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FXWX

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  1. As has been pointed out by Wiz, greatest severe potential likely runs across eastern / northeastern Mass; at least in terms of tornado potential. While the SPC meso analysis tornado paraments are far from perfect, they do act as a good guide as to what areas to focus on when storms are moving into & across the region. Almost all of the of the tornado parameters they are generating now continue to bull's eye eastern & northeastern Mass. generate
  2. Sometimes forecasters have to just be honest... Lol... Today is already different than I expected and I'm not sure how it plays out? Just going to watch short term trends for a bit longer...
  3. You might want to survey summertime businesses about that "best summer ever" comment? Also, do you keep your air off and and your windows wide open so you can experience your best summer ever 24/7? Lol
  4. I think we need a new heat index? Let's go with the "SBMTI"(sweat bead materialization time index)... Lol
  5. We're you able to hear thunder from that bolt? I was following that cell from the Burlington / Harwinton border and monitoring lightning strike data at the same time. The lightning detection network did not record any strikes or cloud to cloud / cloud to air in Litchfield County from what I could tell. I think all of the ones on the network were across the NY or MA border.
  6. That cell put on a show for over an hour last night... I watched it from Burlington... It was great because it was never a real threat to disrupt activities... Rapid collapse once it tried to bodily move into the NY/CT/MA border area.
  7. NY cell lightning activity as seen from Burlington, CT PXL_20230705_010820199.TS.mp4
  8. 1.70 at my daughter's house in Mashpee
  9. Here's a comparison of today's (top) smoke density to the plume in late May (bottom)...
  10. Looking north from Mountain Top Pass in Burlington, CT shows a nice line of towering cumulus continuing to build.
  11. It must be an east of the river phenomenon... Lol... Only 59 DP here in west/central iCT???
  12. View of the Litchfield hill from Burlington was crystal clear during the mid-afternoon... Now the smoke plume has completely taken over...
  13. It's the same bullshit every April to September! And every years the grass continues to grow, trees and shrubs don't die, and the landscape does not become desert like...
  14. Bastardi might need to hire a proof reader. Take a look at his recent post! "So if you can weaken the el inino and shit it west which I think will happen given how strong it is early and the competing factors around it ( SS"
  15. It was a beast... By mid/late afternoon heavy snow and strong winds had overwhelmed our location DPW and numerous cars were abandoned... We had a couple of cars abandoned on our street due to the snow being so deep it literally stopped them in their tracks... Straight up blizzard conditions... I think we were in the teens during the height of the heavy snowfall...
  16. Agree on all... sometimes you can get all the ingredients and the cake still doesn't get baked; all you can do is point out the worry and hope for the best in terms of life and property. Although the way this severe weather season has started out for the country, I wouldn't bet against another big / bad outcome...
  17. Still a bit dirty, but the overall setup is very dynamic; wind speeds at multiple levels are at or above levels noted in some of the nastiest of outbreaks... just a quick glance at the SPC meso composite page shows almost all tornado parameters, even their violent tornado composite, covering huge areas... of course, this does not mean it has to happen, but high concern is warranted...
  18. yep... hopefully we get through this without a big hit, but it certainly looks worrisome and falls close to the dates of a couple of historic events... Aprol,4-6???
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