Well, it could be the models are overdoing the Valley shadowing a bit but historicaly the I- 91 corridor has a tough time with straight E fetch storms. You really need to hope,for all of us in W MA, thatt the initial thump is solid.
Can’t wait to see the hand wringing that goes on with every little shift in modeling from here on out. No matter what, SW and central CT looks golden as does S ORH Co and parts East
White pines are a lot more resilient than people give them credit for. Straight long duration winds they do fine, it’s when you get swirling winds in severe convection that you get them to snap in half
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NAM is pretty meh up here but I’ve also never been expecting too much in NW MA. I also don’t buy its depiction of a couple of inches here, I’m thinking more like 4 - 6” for Greenfield.