weatherwiz

Thanks for the input all. Actually I didn't even think about a sleep therapist. Going to find a really good primary care doctor and just get myself towards being healthier and feeling better. Anyways sorry for completely derailing but let's hope Sunday pan out...severe or not could actually see showers and t'storms be more widespread

I don't really. I hardly drink soda anymore and actually since I've been working from home I've cut back on coffee too. I used to have one a day (like 6 AM) but that would be it. I used to have issues falling asleep but now that I wake up super early I tend to fall asleep pretty quick but I just wake up every few hours. I would estimate I maybe get like 4 hours of sleep per night in total. I don't mind taking something that isn't going to led to big side effects...It probably wouldn't be something I take every night either. I want to steer away from actual sleep pills though b/c I've heard nothing but horrific things from them. My grandmother was prescribed some and she used to have vivid and horrific nightmares each night...legit thinking they were real and it would take quite some time to calm down that's good!

THERE MIGHT BE A SMALL WINDOW FOR A SEVERE THREAT SUNDAY!!!!! SMALL...TINY...BUT IT'S SOMETHING!!! WOOOOHOOOOOO

is that addictive or have bad side effects?

I try to go to bed like 8-9 but I'm a horrific sleeper. Wake up numerous times throughout the night and I always feel terribly tired when I wake up...hardly ever feel refreshed. It's the most annoying thing ever. Early afternoon comes and I'm dead.

NW CT is like an entirely different climate. Norfolk area would be perfect...there are some houses which have amazing views to the west and they get nailed with snow in the winter.

That's all that's been happening. It's been pure garbage. Winter just can't come fast enough at this rate. This is just plain stupid.

we better at least see this pattern evolve to produce several derechos across New England for July and August.

could def see some small hail along with strong wind gusts with the stronger storms

more ulvl low cutoff crap. I'm getting so pissed off with this ****. Can't get severe setups with that garbage hanging around. The atmosphere is such a trolling POS tease.

areas that get hit will probably get nailed pretty good...it will probably just be rather localized. But I could see 1-2'' of rain in the hardest hit spots. Forcing along/ahead of the front doesn't seem particularly strong and actually looks like there is quite a bit of dry air in the mid-levels.

nope...downslope from Mount Tolland screws us

severe is much more common here than big ocean effect snows

We get nada

SNE version of svr...perhaps some localized damaging wind gusts and pea sized hail...maybe even see a 1'' hail report.

could maybe see a few severe t'storms across eastern MA, NH, and parts of ME tomorrow.

Maybe I’ll try and go storm chasing in like IL or IA in August...maybe they will get some good late summer events.

Nope...probably not. Not in this POS summer. Stupid garbage patterns really. HHH garden variety t'storms...bullshit. One of the most ridiculous things ever. Just fast forward to the end.

This summer will suck. We're probably going to go into extreme drought with no severe wx...outside of hat one event that got parts of VT, NH, and MA good. Like absolutely nothing...no jet stream...it's a weak POS with weak POS lapse rates and weak POS MLCAPE. Massive ridging will park overhead come July and we'll be 95-100 with lowering dewpoints during the day and just spotty t'storms. Just may as well start looking towards fall and winter.

NAM has 69 for PWM tomorrow GFS 80 lol

These type of events are like the equivalent of scattered snow showers in winter. I do appreciate these type of setups (though that's a poor word choice here...not really a setup but more of a output of heat/humidity combo with mesoscale forcing's) b/c while very isolated these t'storms can pack a punch locally and spit out a ton of CG's. But I just am looking for one nice widespread setup...late spring/early summer we should have nice really solid severe setups then we transition to the HHH t'storms.

the lack of big CAPE on the GFS is really stressing me out. I almost want to make a photoshop of big CAPE over us to make me feel better

I've at least been able to see some CB's the past few days.

When the jet stream is shifted so far north they have great dynamics. Also they can get pretty hot temperatures. Dewpoints I’m not certain about but my guess is they can still get solid moisture return...that or maybe the elevation is super high (despite being flat land) so even dewpoints in like the 40’s or 50’s suffice as quality moisture (same concept as in like the Rocky Mountain region...though I must say I completely forget why they can do so well with severe with dews so low). I also think they get plenty of EML air so that yields big CAPE...add that with excellent shear and boom

I’m pretty sure like south-central Canada gets quite a bit of tornadoes...maybe even as far as as towards Montreal. Just go unreported perhaps