Biggest issue in Gray, ME right now is there is NO wind, nothing to blow/shake it off the limbs, keeps piling and piling. Can hear cutoffs blowing all around me. Lots of flicking but I'm still on, for now.
Wind numbers for my area starting to finalize. Looks like not much beyond the immediate coast here in ME, CMPCO will still mange to just about blackout the whole state probably...
GYX dropped a bunch of the high wind watches they had out this morning. Euro continues to show gusts only along the immediate coast. Will still cause some issues, rain looks to be the biggest factor, another 3" pouring...
Thanks for the map... I don't think GYX buys it yet. They put out this map, and in their discussion he states the low level jet is going to keep inland from seeing very high gusts.
As it stands now that looks to be more inland with 60s and 70s than the christmas storm?
Can we see this for more of Maine as well, please? I don't have a sub to anything that'll give me wind gust maps. Looks like 60 in Portland area... Wonder if this won't be much for us, but more for CT, RI and Mass??
CMP I know didn't bring anybody in until after it was already underway/after the fact. Depending on rain flooding was by far the more consequential thing from the pre-xmas storm. Up by camp in Rangeley there is a lot of damage.
After the last one didn't pan out I have a feeling they won't be so apt to bring in line crews to hang out for nothing again... lines could be down for a while this time
I'm on Gray FD. Something came down on Yarmouth RD and I think whatever was frying over there made the whole area flicker before Yarmouth RD tripped out. Looking at wind maps now I'd say that's about the most action we'll see