TheSnowman

I don’t know WHAT people are talking about with the models changing; Rhode Island was totally screwed days ago, Rhode Island was totally screwed yesterday, Rhode Island is totally screwed today, and Rhode Island is totally screwed with the GFS 0z. NOTHING. Has Changed.

Ahhhhh from Totally Screwing RI to…. Totally Screwing RI? Ya. Same Picture to me.

This COMPLETELY Screws the Entirety of there State of Rhode Island, still gets Tolland something, and is fantastic just north of the NH border, so I can guarantee This will be the solution.

Yes, I'm tying a million things and have 50 tabs open, sorry. But Was there an Official Measurement? I know they got one for Pressure, but not for the Wind. It's said to have been 185, Just like Melissa.

Finally get to talk in more of my area of expertise, Hurricanes. This is Astonishing. ASTONISHING! It stayed AT Category 5 Level for Days, and Now, after sitting at 902-906mb for a day, STRENGTHENS to 892!? Not far from Godly Wilma?? And I don't think people understand this - YES, there have been 19, now 20, Category 5 Landfalls. BUT No Storm, Not Camille, Not the Labor Day of 1935, Not Allen, Not Andrew, Not Michael - Has ever OFFICIALLY Recoded Category 5 Sustained Winds in a Landfall Before. So TECHNICALLY, There has NEVER BEEN a Category 5 Landfall. THIS may be it. The Record btw for Landfalling Pressure - 892. 1935 Labor Day, which Also was 185mph as this is.

For the first 2 Minutes, was of the Most Intense Rain Is ever seen, but then went to general heavy rain. Some lightning, not too much.

How Many Tornado Warnings do we get a Year? Maybe 1 in the entire region??

...A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT... HAZARD...70 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. IMPACT...Hail damage to vehicles is expected. BOTH the MA AND NH Storm has this. I almost NEVER See "Hail Damage Is Expected", and Also almost Never see 70mph and Quarter Size Hail. 60mph Yes, all the time. And Nickel Size Hail. But BOTH of these storms have this.

Wait wait…. Franklin Massachusetts?? In 1933?

You’ve Got to….. GOT to be kidding me.

I’m 350’ up, quietly in the woods, an hour from Boston. Jackpotted the All Holy Blizzard of 1978, Jackpotted March 2019 as well, got over 100” in 2004-2005, and 2014-2015, had snow on the ground from December 26 to April 15 in 2002-2003, and have gotten 24”+ 7 times since 1992. IT’S FINE. I have just been getting Completely Screwed recently. In Every Which Way Possible.

Do you ever START Understanding that I had arguably the Worst Day in my Weather Life and almost 100% of the Rest of you had an Overperforming day and I have to Sit Here and Read everyone else playing in the Snow? And Every Facet of this storm, EVERY One, is Positive for you guys, and negative for me? And the Real Hell starts Tomorrow when everything is going to cut everyone's tires since no one could shovel? Do you also understand I haven't seen 12" of snow here in 6 Years?? Stop Bit*hing at my Bi*ching. I have not even seen a 6" Storm in 3 freaking years.

Ya know I as Always, ask a Serious Question on here, and NO ONE Answers. Everyone just BS's and jokes at me. ESPEICLALY after one of the Worst Days in my Weather Life. Maybe #1, since at Least in the Fujiwawa of 2013, I didn't do Nearly the worst. Again - If we All in that Red and Yellow Blotch of the radar, which was Huge, got Thunder, Did Anyone get ThunderSleet or ThunderSnow in that when it came across SNW?

Does that mean someone North of me by 25 Miles just got ThunderSnow or ThunderSleet? That would add TRUE Misery to this most awful day.

Thunder and Lightning !!!!! Seriously?? And in a few hours it'll be 25? My God. Suck. Suck. Suck.