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Up to 1.21” on the day with a drizzle/mist now.

.22 today . Saw lots of forecasts with widespread 1” . Not the setup for that

Look at Fay…

As far as overall synoptic pattern recognition, machines are taking over. They just don’t have the skill to resolve hi res or mesoscale features.

its 80 degrees down in South Jersey with a 73 dewpoint in Money Island along the Delaware Bay

Well, last season they were right

Yeah good hits from Euro twins.

I can't wait for the AI agents to be trained to show blizzards leading to every run showing a storm.

Only 0.21" here so far.

I don’t live in South Weymouth, and I’m not lying. I had 1 inch last Sunday, which dried up in two days.

Might struggle to get .10; so much for a .50-1” storm

Dude I literally looked . You were away when it hit . They both are at almost 2” this month.

I need that sign here meme for that.

I agree with this. I am agnostic as to what harm ai will cause at this point, but I’d say the warning signs are flashing bright red. And I’d prefer to just err on the side of caution. In general I think experimenting with something that almost immediately gets deployed society and world wide should be done in the most cautious way possible. TBH I don’t even want ai so any kind of societal collapse risk either from bad actors or rogue AI’s is enough for me to say let’s just stop entirely until we figure out if this is safe.

Shocking. Been the same story here for awhile. 0.09" Sent from my SM-S921U using Tapatalk

He’s laughing

No

I don't think we realized how shifty he is

Not the Euro

@CoastalWx gets 6 plus on that run

thats a very nice storm on the Euro

12z coming in hot

Even in bad winters occasionally you can line something up in New England. But you are barking up the wrong tree here, I’m not optimistic at all about this upcoming winter and am fully expecting a ratter. Now the next concern…. Even if there is a biggie there is no guarantee that it comes up the coast. Often in super ninos the storm track is too far south.

Finally! 60s and 40s in our forecast!