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Roof top..but my chimney may be too close in proximity at about 10ft away. Also, I wish I had it a bit higher - it sits about 2-3 feet off the roof.

hit 38.3 here on my station..which may run a couple degrees too warm. But not close to 32. Still had some light frost buildup on the windshields

1.71" Event, 8.52" MTD, 12.05 since 9/11 ish Including IDA and the storm on 9/10..that's about 22.25" in 2 months.

breaks of sun. not a washout as advertised, thus far

First three weeks of November are kinda useless anyway..just need good weather for the cleanups as mentioned. Then around Turkey Day that's when it feels right to get some cold and start looking for wintry events on the models.

It's probably more like 1 million, or 1.5 million people since customers represent households. "Particularly when we all know it will strike one or two communities while sparing the rest of us a pedestrian ordeal." That's one way to downplay impacts that don't affect one's backyard.

First region-wide freeze looking possible end of next week/weekend.

3.42" Event 6.81" MTD 10.34" since 9/11 ish Throw in IDA and the storm on 9/10..that's about 20.5" in less than 2 months.

Yeah, now that I recall..March 2018 was the storm where a giant pine came about 5 ft away from taking me out while on the toilet. That one some wild winds, and I'm guessing there was more of an inversion to deal with? .so quite impressive.

This is and Feb 2013 are probably the two worst tree damage storms of past decade in SE Mass. I might be missing a couple others, maybe March 2018?

Took a few pics from my car - may not look as damaging as it did in person.

97% of my town without power, 99% of Bourne. somehow mine remains

dead nuts with my MTD: 6.43"

Two others from that site, Wellfleet / PTOWN 110.0mph Inst. max at Anemometer #1: The aforementioned temporary anemometer tripod #1 at White Crest Beach, Wellfleet, MA recorded an off-horizontal (due to vibration loosening tilt-mount support) gust to 110.0mph at UTC 712 10/27. This chaotic, extreme gust was validated examining raw pulse buffer data. (Inst: 110.0mph @ 7:12:56 0.1s: 109.5mph @ 7:12:56 ½-s: 108.0mph @ 7:12:56 1s: 105.4mph @ 7:12:56 3s: 96.3mph @ 7:12:58 60s: 76.0mph @ 7:26:40) 103.6mph Inst. max at Anemometer #2: The aforementioned temporary anemometer tripod #2 at the high-exposure spot near Dune Shacks Trail in Provincetown, MA recorded a traditional horizontal wind speed of 103.6mph at UTC 636am 10/27. This was also validated by examining the supporting raw pulse buffer data free of artifacts and inertially consistent with the viscosity of air. (Inst: 103.6mph @ 6:36:44 0.1s: 101.6mph @ 6:36:44 ½-s: 99.6mph @ 6:36:45 1s: 96.7mph @ 6:36:45 3s: 91.5mph @ 7:52:13 60s: 78.1mph @ 7:27:12)

2.97" since yesterday am

I'm sure this will be a common theme as the sun rises. across the street

Out with the Stein, in with the

Strongest winds between 3-6am it appears. I was initially thinking between 10-midnight. schools closed here.

I didn't think the winds would remain this strong when I woke up.. this is insane.

Still have power but it has flickered off about 12 times. It sounds crazy out - would not be shocked to hear reports of 70-80mph here.

gotta be gusting over 60mph+ now

you can make out the gravity waves in the radar. here comes the damage

peak winds here seem like they'll be between 10pm-midnight..then further shift further inland through SEMass etc.

If i had to venture a guess, winds are 30-35mph. maybe gusts to 45mph so far