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Everybody's is. Relatively speaking, no one lives out here. lol. Franklin County's pop. is only 72K over 700+ sqaure mi. and 17K of that is in Greenfield.

I've been amazed at all the new places I've been to since we moved out here.

My daughter's going to have her First communion this year. Looks like she's the only second grade kid in the parish. The good news is that they said we can pretty much decide what weekend we want to do it.

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10pm outage updates: since 9pm, CT CL&P up 9k, CT UI up 8k, WT MA up 800

CT:

CL&P http://www.cl-p.com/.../OutageMap.aspx

Total CL&P Customers Served:

1,239,981

Total CL&P Customers Reported Affected:

29,643

United Illuminated http://www.uinet.com...EvZ0FBIS9nQSEh/

8,529 Customers without power

MA: https://www1.nationa...utageMap-MA-RES

Western MA: http://www.wmeco.com.../outagemap.aspx

Total WMECO Customers Served:

212,747

Total WMECO Customers Reported Affected:

3,677

NY State (NYSEG): http://outagemap.nys.../?style=newyork

Number of Customers Served: 873609

Number of Customers Out: 21576

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lol no thunder until now and the line is already threw here

Sometimes the thunder post frontal is due to the air still rising at a slant...into the ice layer where charge separation occurs. In other words, the heaviest downpours still did not really get into the charge separation area and ideal lightning temp range of -10 to -20C or so. Usually with strong srly flow...as the line moves east, the air is still rising up and over to the NW. It's sometimes called the relative wind.

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thanks for the explanation! always learning here

Sometimes the thunder post frontal is due to the air still rising at a slant...into the ice layer where charge separation occurs. In other words, the heaviest downpours still did not really get into the charge separation area and ideal lightning temp range of -10 to -20C or so. Usually with strong srly flow...as the line moves east, the air is still rising up and over to the NW. It's sometimes called the relative wind.

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Tide and surge just coming into New London now. Watching the tides online site. You have links to the pics?

Surge about a foot in NL. I'm guessing there will be some good splash over NL to Stonington as high tide approaches. Worst winds missed high tide across central and western sound.

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Surge about a foot in NL. I'm guessing there will be some good splash over NL to Stonington as high tide approaches. Worst winds missed high tide across central and western sound.

The video I saw on channel 8 was from this early afternoon high tide, water came into the neighborhoods and stayed much of the afternoon with the south winds keeping the water from escaping back into the sound

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The video I saw on channel 8 was from this early afternoon high tide, water came into the neighborhoods and stayed much of the afternoon with the south winds keeping the water from escaping back into the sound

Yeah classic southerly gale splashover. Not really destructive stuff with only a foot or so of surge but can definitely close roads.

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