HalloweenGale

What are the thunderstorm chances looking like?

51 here in West Dennis. Scattered cumulus.

5 hours ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

Sunday pm could be wild 

Reminds me of Easter 2013. Started off sunny and ended absolutely nasty with heavy rain and wind.

Severe thunderstorm warning for parts of Cape and Islands.

Heavy rain, windy. Clouds moving @ Hwy speed at low level. 49F.

Wind ripping and 50F.

46F here in beautiful West Dennis

Socked in the clouds here. 48F.

9 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

High wind warning for Cape and islands

Power has flickered a few times.

What's next for this system? From what I've seen, it's supposed to head E-SE into the Atlantic, near Bermuda.

Raining here in West Dennis. Wind is gusting close to 40 mph.

Bumpy, going to get bumpier. Wind is coming up. It's been spitting rain here. Looks like we're leaving one band and are going to go into another.

On 12/9/2019 at 1:10 AM, Windspeed said:

 

https://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/data_sub/re_anal.html

Of note, aside from the upgrade of Betsy to a Cat 4 as noted above, Carla is also now a confirmed Cat 4 landfall into Texas. Haiti was hit by two Cat 4 hurricanes within two years in Cleo ('64) and Flora ('63). Belize was also impacted by a Cat 4, Hattie, '65.

Full report can be found here:
1961-1965 revisions

I'm interested in that hurricane that had been left out of the database and was described as a "winter type storm."

6 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

because 1070 mb highs happen all the time 

 

I really hope this gets discussed in the NHC post season Analysis (the storm, not the High pressure area)

24 minutes ago, correnjim1 said:

maybe it will give us some fun

I look forward to things that go bump in the night. It's gonna get bumpy here on Cape.

2 minutes ago, correnjim1 said:

beautiful looking for sure

Almost looks like '91.

Rain/drizzle here. This storm looks awfully subtropical.

10 hours ago, Ginx snewx said:

Looks subtropical with a symmetric warm core. Coastal Emass going to get a good blow. Luckily tides are low this week

Winds have been steadily picking up here.

Has anybody here been watching this coastal low that's going to be ramping up? I could've sworn it had an eye feature earlier today. Looks like it's going to retrograde.

The 27th anniversary of the Superstorm of 1993 is fast approaching. How much did everyone get? Out on ACK 2" was reported, but I could've sworn we had more. Maybe that was from the storm that hit SNE on the 10-11th?

8 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Boston

1957-10	T	0
1957-11	0.1	0
1957-12	T	0
1958-01	6.6	0
1958-02	23.9	0
1958-03	12.0	0
1958-04	2.1

About average it seems

How good was the winter of 1957-58 for SNE? According to my dad, the snowstorm that happened on his birthday (3/14/58) knocked out the power to Richardson House.

Practically have had nothing down here on Cape Cod. There was that one event in late December or early January (that I was out of town for.) Makes me long for the days of 2014-15.

My dad took me to see the houses/cottages getting washed into the ocean on the east end of ACK.

Thanksgiving 1989 rings a bell. ACK got a foot out of it (in November nonetheless.) With Turkey Day in two weeks. Sorry for the crappy snow map.