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


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2 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Maybe it’s closer to Western CT, but you gotta remember Low will develop  later on tonight and at night as that happens the LLJ increases just saying to watch that area that’s all. Maybe it’ll be more progressive.

Ya that’s our opportunity to get bad , if that trains it will be trouble.

On a side note the local min golf spot in Oxford just reopened this month and they almost had another disaster last week with the 2” in 1 hour rainfall. They showed me pictures from the ‘24 flood and then last week when the river rose about 10’ in an hour and the mini golf is literally on the river about 15-20’ above it a dangerously close call. 

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6 minutes ago, ma blizzard said:

liking just E of ORH hills for second jack 

Yeah, I could see that too, I mentioned that earlier. Plus they already had an inch or whatever today in some spots. I was thinking more tonight until Thursday. Earlier, I was kind of envisioning a little sort of low retrograding back and throwing some moisture in, becoming more stratiform tomorrow night to Thursday, but some of the models disagree now on that, so it might be closer to Worcester.

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Actually, the 18 nam  was kind of what I pictured yesterday, but I know it’s the nam lol. But it kind of shows you what I was sort of envisioning.

 

I find these events very difficult to predict, you gotta look at synoptics and sort of climatology and try to figure out where the best rain would be and not knee jerk model to model or run to run.

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National Weather Service Boston/Norton MA
345 PM EDT Tue Jul 28 2026

.WHAT HAS CHANGED...
Expanded the flood watch to include Worcester, Windham, and
Providence counties. Increased rainfall totals with a
widespread two to four inches expected for most areas, and up to
five to seven inches possible for the Berkshires and Worcester
Hills
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