Look at that Phil Burt - CapeCodWeather.Net ⛈️❄️🌪️🌬️🌊 Tim Kelley eweather NWS Boston NWS Boston/Norton Skywarn! #mawx

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Definitely just always been this way. Weird (but actually cool) from birth I guess. Still struggle to explain it

Phil Burt - CapeCodWeather.Net ⛈️❄️🌪️🌬️🌊 Crazy windy on the salt marsh in #Pocasset

Decent surge of moisture up ahead of our next weather maker...probably some Friday morning/midday downpours to contend with as juicy air lifts up the coast

Beginning, middle, end.
Photographing the partial solar eclipse from Fort Hill in Eastham. Cape Cod Times #capecod #eastham #SolarEclipse2024

A little late posting this sun-sational #sunset over the Centerville River, (last week) but it was a beauty. #CapeCod
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A very brief but spectacular sunset from West Falmouth over Buzzards Bay Eric Fisher Phil Burt - CapeCodWeather.Net ⛈️❄️🌪️🌬️🌊

[10:30am] We have received several reports of an earthquake felt here in southern New England around 10:25am. Preliminary reports from the USGS indicate a M4.8 earthquake was recorded in north-central NJ. Please refer to the the USGS for more information! earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/ev…

These precipitation totals since 3/1 thru 7AM this morning. Bonkers. It really seems like it's feast or famine these days

Some of the peak wind gusts from late last night / early this morning. Exposed coastal spots made it to 70mph.

A bit of coastal flooding in Centerville this morning. When “street” turns into “river”. #capecod Phil Burt - CapeCodWeather.Net ⛈️❄️🌪️🌬️🌊 Eric Fisher Tim Kelley Blair Perkins Eve Zuckoff Merrily Cassidy The Colors of Chatham Four Seas Ice Cream

That howling onshore wind and deep low pressure is really piling up the water along east facing shores. Very fortunate tides are not running astronomically high in their cycle. 3'+ surge at Boston with offshore wave heights to 20'

Plenty of spots now gusting >40 mph throughout the region. Wind will continue to ramp up over the next few hours...worst comes overnight into first thing tomorrow with frequent gusts over 50 mph and parts of the Outer Cape possibly approaching 70 mph.

Already gusting over 40 mph in Chatham. Going to be a very windy night.

Tides are quite low (thankfully as this would be a serious mess otherwise) but even so... strong, long duration onshore flow + deepening storm is going to cause some coastal flooding issues. Surge guidance pushing 3+ feet Thu AM tide. NWS Boston has posted a Coastal Flood Watch