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CanisLupusArctos · 12-03-2007, 12:24 AM

There now seems to be a pressure fall happening south of New England & Long Island. Buoy 44017 at 23 NM south of Montauk reports 29.97 and falling rapidly. FAA stations at New Haven, Newport and Martha's Vineyard also report falling rapidly. It's interesting the difference between such a short distance: New Haven is 29.84 while Newport is 29.96, both obs taken at 11:53 pm. Newport's just updated... now 29.91 at 12:16 am.

Been snowing at Black Cat since 9:30 p.m... a dusting on the ground, but hasn't been showing on the radar. Winds jumped up suddenly starting at 10 pm, and have settled on ESE for now. Lake is tossin' and turnin' tonight, more splashover & freeze action along the waterline.

12-03-2007, 12:24 AM	#17
CanisLupusArctos Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Center Harbor Posts: 1,049 Thanks: 15 Thanked 472 Times in 107 Posts	Pressure Fall noticed There now seems to be a pressure fall happening south of New England & Long Island. Buoy 44017 at 23 NM south of Montauk reports 29.97 and falling rapidly. FAA stations at New Haven, Newport and Martha's Vineyard also report falling rapidly. It's interesting the difference between such a short distance: New Haven is 29.84 while Newport is 29.96, both obs taken at 11:53 pm. Newport's just updated... now 29.91 at 12:16 am. Been snowing at Black Cat since 9:30 p.m... a dusting on the ground, but hasn't been showing on the radar. Winds jumped up suddenly starting at 10 pm, and have settled on ESE for now. Lake is tossin' and turnin' tonight, more splashover & freeze action along the waterline.