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  2. Not sure how accurate google is, but what i was able to find for Teterboro airport is from 9/1/24 to present is 48.12" of rain, just under half of that was from september to new years last year. 2025 is only at 25.74 YTD.
  3. JB was already hinting at the Sandy analog in the euro week 3 window.
  4. Canadian would have been insane. But it’s the Canadian.
  5. I'm at .21", the occasional shower still rotating through up here.
  6. Where is everyone getting there totals from? I'd like to check out my area or at least close to my area's totals.
  7. Canadian looks like it would have flung future Melissa back
  8. Nat gas up +11% (with oil down a little) as of this posting. Have there been any updated cold winter forecasts from any of the respected forecasters to anyone's knowledge?
  9. My precip here from 9/1/24 to present is 35.50"... Normal for that period is around 55.50" so a -20" departure . Btw had 0.05" last night.
  10. Not jealous, glad it worked out for you. Eastern New England made out well also
  11. I was disappointed seeing only 0.10" in the gage this morning, but reading some of the other reports I'm glad we got that much. My fault, I turned the sprinklers off (I'd hoped for the season) yesterday. I'll let y'all know if I buy a snowblower.
  12. Only a tenth of an inch of rain here last night. No surprise. The drought will continue to get worse with this dry week. Hopefully we'll get some help for the drought next week, but who knows. At least we have perfect viewing conditions for the peak of Orionid meteor shower tonight. Clear skies and no moonlight. It should be a good show.
  13. Today
  14. Really is unprecedented and incredible stuff
  15. The GFS and ICON show the large differences that occur on Wednesday. At that point, when this system is south of Hispaniola, the GFS suddenly blows it up into a rapidly-strengthening hurricane and drives it north across the island. The ICON, on the other hand, does not develop it much until Sunday. It still feels a northward tug, but it remains too weak and shallow to get pulled further north, so it waits for the ridge to build in and turn it westward, at which point it blows up. Regarding the current state of the system, I'm not seeing any close surface circulation this morning. The center of surface spin is out ahead of most of the convection.
  16. As we know, this could change within a week. We wait, we watch.
  17. Just starting here now, But the heaviest is still off to the west over his area.
  18. closing in on an inch here. nice steady rain, no real downpours and very little wind.
  19. Ed getting bombed. Up to 1.6" there. Only 0.24" our house
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