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  2. CAPE
    Closing in on an inch, but about done. Just about 2" in the last few days.
  3. psv88
    Up to 0.78” and pouring. Some thunder and little wind
  4. CoastalWx
    Only if those mtn side saunas and covered bridges are washing away.
  5. CAPE
    0.93" and still raining moderately, but on the back edge. Just about 2" since Monday.
  6. MANDA
    Torrential downpours over the last 2 hours or so. Based on radar the heaviest of the rain is through my area. Just light to some moderate rain next 90 minutes or so. Eyeballing the gauge it looks like about 2". That would put me at 7.5" for the month of August so far. Will get an exact measurement about 9:00 or so. Came down is torrents at times. Thankfully the heaviest has passed through and totals around here did not go off the rails.
  7. JACKASS
    Wow! By no means a rain forest here, but not a desert either. Never had to pump water on anything.
  8. enpawx_observer
    That was insane. PWS got 1.98" for the day. 1.83" of that fell within about 40 minutes. Peak rate was 3.33"/hr (never seen it that high). Never seen my backyard flood like that. Backside winds were also way worse than anything in the storm. Minimal lightning.
  9. kdxken
    If the futurecast radar is correct you might get pretty good drink. Save the paw paws!
  10. vortex95
    I don't know, warmer SSTs w/ time should lead to less marine "infection" for more SNE tstms!
  11. FPizz
    https://x.com/TheLukeReport/status/2090575612691788106 waterspout
  12. TriPol
    SPC really dropped the ball on this one. They had the strongest/bulk of the rain going to the south of the city.
  13. Intensewind002
    Coming down now here, only 0.26" so far
  14. Chinook
    Tornado warning at Woodbine NJ
  15. vortex95
    Wow, I am surprised it was that visible given the strong HP nature of the supercell there, but if you get real close right up in the inflow notch, you can spot HP tors, but it is often very risky. I wonder if anyone got video of the DOV tor. Same deal. "Almost" a "wedge!" I say that in jest b/c many like stating a tor is a wedge even when it isn't!
  16. JTA66
    1.75” After a high of 78F, temp is down to 65F. Rain is done here, but still pretty gusty.
  17. straphanger
    Over 1.6" of rain so far between 1745 and 1845 here and still coming down like crazy. The subway isn't handling it very well and there are suspensions due to flooding.
  18. kdxken
    I have to admit it's actually getting dry around here. The ponds are down and the streams are non-existent. Cut some trees from the canopy today and the tops were toast. Don't get some rain soon it will be a pretty dismal foliage year.
  19. NEG NAO
    Tornado Warning Nassau County TOR from KOKX
  20. CAPE
    A few photos of the line approaching. This was right about the time Dover was potentially getting rocked by a tornado. Also nudged this guy off the road.
  21. vortex95
    Great video, but can Timmer please stop inventing hype words for wx -- "water trumpet?" I storm chased most years 1992-2016 and know many in the storm chase community, and I have never heard a tornado or waterspout put that way. Cheesy media hype nonsense. Put a different label on something common/mundane to "sell" it more. And really, mets and wx enthusiasts can figure out easy what "water trumpet" means, but the general public? Some will go, "is that a new wx phenomena!?" And such can work it way into mainstream media. I recall on WTOP they used "rain bomb" one time to describe a tstm heavy rain event, and I cringed.
  22. IWXwx
    Shhhh! The administration will want to throw a tariff on it.
  23. Eskimo Joe
    Video of the Columbia, PA funnel cloud/tornado.
  24. Yardstickgozinya
    Possible gas leak in the building, there's damage all around the town of columbia. The people here are saying that they saw the tornado.
  25. donsutherland1
    Over the past hour, Central Park picked up 1.82" of rain. That is the highest hourly amount on any August 20th since hourly data was recorded. The old hourly mark was 0.63" from 1950. A slow-moving cold front will likely bring showers or thundershowers to the region into late tonight. The New York City area will see a general 2"-4" rainfall with local amounts of 5" by 8 am tomorrow. The frontal passage will be followed by a reinforcing shot of cooler air. Friday could see highs in the upper 70s with some additional showers or thundershowers. The weekend could feature cool and perhaps unsettled weather. The greatest chance for rain will be on Saturday. Somewhat cooler than normal weather will then extend into at least the middle of next week. No excessive heat appears likely through the remainder of August. The ENSO Region 1+2 anomaly was +4.0°C and the Region 3.4 anomaly was +2.7°C for the week centered around August 12. For the past six weeks, the ENSO Region 1+2 anomaly has averaged +3.80°C and the ENSO Region 3.4 anomaly has averaged +2.32°C. The ongoing strong El Niño, which has reached super El Niño threshold, will continue to strengthen through the summer. The SOI was -35.32 today. The preliminary Arctic Oscillation (AO) was +0.061 today. Based on sensitivity analysis applied to the latest guidance, there is an implied near 50% probability that New York City will have a warmer than normal August (1991-2020 normal). August will likely finish with a mean temperature near 76.1° (near normal). Supplemental Information: The projected mean would be 0.9° above the 1981-2010 normal monthly value.
  26. dmillz25
    Waterspout/tor by Jamaica bay
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