CoastalWx

1 hour ago, Damage In Tolland said:

That was a Tor

Looks like a microburst 

Dews near 70. Feels like July out there.

4 minutes ago, SouthCoastMA said:

1.31" - models were mostly dry here. they were terrible at pinpointing the convection

NAM was a piece of shit. HRRR started to hint at stuff yesterday. In fact it did well.

Good to see you Brett. Sorry you had to go through that. 

Unexpected heavy rain. Thought it would miss south, but sort of popped overhead. Winding down now.

1 minute ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

Big storm this morning 

You gonna get it again.

PVD gonna be under water. FTW.

Man what a crusher south coast 

Canal area lit up again.

Mehphoon. Except along the shoreline.

7 minutes ago, Cyclone-68 said:

Repeat of last summer? Seems like everything missed south by 10 miles 

Will be further south 

Wagons south 

7 minutes ago, butterfish55 said:

12 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

I feel like it might but hrrr wants to develop. I was referring more to the stuff near me. Congrats Taunton.

Just drove through the industrial park in Taunton on the way to Attleboro. Incredibly heavy rains and tons of lightning.

Yeah, it looked nasty on radar. Nice one.

15 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

The one later this morning?

I feel like it might but hrrr wants to develop. I was referring more to the stuff near me. Congrats Taunton.

Looks like this misses south mostly

Some sizzle on the way here 

9 hours ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Cape summers can be unforgiving. It’s just not a great climate .And JAS and even some O can have big dews .So that part is good 

Summers? They’re the best. Steamy and warm. Beer.

88 for the high here.

8 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

Clearing your cache didn't work for you? 

This is the second time in like a month I had to do that. 2 or 3 weeks ago the NWS hazards page was stuck on old alerts. I thought it was just an NWS issue then 3 days later I just tried clearing and it worked. 

Meh I’ll just use another browser lol

2 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

I cleared my cache and its working now. 

Stupid cache. Weird

Yeah not working for me either. 

LMAO GFS op is hilarious. Lets hope it won't happen.

Oak dongs violently raining down.

3 minutes ago, kdxken said:

85° here. Woodland creatures looking for cool spots. 

 

Why did you run it over?

3 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

I wonder why that little bubble from MHT down to ASH is so often ground zero for heat in the region...must be a combo of being far enough from the marine influence, at the southern flank of the MRV and at the base of the higher terrain over the interior to accentuate the downslope element..

That's definitely part of it. I think you eventually don't see that difference once SSTs to the south warm up a bit. I also noticed (especially yesterday) modeled showed the best warmth 925-850 over that area so it makes sense why it was so warm there yesterday. Today that is more widespread.

5 minutes ago, George001 said:

Agree. I also think the average snowfall will decline earlier in more marginal climates to begin with. For example, I expect snowfall averages to start declining earlier and faster for my area than some of you guys who live more inland and north. I suspect a 2007-2008 type pattern would have worse results for my area now than it would back then, but farther north would still get hammered.

I doubt it. We had a good cold source for many of those events. Our biggest problem is that we have no good highs that anchor north of Maine or over in Ontario. If we had that 07-08 look again, I wouldn't expect much difference at all.

87. We take.