Sey-Mour Snow

1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:

Someone probably couldn't see it or something maybe. Who knows. It could be damaged too.

 

I've been there twice, I know exactly where that is. That whole area is a treasure. So sad. 

Very sad we just took family pictures there 5 weeks ago. . 

Severe studios on twitter has amazing live feeds check it out! 

Sanibel and Captiva in the eye wall. Was just in that water 5 weeks ago in the open gulf. 

2 minutes ago, nutmegfriar said:

My daughter is in St. Pete (Evac. Zone E). I'm hoping she misses the worst of it but she is damned nervous right now.

She will 100% miss the worst of it. But it doesn't mean it can't still be bad with some storm surge, 5-10" of rain and winds 75-100mph..

I wonder if this thing ramps up to category 5 today.  Didn't expect the core to be so strong and intact as it's about to enter the gulf.. 

Crazy the house I just stayed at in Cape Coral right on the Bay might be a 100% loss 

1 minute ago, dan11295 said:

6z GFS basically stalls near the coast for 24-36 hours. Don't think any other model has such an extreme stall. However, the NW quad is at risk of some excessive rainfall.

ya euro is 20-30" widespread though.. 

11 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Glad to see NHC finally realized it wasn’t going to go from beast cat 4 to a 1 in 12 hours prior to LF lol. That was ridiculous. Should be strong cat 3 into Sanibel Island. 

Ya that was ridiculous, some of the public let their guard down for sure.. Unfortunately Marco Island to Sarasota under the gun for catastrophic storm surge and wind with only 24 hours to prepare now.  Tampa metro looking to dodge a bullet being north now with potentially moderate storm surge, however now euro and gfs forecasting 25-50" of rain and widespread 80-100mph winds through a large part of western Florida. 

Slight Risk for Southern CT. Let's go! Can't wait to get some moderate rain and 15mph wind gusts!

Looks like the future Gaston will be a major problem for someone. 

Many upper 30s around here.. I bottomed out at 47.1

2 hours ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Second week of May thru early July was AcocATT. Summeh was hot and sticky but it was like 6wks worth. Hard but quick.

Today is perfect.

Days of 85+ and dew points above 65 in the afternoon at my station. 

May 4 days.

June only 2!

July 16 days. 

August 18 days. 

2 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

This guy…went from ashy to classy in a hurry.

My yards still pretty ashy it’s so depressing. She gone. 

.96” perfect moderate rainfall after the over seeding . 

6 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

You Saw-Mour Rain.

About damn time.  Time for fall prep work and overseeding now.  

1 minute ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Hey is that you and wife’s house ? That looks like a beautiful setup 

Yes thanks we custom built in 2018, been doing all the yard and landscaping on my own every year since. Grass was perfect until stein got her this year. Finally finished the pool and landscaping around it this summer. 

Just hit 6.00” on the day and 9.00” storm total! Has to be the largest rain maker I’ve seen…

4 minutes ago, dendrite said:

If that 5-6" estimate is 8"+ then that bullseye of 8"+ east of you is near a foot.

Unfortunately no weather stations right there exactly but ones just to the north of that area are reading 8-9” .. 

6 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Yea that too but the Housatonic river?

Not too bad on way home some minor flooding.. basement is dry.. mulch beds flooded that’s about it..  

Just now, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

How is the Hoose looking?

Headed home now pool and mulch beds are over now one big pond it seems on camera 

1 minute ago, CoastalWx said:

Scope your location out. 

House is where it says Seymour in blue …

8.35” heavy rain radar is lit up under a flash flood warning. 

Closing in on 8” IMBY .. Almost 9” in Woodbridge seems to be the jack in the state. 

10.83” Cranston