OceanStWx
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LCI been down since this morning, but a PWS off Route 11 in Gilford gusted to 58 mph with that line.
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Called the tower to verify and the back up instrumentation also had 62 kt.
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Not the real cold front. That boundary hasn't crossed the Greens yet, except maybe in the southern part of VT.
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Isles of Shoals 84 mph with the intermediate line of convection.
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The HRRR had 58 knots at 20z.
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Um, that might be very close to hail. At least graupel. You have convection over you right now, and it extends above the freezing level.
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That's quite a run through SNE. Gets PWM back up above 50 kt.
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I mean road temps are generally in the 40s right now, but it's not like the ground was super warm prior to this mild up. I don't think it will take much for those surface temps to go back below freezing.
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It's going to be a White Christmas after all!
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@CoastalWx I think those squally showers post frontal as because for a couple hour stretch the front is so strong that the theta-e lapse rates go negative.
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Solid damage at Portland Head Light. Blown out windows, tossed pavers, and the granite block holding the bell was moved.
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Just hit 51 kt at the office.
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So today has the 9th highest wind gust at PWM and 4th highest tide.
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56 kt gust at PWM just now.
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Can't wait to freeze this in place later...
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HIE gusted to 51 kt making the 55 and 51 kt gusts today the #1 and #2 gusts there since the ASOS was installed in 1996.
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Jacqui Jeras just left the board.
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This is the reason our flood threat is pretty low. It's still snowing in the headwaters and whatever changeover comes will be brief and easily absorbed by the snow.
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I would imagine just down the road near the 302/3 intersection is ripping pretty good.
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That's a pretty big downslope number for HIE. I have not seen that very often.
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ACK trying to go toe to toe with the picnic tables and fake snow.
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Is that different than any other event there?
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38 ft peak wave at the Portland LNB. I thought the chain snapped and we lost the buoy for a while after that, though it seems to have been reporting wave heights after it was set adrift.
