Tropical Storm Elsa will likely bring some strong wind and heavy rain to parts of New England on Friday.

Much like a winter nor'easter, your exact impact will depend on the track of Elsa. ImageImage
North & west of the center of Elsa will see the most rain. At the moment, thinking it'll be central Mass. Image
Strong, tropical storm force wind is expected for the Cape and Islands. Image
Tropical Storm Watch in effect for coastal Bristol, Plymouth County + the Cape and Islands, coinciding with the area of strongest winds. Image
The latest details for #Elsa for southern New England. Image

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9 Jul
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As expected, the track of Elsa really determined the type of storm you saw. Image
Widespread swath of 2-3" from Cape Ann & the Merrimack valley to the shoreline of Connecticut. Image
Isolated rain totals came in between 3-4".

Despite the fact Elsa was a fairly-quick mover, 4" in a relatively short time overwhelmed storm drains on *MANY* roadways. Image
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Tropical Storm Elsa thread for Boston area...

All signs point to a New England landfall for #Elsa mid/late Friday morning near Narragansett Bay, RI.

Two main threats: wind and rain. Storm surge not a widespread issue. Image
Your biggest direct impact really depends on where you compared to the track of the #Elsa.

On either side of the track to the S & E, wind is likely the biggest threat.

N & W of Boston, heavy rain + flooding is your concern. Image
WIND: Consistent gusts 40-60+ mph will be felt from Bristol & Plymouth County into the Cape and Islands. Image
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