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Breeze off the DE bay doing some work over here triggering heavy rain in the area, but not in my yard at this point lol.

Seems like most of the area will be high dry this evening. Would suspect most of us will see the FW dropped.

Sitting at 0.95" here. With the extreme drought and given the near ideal setup for heavy rain, anything less than another half to one inch would be disappointing.

They still seem adamant it will be fixed by tomorrow night, but I'm also starting to see Thursday night pop up in some of the smaller outages on the map Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

This. Although I’d have about 18-20” already from it…

Gust front really put a damper on things it seems

We would hate the radar and be mad as hell then the push would finally come and we would all rejoice and say ohhh that's what the models were seeing..

That N. Pacific Low is in the perfect position for our historical analog snowstorms. And -NAO, just put a 50/50 low underneath like mitchnick said it would look really favorable. Unfortunately, seasonal models have a huge ENSO bias. We have not seen a North Pacific low for more than a few days since January, July will be the 6th month in a row of -PNA. Just not getting that pattern at all right now. In 2023 it was never occurring too, and seasonal models kept outputting the same default ENSO, which didn't verify.

that strong easterly fetch is bringing in moisture as drizzle here not being picked up by the radar 67 degrees - July is promising a roller coaster ride of temps will be over 90 by Friday - ridiculous.........

No, it’s not. Central areas too…we’ve had quite the rain today.

Seems like another 1-2” of rain over next 24 hours looks to be reasonable for many south of the pike as the storm moves north and the east over the coastal waters. Every model has a different depiction of how it exactly turns up. HREF are juicy but should be taken with a grain of salt, but shows why no one is steining this storm at 5PM on Monday even though precip shield is scattered/ragged on radar at the moment. Someone is going to get a lot of rain though wherever that boundary settles in.

.71 in Enfield with precip about to temporarily shut down in northern ct. This always favored the southern half of the state for the biggest totals. Northern CT, as of now, looks like a a beneficial rainfall but nothing earth shattering. Nice banding along 84 SW of Hartford.

I’d love it…I’d be at 18” if this was snow, with more to come.

Looks like @SnowtoRain might get crushed again

If this was winter we would all hate radar and be correct

I think that happens for you…it’s here now. Hasn’t stopped at all, all day here. And heavy the last few hrs.

It’s all far s Ct . There’s no north push to the pike

Gonna rain all night. Rotating in up from the south.

Going to be a big push north in a few hours..

Need more push to get into the goods here. 1.33” storm total so far.

it looks like a convergence zone right on 84 of sorts

The power companies will never mention cutouts needing closed because idiots will go out there with diy hot sticks and try to flip them themselves. Substation is what they always say because they're locked off, and people can't try to fix them themselves.

lol, It’s heavy here, coming up from the South.

Get ready its coming