Across New England, we're expecting one to two inches of
rain in Boston,
Hartford, CT, two to three,
an easy one to two between our big northeast cities.
So here's a look at the power outage forecast Wednesday
through Monday.
We have widespread power outage loss expected across very big
cities on the 95 corridor.
So there's no way out of this without big impacts.
Unfortunately. Travel is going to be disrupted,
power outages are going to be widespread and then significant
river flooding is expected.
I mean right now, Michael,
we have moderate and major flood in the forecast,
but I wouldn't be surprised if some rivers do get
to historic levels.
You know, it's interesting to Berta because you think about
the fact that this past weekend we picked up what
we call the heavy,
wet, dense snow, meaning that the what we call a
liquid water equivalent is really low.
So when you melt. The 18 inches of snow we
could be talking about,
you know, several inches of water in that.
And then you add on top of that the two
to three inches of rain.
And now that's like 5 to 6 inches of liquid.
And all that funnels down the mountains into the creeks,
rivers and streams. It's the reason,
as you've been mentioning, why we have such a big
flash flood threat for parts of the Northeast.
Yeah, we'll be here to walk you through it.