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A little over 2 inches of rain over the past day. The forest floodplains in the neighborhoods I walked had some minor flooding.

I will be super impressed if a location out near Montauk can put up 101°.

This may be a stupid question, so forgive me if it is, but what's with the fog coming in from Revere beach? Is it because of the cooler water temps and the airmass moving over to land?

Traveler's championship final round in Cromwell CT getting screwed with a nearly stationary downpour.

Ummmm… …this might be the issue. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jun/28/government-website-visitor-tracking-surveillance-fears

Yup, and don't even get me started, LOL!! I had to seriously restrain myself from making too "overly political" of a comment with my DOGE remark! But damn, I have been utterly pissed off (and worried) the past year and a half, it's hard NOT to make at least some reference to the reality going on.

Some crazy weather for sure, snowfall already exceeding 12 inches out in western MT for this time of year----even for the higher elevations..

Congratulations. I hope all goes well.

Good storm coming through Falls Lake and its watershed. A little is better than nothing.

Don't give them any ideas!

Lots of Boundary and outflow collisions on radar, showers popping.

Make NOAA look incompetent, then get rid of it, and let WHacku-weather fill the void. Ofc their missions are diametrically opposed.

You for sure could be right.But it seems like the MJO is going to get destrucive interference from this Roosby Wave and this KW in the upcoming days epecially when the EWB ancounters into the 2nd week of huly seemingly,As this RW moves west it seems very possible the MJO signal will strengten just east of the IDL,this is why you see SOME RMMS killing the MJO signal,towards the COD from the WP,seems possible the MJO stays into the WP longer and possibly stronger

Personally, I can't stand extreme heat and consider it a "win" if we can avoid a ton of mid-upper 90s or 100+ degree days in any given summer! Hell, last August was about one of the most pleasant Augusts I can recall in this area, in a summer that wasn't overly insufferable.

But...DOGE-ball is oh so much fun (not)!!!

A surprising .56 here today! Very welcome.

Nice trajectory of rain over me...looks like I can add a little bit to my totals

Hey we don't need NOAA/NWS. Cut funding. AccuWeather can do the same job even better!

Here's my actual yard, including pathetic garden attempt

Web cams from Colorado show a lot of haze from forest fires.

I left guest viewing turned off, but I turned new registrations back on. Let me know if you experience slowdowns. I think it should be okay unless I get barraged with forum signups from overseas.

Thanks for confirming that, I was just checking in here to see if anyone else noticed forecasts aren't loading and haven't all day thus far. Even when I can get to LWX's main site or the weather.gov main site (after a bit of a wait), the point-and-click for a location just sits and spins. I thought there was some issue with my wi-fi, but no other sites I visited had any issues. Wonder if they're getting hit with a ton of traffic due to the upcoming heat this week.

I shut down guest viewing to block the 10k+ foreign IPs at once. The board instantly sped up after that. JohnWow will have to take a deeper look later.

While technicians are actively working to restore the servers, you can track their status and updates via the National Weather Service Network Issues page lol that wont load either. Who is to blame for this mess?

Correct. we had over 10k "guests" from foreign IPs on the site at once and it was causing the slow forum issues. I had to shut the guest viewing down until John gets another look at it.