October Comes Early: Late September Multi-Hazard Hybrid Storm

[512high]

56F/ .57" since midnight/ light breeze 

[Typhoon Tip]

this thing's winding down.   'it'll take another 36 hours of family denial before the plugs pulled but it's done

[RCola]

Yet another downpour in Providence. It's getting ridiculous.

[JACKASS]

24 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

this thing's winding down.   'it'll take another 36 hours of family denial before the plugs pulled but it's done

That's an awesome analogy!

Thanks for the laugh.

[kdxken]

5.04" total with 4.15" coming in the last 24.

[JACKASS]

Not to take away from the one's that got what they hoped for (or even got more than they bargained for), it was just another shitty weekend here.

[butterfish55]

Still pouring.   When it isn't pouring, it's that heavy heavy mist.   

No idea what we're up to here so I'll just wait for TBlizz to update his total since his house is about 4 miles from mine

[WxWatcher007]

 

[WinterWolf]

1 hour ago, Typhoon Tip said:

this thing's winding down.   'it'll take another 36 hours of family denial before the plugs pulled but it's done

So the forecast is rain all night , and rain all day tomorrow.  That’s not the winding down one usually thinks of. 

[Damage In Tolland]

1.04” .

[RCola]

I'm curious if anyone around PVD has a rain gauge. We're getting hit by another heavy rain cell. My guess is we've got to be 6"+ at this point...maybe 7"+.

[wxeyeNH]

.30" ish.  Most was yesterday.....

[Baroclinic Zone]

Looks like the last of the rain has pushed through for now.

See what tomorrow brings as the low shifts north and overhead.

[CoastalWx]

6.15”

[WxWatcher007]

 

[Great Snow 1717]

2 hours ago, Typhoon Tip said:

this thing's winding down.   'it'll take another 36 hours of family denial before the plugs pulled but it's done

...do you think the rain blossoms overnight?

[CoastalWx]

13 minutes ago, Great Snow 1717 said:

...do you think the rain blossoms overnight?

Yes. Should be a good drink near dawn.

[kdxken]

24 minutes ago, WxWatcher007 said:

 

Enuff!

[powderfreak]

43 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

6.15”

Damn.

0.12” here lol.

[VivaManchVegas]

36 minutes ago, WxWatcher007 said:

 

It looks like central NH will get a bit. They need it.  We are only at one inch here for the whole shebang. 

[H2Otown_WX]

Congrats EMATT!

[ScituateWX]

6.36 here in Pembroke 

[Torch Tiger]

More more more! Get it while gettin is good. Lfg 

[vortex95]

12 hours ago, CoastalWx said:

It’s just sheets of rain blowing sideways. Still windy. Impressive.

Dancin' in the sheets = pitching a tent!  I'll let @dendrite take the next logical step for a reply here (re: FOOTLOOSE!).

[vortex95]

10 hours ago, WxWatcher007 said:

Sure. But that was 76 years ago. Those clearly don't walk through the door often. A good tropical storm could bring inland winds. Outside of that, or the extreme event you mention, it probably ain't happening inland. 

I'm talking about legit 60+ mph frequent gusts, not a wintertime fropa that brings strong but sub-severe gusts. 

Feb 2010 was among the best, at least for NE MA, NH, swrn ME  However, and @ineedsnow would pass out from ecstasy from this, look at Nov 1950.  Truly exceptional for winds inland.  What really stood out from the sustained winds well inland.  Something like that today would rival power outages equivalent to a 1938 HU.  The only thing mitigating it would be less leaves on the trees.

[HoarfrostHubb]

3.76” daily total. Might hit a 4 spot.  
 

4.4” event total with a decent amount to come.  

[CoastalWx]

Sheet rains return.

[vortex95]

9 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Sheet rains return.

Li'l convection cells over Weymouth!  Make sense given the occlusion and instability.  HRRR shows 200-500 CAPE overnight in far ern MA and RI.  As I tried to point out to @CoastalWx earlier, offshore SSTs are near climo peak and 2-4 C above avg!   Not your typical Nor'easter SSTs! 

00z HRRR gives another widespread 1-2" for much of region w/ a max of 3" near PVD and another 3" max wrn ME.  Spot 10" seems likely in sern MA.

[Torch Tiger]

20 minutes ago, vortex95 said:

Feb 2010 was among the best, at least for NE MA, NH, swrn ME  However, and @ineedsnow would pass out from ecstasy from this, look at Nov 1950.  Truly exceptional for winds inland.  What really stood out from the sustained winds well inland.  Something like that today would rival power outages equivalent to a 1938 HU.  The only thing mitigating it would be less leaves on the trees.

Yes we easily gusted 70mph in 2010 (Bedford, NH).  Maybe higher but it was difficult to tell because I was inside and iirc it was roughly 10pm-2am.   Could hear large trees falling. No power for 10 days.  But 1950 adds at least 20-30mph on top

[Torch Tiger]

Never thought much of it but it makes sense 1938 and 1950 were actually on-par for inland winds, just the foliage difference.  MWN had similar winds iirc and for mixing and etc. subtleties, they probably weren't far off.  '38 probably had tors and microbursts that would maybe be more damaging