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  1. weatherwiz
    Strong to get some gusty CAA winds now. Bye-bye warmth
  2. weatherwiz
    same here and with all the preparations made hopefully restorations will go very quickly.
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    Don't know what the peak was but highest I saw for customers without power in CT was just over 33K...down to just under 22K. Hopefully this will come down quickly.
  4. weatherwiz
    I remember seeing something similar I think out in CO once. Took me forever of searching to figure out what it was. gahhhh
  5. weatherwiz
    I think its something making the radar more sensitive...bugging me now lol
  6. weatherwiz
    That's just something funky with the radar site I think. Seen it before but forget what it is.
  7. weatherwiz
    Each run of the HRRR becomes slightly less enthused with max wind gusts overnight/early AM
  8. weatherwiz
    looks like a possible TDS SW of clinton
  9. weatherwiz
    Now I see...issued at 2:20 PM. Took forever to populate...didn't see it. Usually these things pop up on the mesoanalysis page but it hasn't.
  10. weatherwiz
    how many tornado warnings are going to be issued before a watch is issued???
  11. weatherwiz
    This is actually something that is violently underrated and communicated in these situations. Can be very disastrous.
  12. weatherwiz
    glad we don't live there
  13. weatherwiz
    finally starting to see the back edge of the precipitation shield transition over to a wintry mix/snow
  14. weatherwiz
    Already a TOR down in NC
  15. weatherwiz
    Well it's been quite a while since we've had a major ice storm. Thus far we had Isaias, tornado event/RFD induced damage, parts of the state nailed by the serial derecho, widespread 10-12'' snowstorm, let's put 2020 on....ice
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    I wonder if there is a small window to develop some discrete convection ahead of the main rain shield. There are subtle hints this is possible. Those 3km CAPE values aren't too terrible but it is also possible the shear is just too strong and those value might not be enough for updrafts to fully establish...or at least not enough to utilize the dynamics.
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    Part of it too is I think they've probably been heavily briefed on this for several days. I mean this storm signal has been there for a week. They've certainly had plenty of lead time
  18. weatherwiz
    Yeah definitely becoming more of a concern. And this is why I was more conservative with thoughts on wind...but if this convection does verify with that leading dry slot we are screwed...well especially out your way. There is some possibility though that the majority of the line end up passing more of E CT (which screws you but would be some better news for much of the state).
  19. weatherwiz
    Watching the snow/grass line outside the window. snow line receding faster than Kevin's hairline
  20. weatherwiz
    Do you think there is room for a narrow dry slot ahead of the convective line? Looks like the hi-res models are kinda picking up on that. That would certainly escalate higher-end gust potential
  21. weatherwiz
    Exhaust from airplanes landing at BDL cause small twigs/branches and loose roof tiles to come down in the area
  22. weatherwiz
    That's why I think this is such a tough wind forecast.
  23. weatherwiz
    Is it too late to fly to NC?
  24. weatherwiz
    You only need minutes of 60-70 mph winds to get damage/power outages. Just look at thunderstorms
  25. weatherwiz
    I think that's where the best winds will end up. I'm still torn about here in CT. The core of the 925 winds may only brush across the southern part of the state. The HRRR too has a bit more in the way of lightning density than I would have envisioned. If the convective stuff happens we're pretty screwed. And right now those signals seem to be getting stronger (for convection).
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