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August 2020 Discussion


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Just now, powderfreak said:

BOS and ORH ASOS both over 1” water.

BOS gust to 42mph, ORH to 62mph.

Yeah--the wind was insane.  I was worried a tree might come down on our house a week before we sell it.  I suppose I should be concerned that a tree could have come down on the house we're guying too.  I guess that would be more of a sellers' angst than mine.

 

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This is how you do heavy rain.

abular Listing of 306 Observations from 08/22/2020 20:54 GMT to 08/23/2020 21:50 GMT:

Time
(GMT)
2.0m Temperature
° F
2.0m Dew Point
° F
2.0m Wet bulb temperature
° F
2.0m Relative Humidity
%
10.0m Wind Speed
 mph
10.0m Wind Gust
 mph
10.0m Wind Direction Pressure
 in
Sea level pressure
 in
Altimeter
 in
Weather conditions Visibility
 miles
Ceiling
 feet
Precipitation 1hr
 in
Precipitation 3hr
 in
Precipitation 6hr
 in
Peak Wind Speed
 mph
Peak Wind Direction 6 Hr High Temperature
° F
6 Hr Low Temperature
° F
24 Hr High Temperature
° F
24 Hr Low Temperature
° F
Quality
Control
21:50 66.2 60.8 62.7 83 9.2 17.3 E 28.97   30.05 Light Rain/Thunderstorm 10.00 5000 1.13     62.1 N         OK
21:47 66.9 62.1 63.7 84 10.4 17.3 E 28.97   30.05 Light Rain/Thunderstorm 10.00 1300 1.13     62.1 N         OK
21:45 66.2 62.6 63.9 88 8.1   ESE 28.96   30.04 Light Rain 9.00 1300 1.13                 OK
21:40 66.2 62.6 63.9 88 11.5 27.6 E 28.94   30.02 Light Rain, Mist 2.00 1300 1.12     62.1 N         OK
21:35 66.2 62.6 63.9 88 15.0   E 28.95   30.03 Heavy Rain, Fog 0.50 1100 1.06                 OK
21:34 66.0 63.0 64.0 90 16.1 39.1 E 28.95   30.03 Heavy Rain/Thunderstorm, Fog 0.50 1100 1.04     62.1 N         OK
21:30 64.4 62.6 63.3 94 18.4   NE 28.94   30.02 Heavy Rain, Fog 0.25 900 0.87                 OK
21:29 64.9 63.0 63.7 93 23.0 44.9 NE 28.94   30.02 Heavy Rain/Thunderstorm, Fog 0.25 700 0.77     62.1 N         OK
21:26 64.9 63.0 63.7 93 28.8 62.1 E 28.95   30.03 Heavy Rain/Thunderstorm, Fog 0.25 700 0.45     62.1 N         OK
21:25 64.4 62.6 63.3 94 25.3 38.0 ENE 28.97   30.05 Heavy Rain, Fog 0.24 700 0.37                 OK
21:20 66.2 64.4 65.1 94 38.0 43.7 NNW 28.96   30.04 Heavy Rain, Fog 0.25 3200 0.08     62.1 N         OK
21:18 69.1 64.9 66.3 87 41.4 62.1 N 28.95   30.03 Heavy Rain/Thunderstorm, Fog 0.50 3200 0.05     62.1 N  
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16 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Congrats to all north of and on Pike. At some point lucks gotta turn 

Yeah...not to gloat but it was epic here ...that line congealed around 3:30 Keen to Concord NH and has just been crawling S fanning 55 mph timbre crackling gusts... nickle hailers, and pronged multi pulsing bolts jesus... Even flood warnings in a drought zone -  ... thing is, the line is moving slow too - it's sneaking memorable for around here to have static outflow for 10 minutes like we had in Ayer - I mean more typically the tree tops lean over for a burst and then it's just breezy with heavy rain. This... ? it was like gust after gust of gust... And some people getting 2" of rain in 35 minutes...

No Watch

head scratcher.. .it's been a warning wall the whole way too.  Ha... Weatherwiz must be apoplectic

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Are the ASOS sensors accurate in insane rates like we had?

ORH is at 1.23" at this point.  That'll knock us down a few rungs on the August qpf rankings.

Edit:  1.29"....really having a hard time stopping. Still some thunder/lightning.  Close enough that my treks out to flip the steaks are pretty quick.  The conitnuing rain helps make those fast, too.

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5 minutes ago, kdxken said:

1.37 today 3.65 so far  for the month.  Down to 66 another nice night for sleeping. Hell of a way to run a drought / torch.

Funny how one event will certainly move ORH and BOS down the driest summer list.  1+ inch of rain is probably good for a decent bump down the list actually.

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11 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

Yeah...not to gloat but it was epic here ...that line congealed around 3:30 Keen to Concord NH and has just been crawling S fanning 55 mph timbre crackling gusts... nickle hailers, and pronged multi pulsing bolts jesus... Even flood warnings in a drought zone -  ... thing is, the line is moving slow too - it's sneaking memorable for around here to have static outflow for 10 minutes like we had in Ayer - I mean more typically the tree tops lean over for a burst and then it's just breezy with heavy rain. This... ? it was like gust after gust of gust... And some people getting 2" of rain in 35 minutes...

No Watch

head scratcher.. .it's been a warning wall the whole way too.  Ha... Weatherwiz must be apoplectic

You guys had a fun couple of days . We sure could use some relief south of Pike. In my 15 years in this house.. worst I’ve ever seen it far and away. Death surrounds us now 

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