Damage In Tolland

Shut em down?

Nothing worse. I mean literally . All winter those Oaks keep lower leaves . Then in Napril they start dropping and take 2-3 weeks. It’s like second fall season of leaves falling and cleanup . This year has been the worst. More hung on all winter than ever. Even with multiple 50+ mph wind events.

I just have a gut on this one. Think this one ends up NE PA to Skills. I’m worried of a NW bump that leaves much of SNE in a slot

This one looks like it’s yours. Congrats and enjoy

I remember you not getting much . Let me know if I’m remembering correctly .

Now I remember! I recalled it here, but I couldn’t remember how widespread. That was fun

18z GFS is a Pine Pummler for many

Can anyone help remember this. I only have a very vague recollection. Was this widespread or strictly localized?

Wish we lived where there’s a chance

Don’t think there’s any chance of snow here . Just hoping it doesn’t sink south with qpf

Where would a solution like that bring accumulating snow?

Don’t think so unfortunately. This may trend south or southwest

Kidnap a DILF and head west?

Yup. Same here. I had to blow again yesterday

Suns out and in here

Can also see how this could go farther west leaving SNE is pseudo dry slot with heaviest qpf Catskills into C PA. We’d get rain, but not a ton

Did you? I assumed it never made it into E MA. How much? Will be interesting to see if the end of week rain also dwindles as we approach. It went from 2-4” yesterday’s to near. 1” this morning

That may have been top 5 in state. Even Milford at Gibbs had .08

Had .03 And the Stein said.. anyone caught watering will be shot on sight

His area has jackpot the last 4 events . The drought in that area is incorrect . It needs to be shifted west / NW and not over him or N RI Soaking wet here today with .01

Ginx gets more rain than me lol. Can’t make this up . Hopefully end of week performs as called for on here

That band of rain.. which I wonder has more bark than bite on radar missed me by a mile

.NEAR TERM /UNTIL 6 AM MONDAY MORNING/... A band of light showers is slowly making its way into our CWA from the southwest. This is associated with a H5 shortwave lifting north across Southern New England. However, the parent H5 closed low continues to meander across Eastern Ohio/Western PA. This means that the lifting mechanism to maintain the showers will decrease and along with the considerable amount of dry air to overcome at the mid levels, showers coverage will generally decrease and amounts will be light (generally few hundredths of an inch). The result is a rather uneventful night with our region firmly in the cool northeast flow regime. Doesn`t look like we will get appreciable rainfall with the better forcing remaining to our south and west. Temperatures should generally hold in the low to mid 40s given plenty of cloud cover. Breezy NE winds should preclude development of widespread fog that we saw last night.

That Typhoon in the Indian Ocean will have a say in changing the look on modeling after the 20th. What looks cold and troughy nationwide will change quite a bit over the coming days. Last 5-10 days of month may end up warm on EC

Sell . That looks really bad . Hi res erodes all of it