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powderfreak

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  1. Yeah, sounds like it. That’s the classic upslope rains… just soaking sheet small droplets and seem to add up faster than it should. Radar over you has been steady but also hasn’t looked like 1”+. That’s why I was surprised.
  2. Wait for it to blossom like the U.S. team. Tied. Edit: Shit, 30 seconds later Belgium punched back.
  3. Ok yeah I was thinking another half inch possible, but models are all over the place. It does look like that stuff in SW CT tries to lift through tonight but in a diminished capacity.
  4. So you won’t record any more rain… what’s your final total then?
  5. How much you have so far? Before the stuff tomorrow morning.
  6. 82/48 today, with a breeze. Perfect summer weather. AC not needed on these days.
  7. It’s like one big thunderstorm. Lightning across three states.
  8. That’s a very honest answer, ha. I feel that. These events are always going to have surprises when convection is involved. My one pause is always the consistent bullseye for days… nothing is ever that consistent this time of year. There’s always the haves and have nots… one town gets 0.92” in three rounds of 0.30” rain. While another town does 3.28” not far away.
  9. Good wind crossing the Sound. This is close to the radar site, so the radar sample is low elevation. That wind is likely legit for those in its path.
  10. Someone is getting destroyed by flash flooding. It won’t be that widespread, but that signal means damage.
  11. There’s 65-70 DBZ scanned south of New Britain. That’s intense. OKX radar sampling that at 3,800ft elevation it looks like.
  12. I’d feel fairly confident in 1”+ for your location… but yeah, I guess like winter if folks are looking for jackpots those will be narrow. Someone gets 1.5”, they’ll say they were Steined because somewhere else saw 4.5” and flash flooding.
  13. There’s a higher chance of something going wrong for rain in summer than snow in winter?
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