Damage In Tolland

You and several others. Lol

I didn’t think there ever was a cold stormy look for our area. You could see the wheel o rrhea was going to stay east and we’d be left under strong HP with warm W/NW flow. That’s why I kept questioning where some of these rainy and cold for days forecasts were coming from. I mean maybe the EPS showed that, but who cares. That has been awful all winter

WTTE last week . They put hands over ears and wouldn’t listen

Stein is going to have to be hospitalized this spring and summer . It’s escalating quickly The good news for warm weather fans is that because we are in sort of a Rex Block regime, it will likely stay dry with storm systems suppressed to our south and west. Moreover, we have dry antecedent conditions and it does not take much for temperatures to overperform with a combination of downsloping, deep mixing and the higher sun angle in early April. Weather-related concerns wise, there could be heightened fire weather concerns on Tuesday given the dry antecedent conditions. Winds could gust 25-30 mph at times given the aforementioned synoptic setup and with relative humidities in the 30 to 35 percent range. And if the boundary layer mixes deeper, RH values could drop below 30 percent so the fire weather concerns would need monitoring.

When we want it. Even October . Just not Napril .

Had a high of 29.2 here on Thursday . Tough to do with no snow

Warm and tanny

Stein digging in heels for a hot dry summer?

Yeah they literally vanished. Just kind of milky for about 30 mins

Hello

Lots of clouds to the west. Hopefully they melt away

Cold rains and snows next weekend. ! EPS rules

EPS 4 Eva!

It’s Scoots forecast. Yikes

Nothing but a wheel o rrhea Monday thru next weekend!! No sun no tanning

I see 58-60 Monday.. 60-65 mid week and partly cloudy thru Sunday not far from 60 either side. I think valley is near 70 once or twice. That’s my look. Always go higher with no vegetation dry ground and west flow .May best met win

That’s a really bad and likely wrong idea . We’ll verify

Scoots got taken to the woodshed for the upcoming week. Pretty bad whipping What could work in favor for warm weather fans is that we have dry antecedent conditions and it does not take much for temperatures to overperform with a combination of downsloping and the higher sun angle in early April. Then towards mid week, with the H5 low further offshore, Wednesday and Thursday should represent our best chance for more widespread 60s, with the exception being the Cape and Islands as the flow turns northerly. Overall, agree with the CPC`s 6 to 10 day outlook for 40 to 50 percent probability of above normal temperatures (though this would be generous for coastal areas). Precipitation wise, expect mainly dry conditions to prevail as the aforementioned high latitude blocking tends to shunt precipitation to the south and west. There could be some showers over the Cape and Islands on Monday associated with the warm advection from the offshore H5 low. Otherwise, it is mostly dry until the Friday/Saturday time frame. Even then, the latest suite of model guidance has been less bullish with the late- week precipitation and would not be surprised to see it trend even drier.

This was for next week

You had been calling for a wheel o rrhea the whole week based on it. Instead it’s a nice mild week with sun . Likely the same next weekend

Remember when the Eps showed rain all week ? Why do you always think it’s right?

We over

Beer

Glad we not EMA. Glad we in. We tried to tell him Following the 12z ECMWF, retrograding closed low will bring its closest approach to SNE Mon and Tues, though it should stay far enough away to produce little in the way of impact other than enhancement to NW winds and greater cloudiness near the eastern MA coast. Further west across the interior, mostly clear conditions should be the rule. At least on Mon, as the gradient increases supporting northerly gusts 25-35 mph and relative humidities in the 30-35 percent range in the interior, could have some fire weather concerns given the lack of significant rain. Winds do project a little lighter on Tues but it does not look to be a significant drop off in wind speeds/gusts, so additional fire weather concerns could still result. Highs Monday near the coast only top out in the upper 40s to low-mid 50s, with upper 50s to low 60s further inland. Similar highs anticipated for Tues. Upper 30s to low 40s lows each evening given the NW winds promoting nighttime mixing.

Let’s revisit next week while you’re 44 with Mist while it’s near 60 and cloudless here