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Cyclone-68

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  1. FWIW the tornado occurred a mile from where my niece lives…Also kinda interesting tidbit …Salisbury St in Holden that suffered extensive damage was also heavily damaged June 1953 as well. Very close to where Assumption College was located at the time.
  2. My niece lives in Holden. Fingers crossed she’s fine
  3. When I worked in a deli long ago, my boss used to say “Rotation is our salvation”. Probably not referring to tornadoes though
  4. Looks like we all get a railroad ticket to Tornado Town
  5. That eastern part of the watch is rather unusual?
  6. I’m surprised to be included in the watch
  7. Someone around here will break the tornado “drought” today/tonight
  8. Even in September the coastline isn’t favored for any severe tomorrow..Are there ever scenarios where they don’t weaken and die out before they get here?
  9. This might be the last chance this season
  10. So much of a south shift that it avoids the Hebert Box to the northwest (mostly)
  11. Oh God please let it be so. Don’t want anyone killed or injured just want a big storm
  12. lol that warned storm is gonna barely miss my area it looks like. Can’t be greedy though I suppose
  13. I wonder if Boston to Providence will have training storms for the next several hours. Seems to be forming and reforming in the same general area
  14. Thunder in Braintree. Looking dark to my south
  15. Storms a poppin just north of Boston
  16. You watch…There will be a veritable conga line of storms once that feature goes away (southerly flow)
  17. You could almost sail from Africa to Florida without seeing a single cloud
  18. Storm trying to pop around Norwell it looks like
  19. I’m going to pretend it’s a cat 1 hurricane so I can trick myself into enjoying it
  20. So much for any storms today. We’re not even included in the general t-storm activity today…
  21. I enjoyed this…Very interesting…Never understood (till now?) why as a set up it was incredibly rare for this part of the country
  22. More accurate would have been, “Welcome to Toronto where our hockey team no matter how talented, can never make it past the second round of playoffs”
  23. I prefer mid 70’s and a severe hurricane but you don’t always get what you wish for
  24. Yikes. I don’t feel this shot down since I asked Julie Adam’s to the prom
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