Spring Thread 2017: Northern Hemisphere (record, temp, rainfall, night)

[nei]

friends in Northampton and Hadley saw pea-sized hail

https://twitter.com/ericfisher/statu...53940007755777

[nei]

nearby saw bigger hail

https://twitter.com/apoorvabajaj/sta...49524953251840

[nei]

earlier from the same webcam

https://twitter.com/ericfisher/statu...50844301021184

[alex985]

Wow! Sweet! No action here today but the next few days are looking promising.



High here was 92 F today, it's 86 F with a 72 F dew point at the moment. A warm and humid evening. There is large convective clouds to the west.

[Cambium]

Tornado Warning in CT. (red outline). Looks like the entire line filled in Nei.


Nasty hook echo there. You don't want to be under that. Could also mean its a debris ball from the Tornado.



Wicked downpour under those pink returns. Hail and lightning

[nei]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Tornado Warning in CT. (red outline). Looks like the entire line filled in Nei.


Nasty hook echo there. You don't want to be under that. Could also mean its a debris ball from the Tornado.


Wicked downpour under those pink returns. Hail and lightning

looks like we just missed a tornado. Storm winding down now. Some very heavy rain and impressive mammatus clouds. Lightning was fairly tame, however? Maybe biggest storm I've seen in over a year? Considering how weak 2016 storms were.

[Cambium]

Radar loop last 4hrs. 3:30-7:30pm. Looks like that Tornado warned cell blows up over the Hudson Valley then the hills enhancing it.

[AJ1013]

The forecast for here is looking pretty awesome starting tomorrow

Rain chances per Weather.com/NWS:

Thursday: 50%/50%
Friday: 80%/70%
Saturday: 80%/60%
Sunday: 90%/50%
Monday: 80%/40%
Tuesday: 80%/50%

[NortheasternBound]

Here, in Aurora, ME, 58℉/14.4℃. Precipitation 50%. Wind South 7mph, Gusts 13mph..
There is a possibility of Thunderstorms...

What was once a babbling brook that softly spoke about it's journey between our woods and meadows, whispers...drawing one near to it's slowly rising depth...to gaze in appreciation!
Our new Engineer (young Beaver from the family upstream), learned well and Brookies (Brook Trout), leap for their twilight supper, in this new environment reassuring us that one day (hopefully soon), we may cast our fly upon the water and seek some adventure!
The Spring Peeps (frogs), seeking adventure (and of course, a mate), sing a song of love.. and remind us that the notorious Black Flies have arrived and the necessity of Tea Tree Oil (and not wearing any perfume during this time of year outdoors), causes one to flinch..but only slightly...

[Infamous92]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Radar loop last 4hrs. 3:30-7:30pm. Looks like that Tornado warned cell blows up over the Hudson Valley then the hills enhancing it.

Those storms were visible from down here.