Now I am confident. I'm not saying 6" of rain is coming, but that most certainly is a pattern change and a lot of us will get much needed rainfall over the next two weeks. #Scooterknows
Nobody said it would cancel foliage, just that multiple nights of temps 20-25 probably may cause an issue. Maybe it’s only in the hollows and those in town where it’s a few warmer and on mid slope do pretty well.
Someone in the northeast is gonna go from Stein to mudslides. That’s a great heavy rain setup. It will favor west initially, but the front is a slow mover. Could have a low develop offshore too and bring rains to eastern spots towards day 8-10ish.
Warm and cold stretches can prolong or hasten the season. The daylight loss is obviously the catalyst and main driver, but temps do modulate the season somewhat. Maybe 1-2 weeks at most.
I always found those stone walls rather fascinating. That must have been a hell of a job to do years ago when everyone owned 100 acres. Not to mention people were 4'10" tall.
CO weekend seems to be peak near the lakes region anecdotally. I know up in the Whites it was becoming stick season at that time or close to it. Obviously some years it differed by a week or so.
That was wild. There was not much more than 40-50 West of the mesolow track which was literally just west of me into BOS and up 93. But man for about 1 hr it went nuts. Wife woke me up screaming we need to move the kids into our room and away from the oaks. Logan also gusted near 70. Lots of damage, maybe more than 2017 here. No school for my son. That storm also had big downslope wind for Ineedsnow.
I remember reading something about that. It's possible given a certain wavelength pattern and amplitude I think. I don't see why it can't be one of Tip's "constructive interference" type setup.
Alright well I haven't been there much so I'm not sure...but for awhile there was a disdain for this area. People are just genuinely social and here to have fun and talk weather. Nobody is here to stir the pot except Kevin. I know the weenie humor got a little out of hand back then, but when true threats occur...that won't happen.
You can easily have extra-tropical transitioning storms. In fact our two big Oct wind storms of 2017 and 2019 had tropical like entities with them. We basically had a category 1 in PYM county, Cape Cod, and Essex County last year.