Damage In Tolland

Severe drought expanded some in W CT and Mass. Steins stranglehold encompassing a large area

Sell

I think you need to prepare to be disappointed. Everything backed off . Not good signals. Hope not

That cane look around the 10th is sweet.

We have no problems ripping warm fronts thru in winter yet in the hottest summer on record for all of us and boiling SST’’s it wants to hang up along the immediate s coast

Man what a torch later next week and beyond. Impressive look with dews

I’m wondering if it even rains much

So other CAMs too far north with front to pike to Pvd?

Hopefully the NAM is wrong and other CAMs like Href are right getting the front to the pike ,but It certainly could be. It gets bd happy . My gut says far SW CT and SE NY state . We may get Steined again. We’ll aee

Right across the CT / MA border. Will be watching you go wild on air in a few The biggest question with regard to who sees the worst weather will be where the strong instability is coincident with the strong shear. This will be in the vicinity of and south of the warm front; just how far north that front makes it is still uncertain. At this time it looks to hang up generally along or just north of the MA/CT border. Given this placement the best chance of severe storms will be southwest MA/CT, and RI. Severe pote

Your entire viewing area gonna get rocked tomorrow. Ginx to DXR to Union to Greenwich. We wild

Big day over a wide area. Anyone is fair game in hatch

Gonna be a 5

Expanded NE

Anywhere west or sw of Boston

Where’s Nick been?

Here’s why lol

Yeah we good. Ryan likes all of CT. Even up to Pike and RI is sweet spot . Roofs coming off

NAM has a long tracker tomorrow evening from NW of ALB to BDL to TOL to GON

Still looks nice and furnaced middle of next week on

Ryan loves look

A high end severe weather event is possible with damaging wind and large hail. Warm fronts are always dangerous in these environments as they provide a source for enhanced low level shear so a tornado or two is also possible. The CAMs indicate that discrete storms may eventually evolve into multicellular line segments. The greatest risk appears to be in northern CT and SW MA where HREF is suggesting robust updraft helicity probs.

Enhanced risk. 5% TOR and 30% Wind https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day2otlk.html

Bump again rainfall total by month JJA @Ginx snewx