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  2. Torch Tiger
    Steined again. He's really hitting home locally
  3. ncjoaquin
    Sometimes I think my life is not always that exciting. Then I come here to see that this weird ass discussion is still going on after more than 2 years.
  4. NEG NAO
    High Dewpoints also returning by Sunday - Flooding rains on the table ???
  5. Damage In Tolland
    Sunday night / Monday seems to be congrats north of pike to Dendy
  6. Mount Joy Snowman
    Yeah it seems there is a very light density layer hanging around the area but should be spotty and looks like it should clear out for the weekend.
  7. dailylurker
    I downloaded a really cool app yesterday called RainDrop. I see where your area got exactly what you said. It was a small area that got rain last night. RainDrop= Super cool app
  8. dendrite
    Bloody mary?
  9. Damage In Tolland
    Look all around me at other stations. Stafford has almost 4”, South of me over 3” . You’ve been soaked this summer . And had many thunderstorms . Congrats on everything .
  10. Mount Joy Snowman
    Got hit by a random tiny cell in the middle of the night that dumped .06" in just a couple of minutes, meaning I've now received rainfall on 6 of the last 7 days. Low of 68.
  11. dailylurker
    Come on! Was that sleet that got into PG and AA County? Da fuk? I'm coming down from the Tug Hill for this. Pingers is bust lol
  12. CoastalWx
    But summer has been amazing with great weather so we take. Another global warming infused warmer than normal summer.
  13. CoastalWx
    Yeah my area near BOS has the golden webbed hands award. Lawn dying again.
  14. dendrite
    6.98” in July and 1.87” for August so far. Sorry you haven’t had 20” like south of you.
  15. Damage In Tolland
    Well I think we figured out . Unbelievable
  16. Damage In Tolland
    Definitely top 3 in all of New England here for Stein and Stein storms this summer .
  17. wokeupthisam
    0.10" overnight then 1.32" from the heavily CG-infused boomer at dawn. Badly needed drink for the parched ground but need more.
  18. dendrite
    S Coast into LI crushed again overnight.
  19. SnowtoRain
    .49" last night, was not expecting that. One loud clap of thunder to go with it.
  20. LibertyBell
    The landscape had that strange dusky orangeish color between 1 and 2 pm which surprised me because we were nowhere near the total eclipse area we only had 9 percent coverage. I didn't take any pictures of it or the Perseids because we were in and out of clouds but the view through my new 2x54 constellation binoculars felt like looking at an astroimage live!
  21. Kevin Reilly
    What is this hour 3,648 on the GFS a friend is asking?
  22. LibertyBell
    First half of September is generally warmer than the first half of June. I've had lows in the 40s in the first half of June a few times. The high the last two days has been in the upper 70s here. That's okay. It was in the mid 60s here and windy last night and it felt cold viewing the Perseids. I kept coming inside for 10 minutes each time after spending 10 minutes outside each time between 2 and 6.
  23. EasternLI
    Jamstec updated for August.
  24. CoastalWx
    AC season through December this year. Ken took acid. Chainsaw felt like two balloons.
  25. CoastalWx
    You’ve been so close yet so far. He’s just dragging his sack all over your face.
  26. LibertyBell
    September is an extended summer month even when it doesn't hit 90 it's still extremely warm and humid. The first half of September is generally warmer than the first half of June and is still part of summer. While the first half of June is not.
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