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that was a mid storm at best. no one would talk about this so excitedly if it weren't for the 3 months of coc

Good!!!!!

Got me by a hundredth....lol

I'm on the Sandy hook Bay/Shrewsbury River. Tide was definitely higher earlier this morning then this afternoon tide.

It’s been a misty drizzly sometimes heavier rainy chilly day here. High of 58, 0.15 per Mesonet. Little bit of yellow dbz right now

Yup two flashed and two claps. Super bright and loud, and then it was done!

Penn State reversed their course on WPSU and gave the OK to allow WHYY to buy and save WPSU. True central keeps public programming.

Following up from the end of the 2024-2025 New England Snow thread... I built something out today that I think will work as a replacement: A primary google sheet, that collects all the information. A Google Form, that collects the data. Data collected: Date, GPS location, Snowfall Total for Date (in inches) Each person who wishes to submit data for the season gets their own Google form/link for the 25-26 season, which submits the data to it's own page on the form. There is a top-level sheet that shows everyone submitting, location, and seasonal total. People would request a form for submission by DM here on the forum. Here's the view-only link to the spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qyjv-cCA8hNYcbiCbT8b5qHthqm5AoAOhG9A-LJgqBo/edit?usp=sharing Thoughts? If people like this idea/concept I can create a 2025-2026 New England Snow post and start discussing more there. Feedback is also welcome if additional data needs to be collected by the form.

It moved west! Some decent rain here now.

Love it when NNE CNE peeps yawn usually means congrats Ginx and all of SNE . Could have been a real contendah

This is Plymouth right now. Easily over six.

Autumn is without a doubt my favorite time of year for camping.

Had drizzle earlier but not a drip since 1130 - it’s pouring in New Cumberland. Sitting at .12” since Friday

Yawn

The great drizzle of 2025 continue, we have received .03” today with our heaviest rates right now. .12” on the storm. It’s definitely effectively crappy outside.

Holy shit huge lightning strike and thunder a few moments ago here!

Some places will be over 6”

1.57 inches. Looking 25 miles west to Port Jervis. Looks like about a half an inch. This would've been a very tough cut off line between eastern and Western Orange County had this been a winter event. I guess since the whole county needed rain, it's a tough cut off period.

It's kind of like being a car mechanic. people always need to get their car fixed. There's always gonnabe bad weather, and people gotta know about the weather. Plus you have big companies who's bottom line gets impacted in a big way by weather. AI is going to be HUGE HUGE HUGE!!!! The economy is going to go totally non linear by Q4 2026. Go after that meteorology!!! You just might end up in some snow enthusiasts' dream place like the Great Lakes snow belts or even near some of the western ski resorts. Or even in BOS which gets every last blizzard every year. They almost NEVER get skunked and they have never even heard of Lucy.

From what I can see from the hydrological stations in and around new york harbor, this afternoon's high tide has crested slightly below yesterday's predictions. That's a good thing for people on the immediate shoreline, but there's still widespread minor to isolated moderate coastal flooding ongoing.

Man the waters high barely a shore left before road starts going. 1 foot to spare lol

Dry spots on roads/parking lot s.....lack of precip and wind.

I assume you realize 25-26 and 13-14 are opposites with regard to QBO. Are you including that as part of the reason you said 13-14 is an awful polar analog?

A channel called Life in the Eastern Sierra.