powderfreak

It has been pouring this morning. Just doesn’t stop. PWS are 0.4-0.5” since midnight.

Another 0.5-1.0” around the area today. 0.78” here. Looks like the I-89 corridor south of here saw the more consistent 1” totals. The heavier initial convergence band has slinked south, but there’s moisture stacked to Hudson Bay that’s going to be advected south into the NW slopes of the Appalachian chain all weekend. Can’t catch a break on these weekends.

Yeah, I’ll be honest, when I looked at Cocorahs last night, it didn’t have yesterday’s rainfall added in. I hadn’t looked yet today but I’m sure another 1-2” was added everywhere up north. Up at Mansfield, our Mtn Operations station showed 3.03” from this recent “event.”

That’s crazy, must’ve been localized. Looked on Cocorahs and most stations seemed similar 3-5” this month. Can’t imagine being at 8”+ lol. Now see those Bretton Woods stations at 7-9”, that’s wild. Beavers or not, that’s gotta be near flash flood in some of those inches.

Wish we were there. Winter-like NW flow cyclonic pattern at the solstice. Doesn’t get much shittier.

Make the rain stop. If we have to do this showery downpour crap all weekend… not a fan.

Seems like Woodstock, VT saw a legit EF1 or EF2 tornado based on the photos and drone images. Enough to peel some roofing off and level trees.

Wait what?! 3-5” around here.

Looks like Tolland got a half inch on some stations; someone must be happy.

Almost a half inch in 15 minutes as the line came through. Just over 2” on the day.

Growing up near ALB, I used to be furious every time Saratoga would get crushed. Saratoga to Bennington County in VT was always the path of destruction.

Consistent thunder for the past hour or 90 minutes with downpours. Nothing severe or overly exciting besides heavy rainfall.

Seems like a flash flood threat too… we are over 1” on the day and every one of these pulses is just cranking water. Looks like there may be some training developing within the line too. I bet we can do another 1” with what’s coming.

Already closing in on 0.70” this morning. This looks interesting this afternoon.

Been reading Tip for 20 years. He gets the limitations of the teleconnections. Just pointing out the lag time between a strong shortwave traversing the region from upper plains to maritime.