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Amazing video!! 🙌🙌

Wow, that view is amazing! Beautiful clouds.

The wind gusts are at a Category-1 hurricane

nice video! good job

Oh my...I chased those storms when they went through west Concord and nearby towns. First storm was knocking limbs and branches down left and right. Hard to guess wind speed 'cause everything was so wooded and just could see leaf litter flying everywhere but based on the damage and power outages I'm assuming 55-60mph+. Lots of pea to marble hail, prob some bigger based on the sound. I have a video where I can sort of see some on the ground that look prob quarter sized and had a dime size fly in my car when I put window down briefly. Didn't report it though I should have 'cause unlikely anyone else was directly underneath that hail core that would have. Second storm looked even meaner, at least on velocity, but I couldn't get in position because there were too many roads blocked from trees. Eventually, after the second storm brushed me, I drove through the damage and saw a lot more limbs and trees down. The intracloud lightning was absolutely wild...as you can see on your video here. Haven't seen lightning that frequent since I chased in the Plains a decade before. Anyway, awesome video, glad someone else has some footage of those wild storms.

Just found your channel, it's nice seeing other people's experiences of some memorable wx events around here. Models and forecasts initially showed storms confined to western MA earlier that day, then I remember one HRRR run showing them making it much further east. Had a good cell move through my home town in northeast MA but I had to leave half hour before to go to work. Later on I was in Burlington, MA and happen to take a peak outside and saw flashes to the west every 3-4 seconds. For the next several hours we had 3 or 4 of those cells train a couple miles south of where I was and lightning was wild. I think it started around 8pm and when I got home I could see the storms towers still lighting up over Boston Harbor as they moved off the coast around midnight. I was able to take a few videos I gotta go through and upload at some point. Shaping up to be a decent 2024 severe wx season for the northeast I think as well. Great video, good luck chasing!

great footage!

Amazing!😃

wow, I just found this. I literally was up there like 45 mins before you guys haha. Standing at that rock. Wish I had come later, wasn't quite as windy for me.

good job friend

I would have loved to have been there to experience that storm, it's absolutely amazing!

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The plains are alive with the sound of thunder. Ah ah ah ah.

What's that high-pitched sound I keep hearing in the background? Also, I love the audio quality.

that penthouse apartment is just as insane as the storm

Friggin beautiful storm!⚡️🤘

Looks and sounds like a blizzard!!!

good job!

After a rather hot, humid & windy day, things began to happen - debris seen flying over and landing here. Radio bulletin, Worcester and Shrewsbury battered by tornado.

11d days ago This is a good one

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This one is a good one

cool!

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"I Can't Remember A Worse December" rings true this month so many LLJ's and heavy rainstorms. Sort of like the Atmospheric River storms that the West Coast got. But this Super El Nino is so strong we're getting them on the East Coast. Didn't know they had so much Pitch Pine trees at Blue Hill though it looked like they handled the storm well. Looked like a Hurricane out there at times!

Awesome footage! What's incredible to consider is that your video, despite how impressive the 12/18/23 event winds were at the summit, at no point depicts sustained 1-min average speeds above 70mph. Just to imagine what it must have been like on the summit during 1938 when a 5-min average of 121mph was recorded is simply incredible when juxtaposed with the visuals of this video and the knowledge of the comparative wind speeds.

Nice! First time I ever heard of use of snowrecho. This basically is a snowrecho, especially considering this thing developed all the way in Wisconsin. Climate changes making events like these more and more common place even in winter time. For instance, Long Island had six tornadoes on a day that the heights were around 5400 due to strong south south west winds in head of a arctic cold front off the warm water on November 13, 2021, pushing temperatures into the low 60s. I had some pretty intense grapple and small hail a bit of a lowering on the edge of that cell but not much rotation, I had a feeling that it may produce some tornadoes over Long Island, and sure enough that that’s exactly what transpired, there was a lot of wind shear.

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As bad as that is, in 2020 January in candlewood lake CT, we got a Squall dropped 2-3 " in 15 min ..worse than that

Good video.

Geez, it’s like a blizzard hits your area!😨😨😨

Great analysis and video! Thank you

Nice!! 👍👍

I wish I had this weather right now😂. It's 93 with a dew point of 71. It's the first week of September

That is spectacular!

I remember this storm so well, and I remember me having to go to school that day, and almost got struck by lighting!!

2:59 Cool! You got video of system sounding!

Where did you film this at?

bro i wish the uk was like this. here if theres a flake of snow the whole country shuts down

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That's one of the most impressive Snow Squalls I've ever seen. All that was missing was lightning & thunder!

The wind reminds me of Winter Storm "Nemo." I was out on the Vineyard for that one as well as Sandy. Compared to the February blizzard, Sandy wasn't as bad for the Vineyard.

The snow microburst was nice, but dude, that apartment 😍

Man I love this! 🤩

16 tons blizzard has joined the chat The big and strong snowstorm with some microburst that got invisible has left the chat

Awesome

Nice!! 👍👍