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  1. Heavy RN here. Again. Not a ray of sunshine all day.
  2. 6/6/10? But no... other than the meh lapse rates, this is not that. Or maybe there was a totally meh event on 6/1/10 also that I'm forgetting
  3. Yep, few things better than drinking coffee out on the screen porch in the morning with birds chirping away. Great for the cats too, who sit transfixed by rabbits, chipmunks, etc. Too buggy in these parts for the deck. A typically windy spot on the coast might be tolerable.
  4. Would like to see a little clearing before getting too bullish in these parts. Maybe we get a window after like 1pm?
  5. Pretty good storm complex rolled through from NE to SW. Missed most of Tarrant Co however.
  6. The minimalistic production of that particular song was kind of an early precursor to a lot of today's stuff that most of us old bastards don't care for.
  7. 2" of rain over the last 2 days.
  8. It has been epic from a sensible wx standpoint no doubt.
  9. LSR- "multiple trees down on railroad tracks - amtrack rail service between springfield and windsor locks shutdown per amateur radio"
  10. KCEF 122202Z 26036G51KT 1 1/2SM +TSRA SQ BKN025 BKN037 OVC120 29/20 A2963 RMK AO2A SLP038
  11. strong inflow notch near Easthampton... IMO it likely 'releases' and reforms a generally rotating core along rt 202
  12. that southerly flow in the valley already starting to show, small cell popped just ahead of the main line in Westfield... where it gets reabsorbed would be a rotation threat, albeit, not a major one I don't think. But could be picturesque all the same.
  13. Chance the ESE motion may be slowing down some now and we may see this start curling back to due E or ENE
  14. Pretty solid core, likely some hail I think, near Belcher, NY. Notice a trend?
  15. Mesoscale Discussion 1457 NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 0132 PM CDT Tue Jul 12 2022 Areas affected...Portions of eastern NY into New England Concerning...Severe Thunderstorm Watch 460... Valid 121832Z - 122000Z The severe weather threat for Severe Thunderstorm Watch 460 continues. SUMMARY...A threat for damaging winds and hail should spread eastward this afternoon. An areal extension of Severe Thunderstorm Watch 460 and/or a downstream watch may be needed. DISCUSSION...Convection has gradually intensified over the past hour or so across eastern NY. Strong effective bulk shear of 50+ kt associated with an enhanced mid-level jet remains more than sufficient for supercells, with multiple attempts at discrete thunderstorms noted. Even with mid-level lapse rates remaining poor, diurnal heating of a moist low-level airmass has contributed to around 500-1000 J/kg of MLCAPE in a narrow corridor along and just ahead of the ongoing activity. Some recent clustering has also occurred in far eastern NY, and current expectations are for a mix of multicells and supercells to spread eastward into parts of New England over the next few hours. Both damaging winds and hail should remain a threat with this activity. Based on current thunderstorm motions around 35-40 kt, an areal extension of Severe Thunderstorm Watch 460 to include more of eastern NY and southern VT may be needed. A downstream watch into parts of New England where sufficient destabilization has occurred is also possible.
  16. verbatim it looks the best up in Hubbyville. but yeah we'll probably take some down too
  17. The rare southerly breeze at Quabbin this evening. Felt weird.
  18. labor day is 9/5 this year.... I was thinking zero chance, but to be fair it hit 102 on 9/7/1881... that is crazy. Also hit a 100 on 9/2/53.
  19. throw in a Dec 1980 arctic outbreak and it's a deal
  20. 1980 has the daily record high at DFW for 18 out of 26 days from 6/23 to 7/18, including the all time record. Now that is some amazing heat (or a broken sensor )
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