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Night of the Twisters was awesome, read the book too. But, wasn't this based on a "true" event? And I say "true" because the specifics/details weren't exactly based on reality but the background of the event was
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I didn't even notice that Sounds like how watches work in Canada
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wth is this. @OceanStWx
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Lets rip in an MCS from Canada
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Given this (granted its early) I don't think tropical is anything we'll be tracking. Unless you want to count any remnant Gulf systems being absorbed in troughs come Fall and moving up to our west
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Probably be some decent rains SOP tomorrow...might be a couple different waves of it
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May get some loud overnight elevated convection tonight across SE CT into MA and far SE MA
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Today worked out pretty well. Performed as it should have
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Def had some weak rotation pass overhead. Rain was coming like a curtain and quickly shifted with a huge gust. Not bad!
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I think that cell has a BWER though wish I had my laptop to use GR lvl 2 to identify more easily then trying to switch tilts on my phone
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Might want to look harder
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Need a warning south of these ones for Charlton
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Actually I think there was a brief TDS just southwest of Paxton
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Low CCs but not quite enough for TDS
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Stuff appears to be getting a bit more oomph. I wonder if the shear lessening is actually helping a bit
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Interesting around New Braintree
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Sick!
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Back end view of the cell to the north
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Yeah it’s continuing to build. Fingers crossed
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Beam me up Scotty
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I can literally feel these updrafts going up around me. Getting dark all around me
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Hoping that cell over Agawam perks up but not doing much so far.
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Nice!!!!
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Bahama blues here. Great looking satellite out ahead of this stuff. Have to wonder though if that mid-level dry air moving in will really hurt, despite the building lower CAPE
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Have to watch for rapid destabilization out ahead of the line given the sky conditions and rapid jump in temps...may have a similar affect to parcel acceleration that you would see with steeper lapse rates because the air is becoming less buoyant rapidly.
