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OceanStWx

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  1. I'm listening to the scanner now and it's all hit and run chatter.
  2. Unless you lived in those subdivisions it may not have been much to write home about.
  3. That traffic stoppage is a telltale sign that some occurred.
  4. BOX. Like around 0024z and 0030z. 0.9 degree slice is a little less noisy than 0.5.
  5. There's going to be tornado damage just north of 495 near Easton/Raynham, and then the south side of Brockton.
  6. That kind of sculpted updraft shows you just how fast it was spinning aloft.
  7. Definitely two TDSs there in Bristol/Plymouth Counties.
  8. Radar confirmed, so nobody has actually spotted one.
  9. Really spinning like a top in the mid levels. There's enough juice below 10 kft that we could get a hose to the surface.
  10. There's a little BWER on that UCONN cell. I would pull the trigger I think.
  11. STP is near 1, so I could see pulling the trigger once rotational velocity is over 25 kt. Right now it's about 23.5 kt near Manchester. Pretty classic TOR problem of sidelobe contamination though.
  12. Pics or it didn't happen. (You're not wrong though)
  13. The only fruit I got came from the flower buds that were there when the were delivered. Even on a "dry" day like today, it looks like my house will get clipped by this rogue isolated shower.
  14. The Patriots are large and delicious. We have two plus two Northland. The strawberries have suffered this year though. Too much rain, and not enough sun to get them going.
  15. I think it's a nice ballpark to watch a game. Solid beer selection too.
  16. Nice MCD with a 60% chance of a tornado watch for parts of the area. It's been a solid 2-3 years for most people since the last one.
  17. Maybe a TDS near Shirley, MA? Sure looks right at 1057z.
  18. I'll say without any knowledge of the air mass, the radar velocity sure looks like a tropical cyclone feeder band.
  19. Kudos to the BOX techs who got the call around 2 AM that the radar went down, and currently have it back up and running.
  20. Nah, I just hit send before I saw we were splitting it out. I wanted to make sure it was included here too.
  21. Just added this thought in the other thread before this was created.
  22. Big difference between last week and this upcoming event. Last week had low level winds intersecting the boundary, creating a more widespread rainfall pattern. Tomorrow the low level winds parallel the boundary, which will be a recipe for narrow but potentially significant rainfall distribution.
  23. Some models are quicker than others, but essentially the back edge of that forcing is forecast to only reach BDL by 12z. So there's a lot of potential time for storms to back build.
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