My bestfriend/roommate from college got a job on TV in Portland several months back (his second stint in Maine). He's pretty pumped...he's going to get to do live storm coverage. He's gone out in some snowstorms but his first taste with tropical.
maybe its those interpreting the model(s) that are horrendous.
If people didn't wet their pants at 7-10 SLP progs, snow maps, and other eye candy products, expectations would be more in check.
The rain Monday is believed to have contributed to a water main break in Springfield Monday night and we have a boil water alert. Got it last night and just got the update again. Says nothing about not showering and I showered this morning. Hopefully I don't undergo some type of mutation.
Yup...30-60 mph gusts are going to cause problems given our environment (well moreso 40-60). Just think of what summer thunderstorms do locally with similar wind gusts but extrapolate those gusts over a widespread area.