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Apparently not boring in... AEMATT? https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/boston/news/lexington-massachusetts-storm-damage/
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My old site. Haven't updated it in years and it could def use some love but all the ENX and BOX lowest scan imagery is archived going back to 2018. Click the clock icon top left. Https://emmy7.casa.umass.edu/umaxx/nexrad.html
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This is the next base scan
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I know these aren't the greatest but this is zoomed in base velocity from ENX and BOX on Wiz's location, and a BOX reflectivity shot for reference. Hard to see much, but if you had a plot of SRV you might see something a bit clearer given the storm is moving east pretty fast. Also Nexrad coverage sucks out here, so there's that. Looks like there might have been something also just S of CEF, but that little red speck is N of Paul.
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Sun in the valley and yeah, rainbows looking east
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Fam saying lots of down trees in ware and many roads blocked
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Dang congrats but sorry about the shed. That boundary interaction that OceanSt mentioned seemingly pulsed up intensity in your area.
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That's nearly right over my head. No rotation that I could observe but it wasn't run of the mill either. Very strong storm.
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57kts at BAF
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Nice. Should be good here a minute. Lots of thunder.
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Pics?
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It did briefly ramp up off the ground in Turners Otherwise the trailing discrete cells are yielding to the line in W CT and that looks to be the dominant feature here
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I'd keep an eye on the interaction between the discrete cell moving through Whately merging into the linear segment. Turner's Falls area would be the target, as usual. Valley hotspot.
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The 3km nammy this morning resolved the heat and dews better than any run of the HRRR for this area at least
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88/60 at CEF
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That was pretty decent rotation there. Wouldn't shock me if a funnel cloud pic shows up on the internets if any human being was out there to observe it
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A Cb went up and fizzled which was good. Keep it cooking for now
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11z hrrr backed off a little but prior runs and the 3km nam looked pretty good for some Btown bangers later on
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76 for the high here
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PWS readings in the low to mid 80 here down to the Pike
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Yore
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Front just arrived with moderate gusts but the airmass change behind it is notable and unwelcome
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Edited to 8/8/23 Also Scituate had an EF2 8/18/23 so we may have to generalize to coastal SEMA
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The Cape is the new tornado alley in SNE (7/23/19 & 8/8/23)
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yeah that event was 4/18/18 Actually was a bit of a bust, but any amount of snow on that late date is notable
