powderfreak

The CPV heat can rival anywhere, especially the overnight temps during heaters when the flow remains out of the south over a couple days. If you like hot evenings during those periods… the Champlain Valley is hard to beat. But, it’s also at a northern latitude that makes cooler intrusions more likely at the summer. Today had a brief high of 73F at BTV, but temps were largely in the upper 60s. Dews hit the upper 30s at one point. The Cape won’t have those periods mixed in with the heaters.

The mountains and north country in general do storms and frontal passages very well. Storms, squalls. Convection thrives.

Going to be a chilly one tonight.

63/44 Dews really dropping now.

SLK is 60/41 ?! Good grief that's like October climo.

67/54 and breezy. Feels like fall today.

Awesome, it's another rainy morning. Closing in on 8" on the month of June now.

Weakening quickly. That was a fun escalation in the NE weather scene.

70mph inbound at 5,000ft elevation sampled on the low level scan out of BOX is pretty impressive. Hits at about 5K feet in elevation over E.CT.

Good stuff.

Wind damage reports following the line.

Damn! Thats awesome for an ASOS. High-end memorable at that level.

Waiting for imminent strong storms to come is one of the better highs in watching weather.

You love to read it… “transformers blown and fires everywhere.” lol

That thing just seems to be getting healthier. It’s like a massive bow echo.

I love seeing a line on radar with a whole bunch of thunderstorm wind damage reports in it’s wake.

New Disco… Mesoscale Discussion 1439 NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 0753 PM CDT Wed Jun 26 2024 Areas affected...southeastern New York and southern New England Concerning...Severe Thunderstorm Watch 469... Valid 270053Z - 270230Z The severe weather threat for Severe Thunderstorm Watch 469 continues. SUMMARY...Risk for damaging winds continues -- particularly across northern parts of WW 469. At least some risk should eventually spread into Rhode Island parts of Massachusetts, possibly requiring new WW consideration in the next hour or so. DISCUSSION...Latest radar loop shows a band of strong to severe storms moving east-northeastward into/across southeastern New York including the New York City area at this time. Locally strong/damaging wind gusts remain the primary risk with these storms, which should continue over the next few hours -- moving across Connecticut and Long Island. With the instability axis extending eastward into Rhode Island and portions of Massachusetts near and south of the ongoing/persistent, west-to-east band of storms, at least some risk may extend east of the existing watch in the next couple of hours. This could warrant new WW consideration. ..Goss.. 06/27/2024 ...Please see www.spc.noaa.gov for graphic product... ATTN...WFO...BOX...OKX...ALY...

RT 20 in Worcester has vehicles stranded in floodwaters.

This is going to be wild. That is torrential rain and not moving off those areas anytime soon.

That axis looks like it’s slowed the northward movement. Another acute high rainfall event in progress.

Does that line lift far enough north to be a problem for this game?

Last of winter 2023-2024 right here…

Raining again. A good deal of synoptic driven precip lately. Not going to amount to much but keeps the low levels moist.

82/55 and absolutely perfect. Felt warmer than 82F in the sun… I would’ve guessed mid-80s.

Had a family of four come through last evening. Couldn't get them all in a shot at once.