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I was hoping for a quick spin up but nothing but torrential rain.and some wind.. started driving back and stopped at wachusett.. stream by the entrance is overflowing

Dumping

Congrats oh yee of 3 wives on FFW next town over.

Can’t wait for @512high next report.

Newark has now received 1.67" of rain today. That breaks the August 3 daily record of 1.60" from 1885. As was the case with the most recent large rain event, the White Plains precipitation gauge is down. Although the data shows 0.04" on July 29 and 0.02" on July 30, those figures understate the actual figures, as the gauge was down for large stretches of rain.

Raining again here. I’m satiated. Let’s keep the rest for CT so they can become a rainforest by March.

Working in Hyannis today. Lots of sun and blue skies approaching the bridges. Very breezy, feels like florida.

Flash flooding warning alert made the whole family jump.

Round2 has intensified and has me up to over 1"/hr along with a thunderstorm. Have 1.33" in the bucket .

May have to watch SE CT and RI later if the Delmarva stuff gains ground. You can see the 850LLJ is ramping up. The rain seems to be on the western edge of it which makes sense because there would be convergence there. Pretty breezy here locally. FL vibe.

1.21 rain fell yesterday and overnight. This rain was a much needed blessing.

The bulk of the post-war Coatesville cooling occurred in 1946 and 1947 which is consistent with a 1946 move. The cooling relative to West Chester and ABE also matches the timing and roughly 2F magnitude of the NCEI and Berkeley Earth bias adjustments that you posted above.

We got slammed at 6am. Crazy rates. Enough already!

Anything Slight Risk or higher would be great honestly. The worst flooding of my career was in a Slight Risk last July when inside the beltway got slammed.

That Delmarva stuff might be river east. Think this morning stuff zapped some moisture for now. This morning stuff along LLJ.

Picked up 0.03” (1.12” daily and MTD total) more yesterday evening but today has trended drier on models as the boundary sagged a little further south. With all the rain, it might be a blessing if we avoid a tropical system this year as grounds are completely saturated despite long term drought impacts. Earlier this summer I was adamant that we needed a tropical system to ease drought conditions but after the past month, it would likely be too much. What a crazy turnaround

insane amt of rain here this AM. upton needed a watch here

The Franklin Institute and the airport getting close to 30 days with Harrison not far behind. 90° Day Data for January 1, 2026 through August 3, 2026 Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending. PHILADELPHIA INTL AP WBAN 28 PHILADELPHIA FRANKLIN INSTITUTE COOP 28 90° Day Data for January 1, 2026 through August 3, 2026 Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending. ESTELL MANOR COOP 27 HARRISON COOP 26

1.41 since midnight in holyoke, 73.7/71.8, peak rain rate 1.72in/h east of the river they's some serious wet.

1972-1973 is the only super Nino analog we have of the -PDO not flipping into winter. However, the RONI peaked at +2.3 and we are potentially going much higher than that this time around, so it could be such an overwhelming force that it flips to +

Been lucking out overnight near Berlin, Md. with very little to no rain since arriving Sunday. Excellent beach day on Sunday. Mostly overcast and humid this morning with a few peaks of sun, but dry so far. Hazardous weather statements locally for 3’-5’ waves, rough surf and rip currents.

2.3”

3+ more inches for the lawn, hoping that means the end of irrigation season (fingers crossed)

There’s stuff all the way in the Delmarva headed this way , we will have rounds of downpours through this evening