Cyclone-68

I really hope Saturday comes through because it might be a while or even next summer before we get an opportunity again 

Just now, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

Line is rapidly weakening as it approaches, evergreen.

Yup..looked good for a few minutes but wasn’t anywhere as ominous as it first looked on approach

Pretty good storm moving in here now..Thunder is house shake variety

5 minutes ago, ROOSTA said:

Check it out Kev,
LINK: 
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Shocked you don't have it already.  

I use Lightning Pro which is pretty good too.. $10 per year I think 

Never thought I’d feel let down getting a SVR t-storm watch 

80% probability for a watch. This is taking so long I’m worried this is the other 20%..lol 

Sun has been out here consistently almost an hour now 

Sun is in and out here but should be more “out” soon if satellite is correct 

9 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

If we can get the sun to work on this atmosphere for awhile I think it’s a big day. The shear below 700 is extremely impressive. Like Wiz said, lapse rates are meh, so I think you want to maximize solar insolation to get the parcels to lift. 

Bright and sunny here at home now 

Probably not important in the least but fwiw they pulled the 5% tornado risk east into Boston proper 

Sun is starting to peek out here and looking at satellite the clouds are starting to break going back to NY state so we will see I guess 

Meh…Gloomy outside currently

Hard to get a big severe day without an EML, no?

No changes on the latest update 

New Day 2 outlook due at the bottom of the hour 

4 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

That was from 2010

we have 5% tomorrow

Ahhh.. Sorry lol.. I will delete 

Lol I imagine this has to be a mistake as I’ve never seen severe mentioned in a forecast 48 and 96 hours out before:

Just a couple of summers ago it looked like it might never rain again 

“Derecho Tuesday” has a certain ring to it 

Looks like Wiz will be reaping natures reward very soon. 

3 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

Bergeron announced his retirement so I may just cry under the blankets and miss the storms 

Damn 

1 hour ago, dendrite said:

Looks like the >60 streak was a record at CON.

One of those was the ‘38 hurricane year….hmmmm

I won’t be interested in the tropics until Bastardi makes his 5th mention of a “1938 analog”

1 hour ago, Damage In Tolland said:

I live just northeast of the labia in SE MA 

8 minutes ago, Torch Tiger said:

Yeah, I was just saying that timing-wise, generally the metro BOS area to TAN you want an early show for Central MA/CT then slide east during peak heating 495 through Boston.  Otherwise (unless yes, strong forcing /better lapse rates/shear etc....) and so on were the case. 

Agreed that it seemed this happened routinely 20-30 years ago!