October's blow? Edit...expecting winds to be less than half...but track, origin, etc?

Closing my one eye that I had on it. It is only going to make a fun dinner out into a soggy, cold mess. We were going to eat at a place in ORH that has these plastic geodesic domes set up on their patio to dine outside in cool wetaher. Instead we will dine inside with the plebes.

Oct wx>>>>>>>Sept wx

NWS is in my town and Harwick, MA to assess possible microburst. The radar from yesterday would support that... lots of trees down in one part of town. Strangely at my house winds were very very light

Here is climate info from BOX https://w2.weather.gov/climate/index.php?wfo=box ORH is +2.0 through yesterday Chipping away

A couple of the videos I saw were pretty small, but a few were, like...whoa!

When i was driving home from work around 3:30 I was noting the clouds and thinking they looked ominous...but there was no threat communicated. Very cool to be taken by surprise. When I heard the first thunder I immediately thought of Coastals mention earlier today

Nuts. Plus how many waterspouts? 3?

What a great weather day. Nobody called for anything like this. Not James, not Blizz, not Wiz nobody

After leaving the gym in Gardner looking east

Some hail on Rte 68 here in the Hubb

Lol. I went to the gym for a bit instead. Very beautiful storm on the backside with the sun hitting it. Wish I could take good pics

Nickels here the difference in sound that they make is impressive vs pea sized

Damage in N Providence

Pea sized here. Crazy thunder and lightning. Heavy heavy rain

New England doing better for severe in October and Feb than in May/June

Holy loud thunder

Nice call by Scooter regarding thunder. The tornado is a surprise though

Coastal NH is not really NNE... it might as well be Scooter's house climo there is more mild that further up an in. Could be nice on the coast as far as wind and rain

I had around 2-3” in the smaller event 3 days prior. I thought that was pretty cool Little did I know...

I’d put the odds of anything significant (more than 1”?) in the snow department at <25% for most of SNE. Should still be a fun storm. Wild looking on models at the moment We watch. We wait

25F here. Seasonal low for me

Weenies gon Wild!