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A couple stills from the north gate of the NH Motor Speedway.  Cool looking but nothing really threatening.  I got there a little late, as the main storm and the cell to the south were converging.  

10 minutes ago, Chrisrotary12 said:

Nice cell just popped over MHT. 

Watching a plane take off right now.  That cell was weird, it formed a bit ahead of the line and was stationary over the city for a few frames.  No rain but sustained 33 with a gust to 47.  Car was rocking a bit.  

4 minutes ago, FXWX said:

Cherry picking the 2 am time period?

Just poking fun at the posts from this morning, I was like why are we looking at 06z.  That’s the heart of the cold anomaly.  Definitely looks like a great day 80s and not that humid.  

GFS holding onto the frigid 4th!

Despite the massive hole on radar, it’s still snowing decently in Bedford, Nh

First flakes starting at my parents house in Ashburnham with these weak returns.  

Second tornado in less than a year for Dublin.   

Tornado number two for SW NH?

Weak rotation.  S. brattle

Definitely a good amount of debris ahead of the line west from Keene.  Bedford to Dublin was hot and sunny.  Getting some low level development in front of this line in Chesterfield.  

Last night in Iceland and we got a nice show.  

Finally accumulating nicely in MHT/Bedford.  Moderate.  Over an inch.  

Snownado?

They’re cutting power to parts of Leominster.  There’s video of someone stuck on the roof of their car in the middle of Rt 2 eastbound by the Hospital.  Car completely submerged except for the top couple of inches.  

Nice view from the porch this evening, even a brief scudnado.  

Looked cool, mostly vertical motion into the base.  Nothing threatening and it dissipated quickly as it looked like any rotation/updraft was father east towards Manchester south of the higher returns.  Just some gusty (30s) winds, spotty rains, and decent lightning.  Core looked good though.

Bedford, Nh on the edge.  Hopefully we get clipped by: 

10 minutes ago, OceanStWx said:

Yeah most of the time the tornado path looks like it's around 300 yard (but some of that could be RFD damage, hard to say when it's all sporadic trees), and at its widest around 450 yards. From the centerline to Ridgewood was nearly 3/4 of a mile. Far enough that could've been NBD. Given the environment, the RFD would've been the next windiest part of the storm, and a good deal south of Ridgewood. This wasn't the type of storm with a massive forward flank wind on it.

Really good info, I way underestimated the width.  

10 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

Crazy how localized it is. My sister in law lives in ridgewood rd, which is literally about a quarter mile or less from Kennedy circle and absolutely nada there

It really is, especially with EF0-1 tornados that end up 50-150 yards wide.  

Good amount of trees uprooted and snapped in Easton from Bay road to Kennedy circle per a post on Facebook storm chasers page.  

Had to use vimeo and it still isn't that clear.  Hopefully I can get it sharper/on youtube tomorrow.  

A couple more stills from today, from Amherst, Nh.  I’m trying to upload the second/better video from Dublin but it isn’t working.  I’ll try again tomorrow.  

59 minutes ago, monadnocks said:

That was taken from the bowling alley parking lot, right? Do you think it was in P'boro or Hancock?

 

It was! Definitely Peterborough, it was pretty close.