Heat On

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7:24AM

The storms are gone, and the heat is on.

High pressure surface and aloft will control the weather and make it feel like mid Summer for the next few days. A cold front will sink into the region late Sunday then get hung up in the area Monday with a return to unsettled weather as the heat breaks.

TODAY: Sunny. Highs 87-92, cooler Cape Cod. Wind W 5-15 MPH.

TONIGHT: Mostly clear. Lows upper 50s to middle 60s. Wind WSW 5-10 MPH.

FRIDAY: Mostly sunny. Highs 88-93. Wind SW 5-15 MPH.

SATURDAY: Partly cloudy. Low 69. High 92.

SUNDAY: Partly sunny. PM t-storms. Low 70. High 88.

MONDAY: Mostly cloudy. Showers and thunderstorms. Low 66. High 77.

TUESDAY: Partly sunny. Low 59. High 72.

WEDNESDAY: Mostly sunny. Low 54. High 75.

165 thoughts on “Heat On”

  2. Thanks TK.
    Quite the light show last night. Now in the wake of the storms the first potential heat wave of 2013. I really like next Tuesday and Wednesday at this point. Those lows in the 50s at night to me is an indication of a comfortable airmass.

  3. Good Morning all.

    Sorry I wasn’t in on all of the excitement last night. Wife and I were out shopping.
    Saw lightening on the way home. Checked radar when I got in and saw the very
    impressive bow echo, but also noticed it weakening considerably as it headed
    Eastward. I told my wife that it would be nothing and it was nothing. We had some
    rain and several rumbles of thunder, but on my thunderstorm scale of impressiveness, it rated a 3 out of a possible 10. 😀 😀 😀

    That line moved Eastward at a great rate of speed.

    Have a great day all. Headed to Brockton for a conference. Just what I always wanted to do. 😀

  4. Morning all. Sorry, haven’t been on the blog lately. I peek from time to time. Bought a house about a month ago and have been working furiously on it to get it ready for move in day tomorrow. Of course, it just has to be 90+ tomorrow. Gonna try and get it all done in the morning to beat the heat! Nice thunderstorm last night. The thunder sounded weird didnt it? More of a crackling thunder than a rumbling thunder, if that makes any sense. Maybe it was just me, lol. Looking forward to more storms as we get into the summer, but hopefully not destructive ones

    1. Hi Ace – congratulations and best of luck with your new home!! How’s the golf?

      It was a deep crackling wasn’t it….usually it’s a higher pitch if it crackles. A few of the cracks really caught my attention as being something I hadn’t heard before.

      1. Thanks Vicki! Yea its been a lot of work but finally ready to move. The work doesnt end there though but its exciting at the same time.

        Golf game needs some work. I need to get out and practice. At least we’ve had decent weather. How has your husband’s game been?

        It seems the thunder sound for every thunderstorm is different. I wonder what makes the sounds different?

        1. Good question about the sound of the thunder.

          Mac’s game is improving. He’s been at the range a lot…especially chipping and putting. Still needs work also!

          As far as work on a house not ending…….yep, it never, ever, ever ends but you are right that it is worth it 🙂

        2. different atmospheric conditions i believe the kind of energy that is involved by i am probably wrong

    4. Ace my older daughter was here today and without my saying anything she commented that the thunder had a deeper crackling sound than she’s ever heard

      Also mac wants to know if your league has fewer people. His is down from over 100 to 40ish. And he shot 4 over tonight so is very happy 🙂

      1. Wow, 4 over! Id kill for that right now. We only have 8 teams of 2, so theres 16 of us total. We had 4 people drop out but 4 more took their place.

  6. It feels like summer out there. Usually when we get a round of thunderstorms like that we get a drier airmass to move in. This time those thunderstorms marked the beginning of what is looking like the first heat wave of 2013.

  9. does anyone know if skimboards are allowed at hampton beach. First time actually going to hampton . Not sure if its different than the north shore beaches or not.

    1. Agree. The hotter the better. My pool will be busy the next few days. How could you not like this time of year.

    2. Are your classes over for the summer, Emily? I’m glad you will have some beach time!!!! Enjoy 🙂

      1. Emily is here and wants me to tell you her classes are indeed over and she’s “wicked excited” for summer. It’s already underway!

        Oh and as a side note (she did not ask me to add this), she will be on the Dean’s list for nothing but A’s. 🙂

  12. We’ve had seabreezes so much this spring, that while inland has been in the 70s many times, its been more like 58-64F in Marshfield. Thus, this 88F we have feels a lot warmer !!

  13. I am just grinning and baring it with the heat. I am not a fan of it but there is nothing that could be done about it.
    As I said earlier I like what I see for Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.

  14. Where’s the heat?

    Most area obs at 2PM had 85 or 86. No 90s.

    Drive back from Brockton, car thermometer was reading 91 or 92 All the way, but
    the roads are hot as hell. Wonder what 3PM obs reveal?

    1. Should point out that Newton has 7 villages and temperatures among the villages will typically vary by 3 degrees and sometimes as much as 5.

      1. 4PM Obs:

        Boston: 88
        Norwood: 88
        Fitchburg: 88
        Orange: 86
        Taunton: 87
        Worcester: 83

        90s….I don’t think so. Frankly, I certainly expected higher. 😀

          1. Could very well have had something to do with it.
            We’ll see IF tomorrow’s temperatures are up a bit.
            😀

  16. I think the dopplar at Taunton NWS is in sensitive mode and I think you can see the south coast seabreeze slowly working its way northward.

    I’ve got about 3 different cumulus clouds that look like they are ready to start developing a shower. Dark bases that each cover maybe 10% of the sky.

    Wouldnt be surprised to see something pop up on radar soon.

      1. 4 mini showers now down around the east end of the canal. Pretty cool ….. I really like this radar, the one on the NWS drives me crazy, its image is usually 5 to 10 minutes old.

        1. Latest from NWS:

          .NEAR TERM /UNTIL 6 AM FRIDAY MORNING/…
          — Changed Discussion —

          ISOLATED SHOWERS HAVE DEVELOPED ACROSS THE REGION OVER THE LAST COUPLE OF HOURS…BUT HAVE NOT LASTED LONG. THE SEA BREEZE FRONT…AS SEEN ON KBOX 88D RADAR…HAS PUSHED N INTO CENTRAL
          CT/RI AND INTERIOR SE MA. THIS MAY BE A FOCUS OF ANY SHOWER OR TSTM ACTIVITY THAT DEVELOPS INTO EARLY THIS EVENING

  18. Btw, anyone thinking about seeing Hang Over 3, don’t bother.

    What a Pathetic film and total waste of time!!!!!!!!!!
    Sad commentary on life.

    On the other hand, the Great Gatsby was outstanding and the 3D presentation
    was spectacular. Not like the 3D films I remember as a kid.

    2. OS did you mind the out of period music in gatsby? My son and his lady said at first they were not sure but that it grew on them. I loved the Redford version and am a huge fan of the book

    1. As of 5PM, 3 Vortex signatures in Oklahoma alone.

      Those poor people and the discussion from the SPC for next week
      shows more of the same for them.

      I don’t think I could ever reside in those areas. If I did, I’d live underground!

  20. Looking ahead to Sunday from the SPC:

    DAY 4-8 CONVECTIVE OUTLOOK
    NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK
    0336 AM CDT THU MAY 30 2013

    VALID 021200Z – 071200Z

    …DISCUSSION…

    MEDIUM RANGE MODEL GUIDANCE SHOWS A MID-LEVEL SPEED MAX MOVING ACROSS THE NERN U.S. IN ASSOCIATION WITH A MID-LEVEL LOW/TROUGH OVER THE GREAT LAKES/ONTARIO ON SUNDAY /DAY 4/. A MOIST/UNSTABLE AIRMASS WILL ADVECT INTO THE REGION AND SUPPORT AN ENHANCED CORRIDOR FOR STRONG TO SEVERE STORMS WITHIN A LARGELY UNIDIRECTIONAL SWLY WIND PROFILE SUPPORTIVE OF STORM ORGANIZATION.

  21. Official high at Logan today is 88. Any day out of the 90’s is fine with me. 🙂

    Actually it didn’t feel all that bad today considering we now have a Bermuda high governing our temps. My bet is though it will feel much worse tomorrow and Saturday.

    I am looking forward to next Tuesday and Wednesday with relief back to normal from Canada. 😀

  22. Hi Philip…. Thankfully we didn’t have those dew points in the 70s like we could have in the summer months with a setup like this one. I think were going to have a heat wave here in inland CT with officially reaching 90 today. Its the second 90 degree day of the year.

  23. Pool water temp is 66.8 degrees, I think if I’m not mistaken a little warmer than last year at this same time, I dispise this weather 🙂 good day all

    1. I was going to take the glass windows out of our porch today. I got one out and it let in so much heat I put it back. With the tile floor the porch has been lovely all day…did I say this already ? Sorry if I did.

  26. The humidity was not oppressive yesterday so it was tolerable. I am betting this today and tomorrow are worse as temps don’t have to rebound much.

    Bought a new car and the AC works nicely unlike the last car so the commute home was enjoyable if that is allowed to be said 🙂

  27. Hadi those AC’s both in the car and at home are going to get a workout the next few days. Thankfully there is light at the end of the tunnel from this heat early next week. Sunday could be interesting for thunderstorms for western parts of SNE and in fact the SPC highlights that area in the slight risk. I think for the majority of SNE were talking non severe storms but that is the front that will mark the end to the heat.

  28. This morning just feels like it has a different edge to it than yesterday morning.

    BB (Barry, Charlie 🙂 ) said that the max temps aloft arrive later this afternoon, matching the warmest part of the day, so he was thinking Logan had a shot at tying the record high of 96F.

    Sun at 22N Latitude, or about 70 above the horizon at solar noon (about 12:45pm). Will be interesting to see where the high temps end up today.

    Both the EURO and GFS have a signal, as they have had, for a few days now of some kind of tropical system in the Gulf of Mexico that heads up towards the central or eastern Gulf, and then eventually shoots some wet weather up the east coast very late in the time frame (8 to 10 days from now).

  29. Well welcome to summer…….one week after snow. I saw temps into the 80s in some areas that had snow less than a week ago. You have to love New England.

    It’s 76.3 here with a 68 dp. ACs cleaned and ready to be turned on! Congrats on the new car Hadi!

    1. Me Too. Got them out of the attic and cleaned them up and cleaned the
      filters. Ready to go in. Wife wanted one last night to be able to open windows.
      May have to install a couple of ACs at lunch today.

      Feels like it’s gonna be a STINKER today. 😀

    1. Not sure I have ever seen the tornado probability that high.
      The 15% means that there is a 15% chance of a tornado within 25 miles
      of any location in that area. Scary crap.

      1. I keep trying to come up with what to say in response and have started and then erased about five comments. It just defies belief really. My heart goes out to everyone who is not only dealing with the destruction but has to face the fear that it could happen all over again….and again.

        1. Vicki,
          I am with you. I just can’t believe this at all.

          And, as my wife says, many of these tornadoes have
          been the Larger variety, the F4s and F5s which are
          totally different animals from the smaller F1s and F2s.

          The NEW NORMAL? Who knows. Tornadoes have
          been happening since the beginning of time.
          But it just seems that more and more of them are
          the BIG boys.

          I hope NOTHING happens out there today.

    1. Yes,

      I was about to post, then got distracted.
      I was going to say that 83 at 9AM is a pretty high launching point, so
      It “could” get up there.

  32. 9AM Boston/Logan Observation:

    Last Updated: May 31 2013, 8:54 am EDT
    Fri, 31 May 2013 08:54:00 -0400
    Weather: Fair
    Temperature: 83.0 °F (28.3 °C)
    Dewpoint: 64.0 °F (17.8 °C)
    Relative Humidity: 53 %
    Heat Index: 84 F (29 C)
    Wind: West at 6.9 MPH (6 KT)
    Visibility: 10.00 miles
    MSL Pressure: 1018.7 mb
    Altimeter: 30.08 in Hg

  33. I would not be surprised if somewhere reaches 100 today as today is the hottest of the four days. Looking forward to a great weekend. Enjoy the weekend everyone.

    1. Best I can tell, 850MB temps progged by Euro, Nam and GFS to be about
      18C. This would translate to a maximum surface temperature potential
      of about 93F.

      To hit the record, these progged 850MB temps only need to be a bit
      higher (The Euro hinted at 20C late in the day). Certainly possible, but I would lean to No Record with a Logan high temperature of 93F.

      We shall see.

      1. 10AM Boston/Logan Observation:

        Last Updated: May 31 2013, 9:54 am EDT
        Fri, 31 May 2013 09:54:00 -0400
        Weather: Fair
        Temperature: 87.0 °F (30.6 °C)
        Dewpoint: 64.9 °F (18.3 °C)
        Relative Humidity: 48 %
        Heat Index: 89 F (32 C)
        Wind: West at 6.9 MPH (6 KT)
        Visibility: 10.00 miles
        MSL Pressure: 1018.1 mb
        Altimeter: 30.07 in Hg

        4 Degree F jump in one hour’s time.

        A 10AM temperature of 87 is pretty impressive.
        Sure is shooting up there. Interested to see what the
        11AM obs brings. 😀

      2. From Taunton NWS Office this AM:

        06Z MODELS PROJECT MIXING TO 800 MB WHERE TEMPS ARE 13-14C. IF FULLY MIXED THIS WOULD SUPPORT MAX SFC TEMPS 91-94F.

    1. Hadi,

      Based on what? The current upward trend in temperature?

      850MB temperatures don’t support mid-90s.

      Curious to your thoughts. Thanks

  35. Hey OS…how are you able to type in boldface? I believe you may be the first to do it here on this blog. Thanks in advance. 🙂

    1. Philip,

      It is easy. Whatever text you would like in bold you place”
      a “” before the text, then the text and to end the bold, you type “”.

      I had to separate it all out, else it would go bold and you wouldn’t see
      the characters.

      BOLD 😀

      1. I was afraid of that. It pulled out what I was trying to show.

        Let’s try this.

        In front of the text you want to be bold, you type
        the .

        Then type your text.
        To end the bold, place this at the end.

        The character

        That should do it.

        Bold

      2. Can you create a bullet list? OS – great discovery. I use it on the BZ blogs but didn’t know that we could here. It’s odd that it allows the coding to be input by the user. I’ll try a bullet list below.

        Weather
        Is great

          1. Vicki,

            This may get lost, so if so, please look at the bottom of the blog where it lists the HTML codes that we can use on the blog. Unfortunately, it is
            extremely limited!

            You may use these HTML tags and attributes:

            1. yes, It got lost. Oh well. I wish we could
              use all of the codes. We could post some nifty stuff! Including images that pop
              right on the blog, instead of having to post a link. But, ah, NO. Word Press wants no part of that.

              We must live with what we have.

  36. 11AM Boston/Logan Observation:

    Last Updated: May 31 2013, 10:54 am EDT
    Fri, 31 May 2013 10:54:00 -0400
    Weather: A Few Clouds
    Temperature: 89.0 °F (31.7 °C)
    Dewpoint: 64.9 °F (18.3 °C)
    Relative Humidity: 45 %
    Heat Index: 91 F (33 C)
    Wind: West at 6.9 MPH (6 KT)
    Visibility: 10.00 miles
    MSL Pressure: 1017.6 mb
    Altimeter: 30.05 in Hg

    Up 2F in this past hour. I’m guessing the rate of temperature rise has slowed
    considerably.

    I suspect 90 at Noon, 91 at 1PM, 92 at 2PM and topping out with 93
    at 3 and perhaps 4PM. Of course there is a chance that between 3 and 4 or so,
    it could top off at slightly higher. We shall see.

    1. Pretty toasty already and the heat of the day is not yet upon us.

      Record temperatures? I’m still guessing the temp will stall out.
      But then again…..who knows……….. 😀

  38. A really quick approximation for high temperature.

    If you have an 850MB temperature from a sounding or model run, then assuming
    it is sunny out, then an approximation to the high temperature would be to
    take the 850MB temperature in F and add 27.5 to it for an estimated potential
    surface temperature maximum.

    This does not factor in the wind and assumes total mixing. (that is why it is an approximation) Also does not factor in cloudiness, moist soil and vegetation, sea breeze etc. etc.

    But it is a tool.

  39. Noon Boston/Logan Observation. TOASTY

    Last Updated: May 31 2013, 11:54 am EDT
    Fri, 31 May 2013 11:54:00 -0400
    Weather: A Few Clouds
    Temperature: 91.0 °F (32.8 °C)
    Dewpoint: 63.0 °F (17.2 °C)
    Relative Humidity: 39 %
    Heat Index: 92 F (33 C)
    Wind: West at 10.4 MPH (9 KT)
    Visibility: 10.00 miles
    MSL Pressure: 1017.3 mb
    Altimeter: 30.04 in Hg

    So, I;m wrong already. 91 at Noon. High Temperature Record?????????????
    We shall see.

    1. You could be right.

      Btw, my car thermometer was ready 99 just before 2PM and I was
      driving for 20 minutes.

        1. Funny thing is that thermometer has been fairly
          accurate, but I guess when the sun gets cooking all
          of the asphalt in the City, it can raise that temperature
          several degrees. 😀

          1. That happened to me on Patriots day 2012….TK explained the same about the pavement affecting the thermometer. Although I bet you were darned close – or maybe spot on – because that’s when we had our highest temp here

  41. 2PM Boston/Logan Observation

    93.0 °F
    Last Updated: May 31 2013, 1:54 pm EDT
    Fri, 31 May 2013 13:54:00 -0400
    Weather: Partly Cloudy
    Temperature: 93.0 °F (33.9 °C)
    Dewpoint: 60.1 °F (15.6 °C)
    Relative Humidity: 33 %
    Heat Index: 93 F (34 C)
    Wind: from the West at 15.0 gusting to 20.7 MPH (13 gusting to 18 KT)
    Visibility: 10.00 miles
    MSL Pressure: 1015.8 mb
    Altimeter: 30.00 in Hg

  43. 93F again at 3pm. Those 91-94F projections based on the 850mb temps, mixing, etc are going to verify nicely.

    1. Indeed. I suppose Logan could sneak up to 94, but it could very well be
      that 93 does it. 😀

  45. 93.0 °F
    Last Updated: May 31 2013, 2:54 pm EDT
    Fri, 31 May 2013 14:54:00 -0400
    Weather: Partly Cloudy
    Temperature: 93.0 °F (33.9 °C)
    Dewpoint: 62.1 °F (16.7 °C)
    Relative Humidity: 36 %
    Heat Index: 94 F (34 C)
    Wind: from the West at 9.2 gusting to 23.0 MPH (8 gusting to 20 KT)
    Visibility: 10.00 miles
    MSL Pressure: 1015.3 mb
    Altimeter: 29.98 in Hg

  47. 4PM Logam obs: 93F

    Don’t know if it snuck up to 94, but looking like 93 was the high temperature. 😀

    1. I think I see an ob in the center that says …. Temp : 88F, Dewpoint : 77F !!!!! Nasty !

      1. Yuck. And a Dry Line moving into that with veering winds
        with altitude, all the juicy ingredients for a disaster.

        Unbelievable.

      2. Here
        here is the Oklahoma City Radar

        TDWR High Definition RadarType
        Velocity Azimuth Display Wind Profile ° ElevationRange
        124 NMI

        http://www.wunderground.com/radar/radblast.asp?zoommode=pan&prevzoom=zoom&num=1&frame=0&delay=15&scale=1.000&noclutter=0&ID=OKC&type=NVW&showstorms=5&lat=0&lon=0&label=you&map.x=400&map.y=240&scale=1.000&centerx=400&centery=240&showlabels=1&rainsnow=0&lightning=1&lerror=20&num_stns_min=2&num_stns_max=9999&avg_off=9999&smooth=0

        See those turning winds. Ouch! All hell could break loose there again!

        1. Significant Tornado Parameter (fixed layer)

          A multiple ingredient, composite index that includes 0-6 km bulk wind difference (6BWD), 0-1 km storm-relative helicity (SRH1), surface parcel CAPE (sbCAPE), and surface parcel LCL height (sbLCL). This version of STP mimics the original formulation presented by Thompson et al. (2003) by using fixed-layer calculations of vertical shear, and substitutes the surface lifted parcels as an alternative to the ML parcels in the “effective layer” version of STP.

          The index is formulated as follows:

          STP = (sbCAPE/1500 J kg-1) * ((2000-sbLCL)/1000 m) * (SRH1/150 m2 s-2) * (6BWD/20 m s-1)

          The sbLCL term is set to 1.0 when sbLCL 2000 m; the 6BWD term is capped at a value of 1.5 for 6BWD > 30 m s-1, and set to 0.0 when 6BWD < 12.5 m s-1.

          A majority of significant tornadoes (F2 or greater damage) have been associated with STP values greater than 1, while most non-tornadic supercells have been associated with values less than 1 in a large sample of RAP analysis proximity soundings.

          Given that, here is the map for this evening in Oklahoma:

          http://www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/sref/gifs/2013053115/SREF_SIGTOR_MEDIAN_MXMN__f012.gif

          Unless I'm losing my marbles, that is a parameter
          of 8!!!

          I think I’d leave the state about now!!!

          1. TWC Torcon values for Oklahoma:

            OK central, east – 7
            OK southwest – 5

            A 7 represents a 70% chance of a tornaod within
            50 miles of a location within the area.

                1. Looks like these could be an active night AFTER sunset, which must be completely unnerving.

  49. Mt Washington continues to climb, up to 59.7F. If Logan’s breeze stays around 250 degrees, it might be 90F until 7 or 8 pm and be one of those nights where the low struggles to get under 80F.

    If the wind comes around more to 200 to 220, then it might get some indirect cooling from the waters south of Long Island and Rhode Island.

  50. Pool water is 67.9 and I suspect by the end of the weekend it will be close to 70 degrees 🙂

  51. Talked to a few friends in Dallas and they were telling me that they had a special show on txn about how mandatory safe houses will never be forced on Tx residents, I guess it doesn’t even have enough support to bring it to a vote

  52. I do not understand why skimboarding is prohibited for almost all the beaches up in new hampshire and north shore. just do not get it. and hampton allows surfing which is way more dangerous

    1. I don’t get it either. My kids have been skimboarding since the 90s at least when it became popular in SC. Its not dangerous IMHO

  53. Just got this for breaking news

    The National Weather Service issued a tornado emergency for the western Oklahoma City metro area.

    The emergency includes the suburbs of Yukon, Bethany and Oklahoma City. A tornado emergency means that a large, destructive tornado is moving into a densely populated area and widespread damage and fatalities are likely.

    Oklahoma City’s Will Rogers World Airport w

  54. I’m watching CNN. The reporter in OK said there are miles and miles of traffic. He said its as if people are using their cars to get away which is of course a horrendous idea. But where do they go?

    1. ……… and I’m watching the Weather Channel. Unbelievable, looks like a big hook on the radar thats intensifying. Scary !!!

  56. It doesn’t got any more serious than a tornado emergency. Hope for the best but I don’t like the signature on radar. Watching KFOR coverage anytime you see multiple red shear markers on radar that is not a good sign.

  60. Tornado warning in St. Louis too. Near the airport which is 13 miles directly north of macs parent company.

  61. Vicki that more looks like a line of thunderstorms but sometimes you could get a tornado to spin up on the lead edge of that line. In Oklahoma City area its a cluster of thunderstorms with multiple tornado touchdowns. Hopefully there are no casualties.

  62. wow really impressive thunderstorms down in oklahoma again . Praying for them while I look at the Radar and learn stuff.

  63. Where these tornado touchdowns are happening are in heavily populated areas unfortunatley. Tornado warnings south of the city of Oklahoma City. Watching a possible tornado that looks to go north of St. Louis.

  64. Tornado hunt vehicle with Mike Bettes in it from TWC took a direct hit from one of the Tornado. Vehivle is destroyed but they are ok. They were thrown 200 yds and flipped at least 8 times. Hope there were not too many fatalities. Tis is unbelievable how far this one stretches and just keeps refueling in Missouri too. 5 inches plus of rain in 3 hours and they had a lot more before that.

  65. KFOR reports that at least one tornado was mutliple vortex 1.25 mile wide F4/F5 wedge!!

  66. Today’s AccuWeather Trivia Quiz.

    The giant asteroid that flew past the earth last night was the size of..
    A. School bus
    B. Golden Gate Bridge
    C. Nantucket
    D. Long Island

    Answer later today.

    1. Yes very sad. Some places in Missouri are up to 10+ inches of rain. What a horrible month of May in that part of the country.

      1. Exactly, horrible !!

        I was just in climate data with May ending and came across that Will Rogers airport in Oklahoma City received 5.64 inches of rain yesterday.

        1. That along with the tornadoes is just unbelievable all in the same areas. Can’t even imagine how they feel.

    2. Tragic. My thought are with the people all through the Midwest. Its just too much terror for one area to face

  68. I will go with C for the trivia. I am holding a good thoughts for the people affected by last night’s twisters.
    Today and tomorrow left with the heat and my thunderstorm thoughts have not changed from yesterday. I think the western areas of SNE have the best shot at an isolated severe thunderstorm. The majority of the SNE will have non severe storms.

    Speaking of severe weather it was two years ago today the Springfield tornado happened. It was the first time in my life I saw a tornado in New England on live television. The twister was on the ground for 39 miles which is rare for New England and produced EF 3 damage. Lets hope that never happens again.

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