SouthCoastMA

Feb 16 and March 5th 2015, respectively

Feb 11th 2015 - Canton, outside my work

Kevin had hair, wowzers.

Radar estimates were .25 or less

Stein holding strong here - weak sauce overall, aside from the wind which outperformed the rain by a mile.

Yes, that number was garbage and retracted.

Assuming that a large majority of the population doesn't already have built-in / tcell immunity via cross-protection from other coronaviruses (potentially between 25-50%) + % of Population already infected - then yes those numbers would be concerning. I just highly doubt it given the trends around the world. I'm specifically referring to the fatality rate though - cross-reactive T cell memory can reduce disease severity, such that fewer people would become severely ill or die from COVID-19. So, hoping for that + vaccine will really cut down numbers over the next year so that we can get back closer to normal.

Myocarditis is definitely a concern..and also something that can be caused from other viruses like the flu. It would be nice if all information was presented. What we don't know yet is if COVID causes a higher rate of myocarditis..it could.

Cheer up COVID-19 SURVIVAL RATES (per CDC): Ages 0-19: 99.997% Ages 20-49: 99.98% Ages 50-69: 99.5% Ages 70+: 94.6%

Tug without the finish that leaves the weenies blue

Moving to Sandwich, not West Barnstable - not a bad Cape spot for snow.

Holding out hope but we've seen this many times before - Euro/EPS on an island for 2 or 3 cycles, other models slowly capitulate to Euro, while the Euro slowly trends less favorable so the end result is meh. If 00z and 12z repeat or continue to get more exotic then I guess maybe its onto something.

Those retrograding noreasters are rare enough in Winter, where we can have ample blocking. Threading the needle amplified in September.

38 ain't coming through that door anytime soon. I could see a Bob redux happening in the next few years though, and maybe even a Eduardo/Noel this fall

I'm moving to West Barnstable so I'm already losing about 10" off my seasonal total. My weather might be more interesting though. Southern Bristol county is pretty meh barring a landfalling hurricane.

The pattern doesn't look great for anything coming up the coast in the next couple weeks, to me at least.

Cok tease..but cape still had gusts between 60-90mph.. definitely was over hyped leading up to it..so obviously underwhelming for SNE as a whole

Then that should satisfy climo for tropical systems hitting SNE for a while

Does Isais even count as a SNE hit, despite it's wind impact in CT/RI? It basically ran up the coast, but inland.

Yes, and they were fined $600 for each event, which is nothing compared to how much they earned from the two weddings

Yeah..my neighbors had a large limb down in their backyard..probably comparable to what DIT posted but it was basically a nothingburger here and not worth posting an image.

2 hour burst of 40-50mph gusts with some limbs down..but I feel like this happens several times a year so meh. I mean, I'll take it but nothing too impressive. March 1st 2018 and the storm earlier this spring were gustier

Irene brought solid surge and wind to south coast..and we had a microburst. Pretty memorable for me

The euro now has it east of Florida..but pretty weak

Haven't seen a sprinkle in 2+ days