Cyclone-68

Some big man booms just now 

I guess hearing a couple of early rumbles this morning wasn’t a positive harbinger for the rest of the day after all 

3 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Wagons south 

Repeat of last summer? Seems like everything missed south by 10 miles 

I was a bit surprised the point and click had this all out of here by 3pm? I thought this would go into the mid evening based on what I read yesterday?

Maybe some booms up in the northland today?

Typical eastern MA spring day in progress (unfortunately)

Some areas looking at possible severe later this week?

I always find this link handy on days like this:

https://livestormchasing.com

Speaking of OK things are starting to pop now 

25 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

I wonder if we'll ever see a high risk any further east than what we saw 5/31/98. The only way it ever happens if there was a legit signal for a derecho to rip across NY/PA and SNE (or NY across NNE). We would never see a high risk for tornado probs, one reason being the spatial size of our geography is just too small. I wonder what the outlook was for 7/15/95. 

Would 1953 have warranted a high risk?

To be fair, even today isn’t the total disaster I thought it would be. Albeit a bit chilly 

Central NE stealing our sunshine and storms..Our snow wasn’t enough 

I probably mentioned it here before but I have bad seasonal affective disorder and hopefully when I retire in a few years I can head south for at least a warmer (sunnier?) climate 

1 minute ago, rclab said:

You are blessed for the blessings you give. As always …

 

RIP Karen Carpenter 

Cicadas, an earthquake, and an eclipse. Glad I’m not superstitious 

I felt one on the 10th floor of the MGM Grand in Vegas about 25 years ago. THAT was wild 

Is the mid Atlantic stealing our snow AND earthquakes? Seriously though didn’t feel anything here 

1 hour ago, weatherwiz said:

The increase in severe weather potential and quite a bit northward shift in severe weather potential for tomorrow is wrecking some havoc. This could be a sign for a stronger primary into western Michigan at least as that would favor the warm front lifting this far north to warrant these severe probs. It will be fun later today, tonight, and tomorrow to watch in real time how the convection is influencing the upper levels

Centered over Ohio just a day before the 50th anniversary of the Xenia storm 

28 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

I hate this event in every way possible

This winter has been the equivalent of putting sharp toothpicks under fingernails 

1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:

I have been savagely beaten last two years. 

1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:

I have been savagely beaten last two years. 

Here here 

Is Reed Timmer a hypemaster? He’s predicting a big tornado outbreak in OK/AR/KS on Monday next week. He even drew comparisons to 2011

1 hour ago, HimoorWx said:

12.33 inches of rain in March so far here in Randolph. More inches of rain this month than inches of snow this entire winter.

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I’m down the street from you and absolutely no doubt that incredible stat is true 

21 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Nice WF convergence in srn areas. Maybe some thunder too. Deep winter continues.

Thunder would make this the winter highlight for me 

Is this officially the longest stretch without 4+ inches in a storm for Boston?

Screw it. Can’t get any snow so let’s at least set some records