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Ju-ply 2026 Obs and Disco - Kicking it off with heat, humidity, and ... severe?


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15 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Another boring event . A narrow zone may get 3-6” and a few cars get stuck for an hour . Riveting 

New hobby, or you still looking into relocating?

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23 minutes ago, kdxken said:

Were you expecting a hurricane?

You were posting maps and teen boy tweets you follow of a wild Noreaster , 5-10” of rain and even told Wiz he’d wash down the CT River. People were posting about everyone needing arcs to get around . Meanwhile those in the know recognized yesterday this was a wagons west event 

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5 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

You were posting maps and teen boy tweets you follow of a wild Noreaster , 5-10” of rain and even told Wiz he’d wash down the CT River. People were posting about everyone needing arcs to get around . Meanwhile those in the know recognized yesterday this was a wagons west event 

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16 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

You were posting maps and teen boy tweets you follow of a wild Noreaster , 5-10” of rain and even told Wiz he’d wash down the CT River. People were posting about everyone needing arcs to get around . Meanwhile those in the know recognized yesterday this was a wagons west event 

Was going to post an AA meeting near you, but that shit ain’t funny.

Apologies for even thinking of doing such a thing.

Too everyone that’s had to deal with it, my bad!

edited my original post.

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I followed the major tornado that hit the area along Lake Winnebago in Wisconsin.  It moved north to south.  I just watched a really interesting video that was taken along the lake.   It looks like as the winds shifted from the east the lake rose several fee.  Watch the lake water level.  Was it just the wind?  Was it the rapid pressure rise?  I have never seen something like this.  Attached is the general area and direction. Thoughts?

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