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if the wasps/hornets aren't aggressive, just let em be. We have some fearsome looking mf'ers around but they mind their business and we mind ours.
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The answer should have been 4/1/97 (in Lexington) but I dozed off briefly and missed 30". Still regret it
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not sure if this was in regards to the Rehoboth post, but per Nocera that's just since 7AM today. 2day total 8.25" and not done.
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(4:23 PM) nws-frank.nocera: NWS employee just reported 6.89 inches in Rehoboth, MA. Over three inches in the last hour!
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Little core that moved N of Tolland, now into Stafford Springs has been persistent. Probably some enhanced rainfall there if nothing else.
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Definite rotation near Bondsville /Ware Swift River bridge area
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Nice. Core held together with no new core forming so far.
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No shortage of lightning that's for sure
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starting to see moisture surge N out ahead. My guess is that the rotation core that has been moving along 202 through Granby gets cut off, with a new rotation area to watch forming SSE here as the main line starts to interact with the developing echoes. Probably like Palmer/Three Rivers... tbd I guess.
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SVR issued out here
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decent look... with standard storm scale rotation but nothing jumping off the screen on velocity
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storm looks pretty good. Looks to go a little north of downtown Springfield, worst seemingly between Chicopee and Holyoke.
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Apparantly there is a stand at the Hardwick Farmers market on Sundays that will have pawpaws starting next week.
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last hour update... now 8.4" (passes 2018) for the month now 9.36" and goes to #2 all time (1915) -
From NWS chat below (for KDFW)... earlier they said that 3pm yesterday to 3pm today will be the period to watch: (10:17 AM) nws-bianca.garcia: Yes, it looks like we are at #4 for the greatest 24 hour period precip totals. For the top 3 stats: The all time highest is 9.57" (September 4-5, 1932), #2 is 8.81" (April 24-25, 1922), and #3 is 8.11" (Sept 21-22, 2018).
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More than a foot of rain ESE of Dallas. Seemingly the jackpot so far. Johnson county also putting up very big numbers. And Tarrant co, though behind by several inches, is getting hit very hard again as we speak as convective processeses commence with heating.
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The water was remarkably warm at Long Sands in York 2 weeks ago.
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KMLB had a heck of a season that year, the eyes of both systems moved into view beautifully and kept coming.
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Frances and Jeanne in 04 I think were the last true FL east coast specials. Not catastrophic but solid hits.
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Theoretically it could be useful for convective initiation, but frankly I'm not even sure it's good at that. Sat is probably better. I use it for clear air winds aloft though, and there's not much else to use.
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It's useful operationally at the 1-3 hr range
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A 1.5 hr delay is nothing these days. You'd almost have to sign for that going in.
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honestly, I think this still might be my fave out of all of them. The original.
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Thanks. Interestingly, given that the all time record high min is 80 in threadex, all the likely contenders here (89/90/95/06) got wiped out by fropas during the day. Not coincidence I suppose.
