SouthCoastMA

Just now, WxWatcher007 said:

While y’all talk about snow..the Euro brings the center of TD 6 pretty close to the Cape. Using free stuff so I can’t tell if that actually means anything in terms of sensible wx.

Maybe some heavy rains if there's a PRE, which is looking more likely as of late

42 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

No, you were pretty close to average snowfall....Ray's current area was well below average.

Speaking of which. We miss those maps. 

Didn't receive a drop yesteday. Hopefully we can get something tonight. 

42 minutes ago, dryslot said:

Once you get a couple TORS once in 100 yrs, Now there going to be the norm with every CF.

Like how every noreaster is a potential 1/22/05 or 1/15 due to the gulf stream

12 hours ago, Dr. Dews said:

Bob was much worse on the Cape for most people.I was old enough to remember it but most 30-35 or younger have zero idea what a hurricane can do in NE. I was in the right eyewall about 1/2 mile where the roof was ripped off the hotel in E Fal. The gusts were 100 easy, maybe 120. You could hear the Microbursts and damage around you

 

 Bob came in two hours earlier than anticipated by the previous days forecasts, generally. A 4pm landfall would have destroyed coastal SE MA nearing high tide. Two hours,maybe 3 prevented a much worse hit.

Bob was historic for my local region..(the top part of Buzzards bay). We had a 12ft-20ft surge and many houses in the Swift Beach area were destroyed or swept completely out to sea. I can't imagine if it hit during peak high tide. 

21 hours ago, USCAPEWEATHERAF said:

I will write my blog post now and post it shortly of my experience from the Tuesday Severe Weather on Cape Cod, including two separate EF-1 tornado touchdowns, with 110mph winds.

Just take your blog post and make it a chapter within your book

14 minutes ago, Baroclinic Zone said:

Not burnt at home.  Perfectly timed rain and cutting high and extended periods make for a green lawn.  Going on 3 weeks now since I mowed.

It's somewhat burnt here, but I have a lack of shade / trees to assist. 

36 minutes ago, MaineJayhawk said:

Meteorology not modelology.

 

Oh, that makes no difference here 

It's neither. Try weenieology

Not one drop here Saturday or Sunday. great weekend

The bait keeps flowin', and the fish keep bitin'

Hail. Nice storm

4 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

It still boggles my mind that you and Kev are two different people .  It's like copy and paste responses.

Could be an AI Bot that was fed all of Kevin's responses over the years - it finally had enough material to go LIVE this year

May 2009 

3 hours ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

Big Swells is only legit weather effect that seems realistic from “cane season”

If lucky we'll get in a cone of uncertainty 5 days out or grazed by the spaghetti models...but ultimately blue balled, aka Eduardo'd 

10 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

Your fascination with him is unending...

He has to get alert notifications of DIT posts. Sorta like a bluecheckmark on twitter after a Trump tweet

12 minutes ago, dryslot said:

King tickled east.

the money is always with more boring. seems like 12z yesterday was the western goalpost and everything has subtly shifted east since then. 

Dont torture yourself by hoping for a nice April. It's new England. Punt punt punt until may 1st at least

The HRRR looks pretty nice but it's still out of range

Just now, dryslot said:

 

All streaks eventually come to an end.

I feel dirty. 

Just checked the plumes out of morbid curiosity. EWB with a robust snow mean of 0.13" 

Honestly haven't looked at SREFS since its brain broke a few years back

What's with CT's NY fetish. 

Rain with some flakes here in Acushnet. doubt anything accumulates though

Just now, CoastalWx said:

So upslope snow and next week squashed. Sounds pretty sweet.

Bend over for the cosmic dildo

If you're lucky you'll be treated to a windex flurry

2 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

We’re gonna go ahead and toss

Flipped the switch eh?