StormSurge

45 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Always my favorite when I lived down there, seemed stronger than NW CF passages and louder with the sound reverb off the ocean. Congrats @Hoth and @StormSurge 

Oh man, that would be fantastic.

36 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

Absolutely!

Quite the show in Newtown overnight 

We lost our internet over here due to a lightning strike in Groton.

http://fishersisland.net/internet-outage-early-this-morning/

On 5/21/2018 at 9:47 AM, radarman said:

Maybe some elevated convection for Long Island/ part of the south coast late Tuesday night/ early Weds morning as MLCAPE ramps up.  Too bad we couldn't muster any instability tomorrow during the day.

This worked out nicely! The storms woke me up this morning.

From Hoth’s other neck of the woods on Fishers Island. It weakened shortly after moving over the water but this was cool to see. 

20 minutes ago, henry1978 said:

if you live a mile or less from the ocean in extreme SE CT, along the south coast of RI and MA please report your totals. I'm pretty surprised to hear about totals in south Dartmouth and new Bedford of 10-13 inches and I'm wondering if these totals are actually a couple miles inland with lesser totals along south facing beaches. For example westerly extends several miles inland and I'm wondering what the totals are a mile from the ocean.

Less than a mile from the ocean, 9.5”. 

2 minutes ago, TheSnowman said:

What the heck is that?  22" compact and 24" Total?  Wooow.  That's what I'd be expecting for anyone lucky enough to get in that band.  

 

Now Woonsocket, Home I always beat, reported 16" 20 minutes ago; BUT, there has been a random reporter the season from Woonsocket that's always too high.  So I don't know.  

 

Praying I don't miss a Super rare 20"er cause I've clearly missed a Rare 15"er.    

Exactly. He found his yardstick. 22”

From my buddy in Lisbon, CT 

Up to 9.5” here. Still dumping. 32F

Finally ripping but not accumulating much. 

Very disappointed to see only a dusting here so far after being under that band for so long. 34F

Flakes on Fishers. 38 F.