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  1. BDL and ORH got it BOS and PVD tied RECORD EVENT REPORT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BOSTON/NORTON MA 0419 PM EDT MON MAR 28 2022 ...RECORD COLD HIGH TEMPERATURE SET AT HARTFORD CT... A RECORD COLD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 31 DEGREES WAS SET AT HARTFORD CT TODAY. THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 34 DEGREES SET IN 1966. ...RECORD COLD HIGH TEMPERATURE SET AT WORCESTER MA... A RECORD COLD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 27 DEGREES WAS SET AT WORCESTER MA TODAY. THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 28 DEGREES SET IN 1966. ...RECORD COLD HIGH TEMPERATURE TIED AT BOSTON MA... A RECORD COLD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 33 DEGREES WAS SET AT BOSTON MA TODAY. THIS TIES THE CURRENT RECORD OF 33 DEGREES SET IN 1893. ...RECORD COLD HIGH TEMPERATURE TIED AT PROVIDENCE RI... A RECORD COLD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 34 DEGREES WAS TIED AT PROVIDENCE RI TODAY. THIS TIES THE CURRENT RECORD OF 34 SET IN 1926.
  2. Looks like BDL's low max may well be crushed by 4 degrees... and the wind is just ridiculous Records also likely falling at ORH, BDR, PVD, and NYC Midnight highs may just barely prevent records at BOS, MHT, and CON
  3. The Charlotte area really needs a radar or radars. Folks have been looking into it for a long time, but it just hasn't happened. Durant, OK just announced they were getting a C band in the last few weeks, and the SE Texas gap is at least partially mitigated by TAMU's mostly operational S band (though not sure about its QPE performance) and the NBC affiliate in Dallas has a pretty nice S band located to the SE of the metroplex that can do some gap filling out there. Far SE Oklahoma coverage is still pretty terrible and an extra dangerous spot for a tornado.
  4. Killington sent out an email a little while ago reporting 11" in the last 24 hours... I don't know whether to raise an eyebrow or grab the skis and head north
  5. I found it to be just about perfect today for spring cleanup weather with a late afternoon ski. No need to be sweating hauling brush, raking, etc. We've got plenty of time for warmth and dews.
  6. Last call at the Beast. Always bittersweet
  7. Not that it's unusual but even a couple days ago I noticed that Dallas proper was definitely coming to life whereas Ft Worth and Denton were still well behind. Spring seemed a bit late out there.
  8. Seems like they have some GR2A files that can be downloaded https://wdi.geos.tamu.edu/data/ADRAD/GR2A/TAMU/
  9. TAMU has a radar that the weather service has access to. I am pretty sure it's operational today. Not sure if the data is public.
  10. Durant OK is getting a C band (I think) which should have pretty good range. This will help on both sides of the Red River. But could use a few more... I'd like another X band in Rockwall county personally.
  11. definitely a little velocity signature running 67 toward Midlothian. That stretch of 67 from Venus ENE is the single most active place for these spinups that I've seen in my 10 years running this network in the metroplex. With the east shores of Eagle Mt lake a close second.
  12. I'm in Grapevine right on the west side of the airport. SIrens were going off and was cool but not totally intense compared to some other areas today.
  13. Sirens were going off... was cool, but nothing we don't see in Belchertown on the reg
  14. West of DFW disagrees. Bad damage today. I'm in Grapevine, TX dead center of a tornado warning, but looks meh at present. Hopefully I'm not jinxing myself.
  15. edit--- seems to be cycling a bit... couplet loosened after posting but restrengthening
  16. In Eastern MA the hail storm was 2/25/16 Ironically, one year later, 2/25/17 was the tornado through Conway
  17. BDR too. I'm not sure if that should be surprising or not.
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