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  1. Euro also showing the PRE rain event Tuesday night/ Wednesday
  2. All those same merry was over posts looking sillier by the hour as we are facing a long and extruded heater and dewy period starting LDW. Across the board now we have models showing a big PRE rain event on Tuesday night/ Wednesday. 3-6” in a short period . These can really produce .
  3. I’ve been there and solid brewery. In Hard hittin’ New Britain though .. the best brewery is Alvarium
  4. Yeah it’s a fun spot. I found it by accident 2 years ago. It’s a great setting and overall atmosphere . My only complaint is they don’t come out with anything new. Always the same beer list . If they had new rotations it would be top notch . Breweries can’t survive on the same beers. New is what is coveted.
  5. Just when I thought I’d seen his weirdest.. he one up’s himself. What a whack job https://x.com/growingwisdom/status/1695423070465339865?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg
  6. Suns out and Dewey .. summer . Plenty left to Sterling LDW and beyond.
  7. Another 2-4” from Scooter’s house in S Wey to TFlizz in TAN Enjoy it guys! https://x.com/ericfisher/status/1695169924698603687?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg
  8. Can we all just get this.. just once https://x.com/vortixwx/status/1694827716741104088?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg
  9. LDW looks sunny with 80’s and 60’s dews. Summer is back !
  10. Congrats TAN Main concern during this timeframe is the risk for localized flooding, especially across eastern CT, RI, and central/eastern MA. Given that we`ve been dry for the past couple of days it will take a bit for flash flooding with 1 and 3 hr RFC FFG being roughly 2-4". At this point think that this is the highest risk for impactful weather for our area as PWATs are around 1.5-2 inches for much of Fri with warm cloud layer depths between 4-4.5 km. Did bump up precip amounts toward the NERFC/WPC guidance, which matches up well with the HREF 48 hr PMM guidance. The result is widespread 1-3 inches of rainfall and think that there could be localized amounts of 3+ inches especially in any areas where thunderstorms develop. Think the risk is highest across the aforementioned locations above as this is also where the 30-40+ kt LLJ is moving through. Given how localized this threat is anticipated to be, based on embedded thunder activity we have held off from hoisting a Flood Watch at this point in time.
  11. No.. best will be south of pike .. and particularly E CT RI across to E MA. All guidance pegs it
  12. Absolute deluge now way ahead of modeling . Going to set records in many spots after this system for wettest summer on record
  13. Seems like concensus is 2-4” of rain overnight / tomorrow and a few spinners SNE
  14. It’s coming! https://x.com/usawx/status/1694390011368489353?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg
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