weatherwiz

Maybe its because I have a light jacket, a heavy sweatshirt, and winter hat on but when I went outside with the dog I actually thought it would be colder out.

The snow makes the cold more tolerable so hopefully we have least have a snowy winter. But outside of snow there is just no use for this type of weather. If you're involved in physical activity it's not so bad but it takes so much longer for your body to get going. The cold makes me cramp so easily and it seems to get worse every year. I get cramps in my arms when I had them in folded position for a certain amount of time and then stretch them out. I'll even get like cramps in my throat which is odd.

I don't think this place is well insolated. If its above 60/70 outside it gets hot in the house and the house must retain alot of heat because at night, even if its in the 50's it can be very warm. Even last week when it got down into the 40's or 50's at night, we had the bedroom AC on. But once it turns cool its become downright freezing...says its only 63 in here .

The differentiator is the clouds. This becomes much more tolerable when there is Sun and winds are light. Like if it was 50 right now with bright Sun, it wouldn't be terrible. But these cloudy days, especially when we're dealing with the late sunrises and early sunsets, freaking brutal in the mood department.

It is FREEZING. This is absolutely miserable, brutal, and not fun. Want to put the heat on so badly but have to get the furnace serviced but I feel like I am in an ice box. Hands are frozen. 80's and 90's are so much more enjoyable. Literally have to wait another 8 months until we get consistently great weather....the North SUCKS

Had a decent little thunderstorm like 1:30-2:00

Despite the wind today was pretty nice, would have watched the Bruins game outside if not for the wind. But sat outside after the game, getting chilly now because I’m losing the sun in the backyard…this is when the wind really sucks

Looks like we had a light frost overnight ughhh not ready for this

I am shocked Tropicana Field was used for staging when I heard that. I figured well if they are using it to stage the roof must be equip to handle winds up to a large magnitude but with those wind forecasts I was figuring that roof would blow off. Didn't hear anything of injuries (haven't checked though) but hopefully nobody was injured.

Was waiting for the flash flood emergency, looks like it came out

Another view of it from him

My friend is still chasing it (from the behind) he says its massive. I told him to consider backing off it.

Wellington

Holy shit from my friend. Told him to get to nws

Friend down in Florida chasing the two tornado warned cells west of PBI. Just told me he sees rotation...might be one on the ground. Hoping to get some video from him.

I'm not so sure it's 100% fair to say its deviating or evolving differently than modeled. There are a ton of different factors to consider in these situations (this type of storm). You have to consider the fact that you're dealing with a feature (eye) which is generally small and then factor in model resolution. Not too mention this underwent two ERCs with each altering the structure, particularly the second ERC and then you also have the shear factor disrupting the structure. Much of the processes we are watching unfold today are extremely difficult, if not impossible to accurately model.

That cell headed towards Orlando is an absolute beast.

That would certainly help. Just goes to show how nail biting of a situation is for there. A few wobbles of a track and several degrees of wind could be all the difference.

This isn't looking good for the Bay area at all, especially with that occurring leading up to high tide. I mean maybe there are a few kinks which spare them the worst but it still looks like they could get core of eyewall plus the surge. I hope anyone who stayed is continuing to pay attention to this

As crazy as it is, the environment is only becoming even more primed with those higher helicity values moving in and 3km CAPE is still increasing a bit.

There are classic supercells too. If you didn't know there was an incoming hurricane and didn't have a geography background for reference, you would think you were looking at the southern Plains in May with a warm front having lifted north and dry line punching east.

yup, agreed noticed that the last few frames.

Was just about to post on this, a bit difficult to have a true feel but it seems like it's kind of re-formed a bit farther north and west with a northerly movement (basing on IR). I would want to think we would want to see a more easterly trajectory no later than 27N...or just a few ticks above 27N to really feel confident about lessening potential for greatest surge into the Bay

well here we go