Damage In Tolland
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It’s been exactly the same as a pike south Jack for at least 8-10 runs
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Drunk? we told him to prep the genny
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The outage conversation about how all of Enfield and Coventry lost power .You know the one that you ended by saying I don’t represent Tolland
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You got 6z Euro yet?
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We tried to tell em last night but there was nothing but lashing angry posts
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Wouldn’t it rainer? -
I typically don’t call for this area to Jack because we normally don’t . We do well but rare is the jack. This one I think is the jack . NW NE hills , RI hills up to ORH or just south of there . That’s where I think you’ll see your 6-7” amounts .. with highest amounts obviously at highest hills
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NE NW hills where more Qpf
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We’ve been mentioning this . Nice overall month and mild next week and warmth last 4-5 days of month
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Why would anyone go against it? It’s had the same maps I think for like 10 runs
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#Bostonaccentsunitemen
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Ray 7” Kev 2” Bosbros4eva?
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Yes
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There’s several Enfield and Coventry posters here. How about we ask them? @hammerz_nailz @CTValleySnowMan@ineedsnow@Tolland Death Band
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Ok. You’re right . Coventry and Enfield were unaffected . Power was on And it rained and CLP issued erroneous maps
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Looks like 100% to me
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Hmm. We had tremendous tree damage all over Tolland at higher elevation . 100% of town no power. Interesting
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We tried to tell em
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Lol. Tell that to Mainers last week .Except all trees have buds and white pines.prep the genny
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All were plenty cold if you’re trying to get rain in here
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That came south a bit each run today . Ginx called it with riding Euro. Even the new bad Euro. It’s been steadfast 6-8 runs in succession
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I can’t see this overperforming though much. I think 8” is max ceiling
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You think 4-5” here with elevation?
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I think based on past experiences and the setup and local climatology knowledge a solid 4-7” here . I think that’s for elevations over 800 feet. 500 feet and under is more 2-3”
