In a passing thundershower at my home today, got a wind gust to 20.6 mph at 6:02 PM. That was mostly due to the high level outflow of Ian causing a lifting situation. Tops were blowing off to the NE while motion of the thundershowers was to the SW. Actual outer bands should begin affecting my home’s location tomorrow evening. I’m currently on vacation in northern NY, returning home on October 6. Link to my weather station is below.
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