Part of me wishes I had stayed at work that day but I don't totally regret it b/c what I saw in Waterbury with the winds was awesome. And where the tornado had first touched down was about 11-miles away or so. That was an incredible radar presentation too. I'm a little shocked though the damage was classified as several microbusts...could have been classified as at least a macroburst and I thought that looked like mainly RFD winds down that way.
met summer is over
I cringe to think that within...well probably now gotta start carrying a sweatshirt around or at least have one on when leaving in the morning.
Difficult to truly assess b/c of the accuracy of the database but this period has been by far the most active. (Except for a few years span in the 70's but that's when the database is a bit questionable). But thankfully they all have been relatively on the weaker side. The last biggie was Hamden F4 in 1989. But haven't had a 2 since 2006. But there's a chance yesterday could end that streak
the way CT has been the past few years with TORs probably. Will have at least one confirmed yesterday...maybe 2. That would bring the total to 6 this year.
9 in 2018
1 last year
5-6 this year
dayum
Damn I should have e just stayed in Branford...but then I would have been screwed getting home lol. But I had fun in Waterbury. Had a little hail and the strong winds
I legit got there maybe a minute before that happened. I even broke my camcorder in the process of setting it up. Had I gotten there earlier I could have been under a overhang at the mall entrance