Damage In Tolland

GOA one eyed pig showing up 

27 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Euro flapping around like Kevin’s boobs on a morning jog.

I’ve seen your set . Now them some boobies . Bra em up 

5 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

lol its closer.. either way the final solution isn't set and stone yet

Beer? Here’s 12z

1 minute ago, ineedsnow said:

12z had less qpf.. go to stormVista pay 20 bucks for the month and enjoy... then you can see for yourself instead of going to the NYC thread  

Im

looking at storm location . Not qpf. Tons of dry air funneling south . Close to whiffing 

We’ll see what happens at 00z but thankfully this is not winter 

1 minute ago, ineedsnow said:

its better and has more qpf overall 

This went way SE

26 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

close to a inch for you and it came North from 0z.. Models are having a tough time with this and could still go either way.. 

it went east 

5 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

who knows what will happen.. 18z Euro bumping north again and still has two different lows.. 2 to 3 for the cape 1 inch plus of qpf for eastern CT and SE MA

It has almost no rain west of 91 lol it’s over 

Trending to a whiff . 18z Euro is uh -oh

Absolute boringest solution . Unreal 

11 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

It's interestingly suggestive of the resolution of these two models.  The Euro being more discrete tries to expose more precisely where the winds gust higher in the outlook ...notice the elevation with that.   The GFS is "fuzzier" with it being less resolved. 

I canceled that whole thought process after the overnight runs . More boredom ahead as far as eye can see. 

12 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

So many heavy storms last 10 years. Lots of damage from these hybrids.  

Not widespread and exciting . Maybe small areas. I just don’t understand what happened to extreme wx . It just doesn’t happen anymore 

Looking at everything it now looks mundane and boring . It’s not phasing in the lakes low so the most boring outcome happens. A little rain and wind and no damage no excitement. The way things have been going for 10 years now 

37.1. I was too cold by 2 degrees. So fake . 
Growing season carries on and on and on 

8 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Still 52 and breezy. Meanwhile TAN has a frost already. 

44/31 here. I’ll Admit it may get close . But I’m sticking with 35

Just an early idea.. but 50 ish gusts pike south and 60 ish 95 south and east . These seem reasonable at this early juncture . Definitely many outages with leaves on trees and any kind of Easterly wind direction component which trees are not accustomed to . And it’s a long duration wind event 

8 minutes ago, CT Rain said:

Where do you find these graphics? lol

I run them off my phone. It works great ! So many sources and it’s how I formulate my wind ideas . I saw you guys have 40-60 in CT

21 minutes ago, ChangeofSeasonsWX said:

We have yet to see another non-tropical system that matches the violence of November 1950. That really was a one of a kind setup as far as non-hurricane wind impacts go. Nothing else even comes close.

That storm also cut over WV to the lakes. So there’s that 

We’ve all got some damage coming. Big signals now . Enjoy it folks 

Euro alone.

CMC drops 5-15” of rain and loop de loops for days 

37 minutes ago, CT Rain said:

The GFS is really nasty. That's quite the damaging wind signature especially south coast. 

Let’s blow and tear down forests with this 

21 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Thinking 38-40 here, but the fake spots around me will definitely have it.

I’m leaving ripening tomatoes and peppers on the plants. They’ll be just fine 

30 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

6z EPS members have a bunch tucking in just south of LI. That would be a hell of a storm.

We need this so badly. For so many reasons 

Very unlikely to get to 32 here. Based on past experience and conditions.. 35 or so