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Models had 1-2” inches in CT a few days ago for today . Abysmal

I’d pray for this but I think this would become yet another unanswered prayer..Kinda like wishing for Angelina Jolie under my Christmas tree circa 2003

Tag y'all are it lol. Been super dry locally. I mean the rain around here has been 10 miles north or south. Which is fine, we received nearly a summers worth during the flooding rains a month ago. Grounds back to dry lake bed cracking around here lol. Just got back from Fl in time for our first Fall like week it looks like. Thats fine with me. I'm ready for some sub 60/50 dews for awhile. Even up here, Aug and most of Sept was just humid as hell. El Nino Humidifier been running full tilt this summer. One of the muggiest in recent memory here. I expect it down there. But I'm 1/2 mile from the ocean down there so usually a nice breeze. I'm in the ocean when I'm not helping my mother anyway so it really doesn't bother me. Pretty cool this trip with a lot of low to mid 80's. But also a lot of Florida Woosh Bangs. Nothing louder than Florida Hammer lightning lol. Munched down a 35lb Cobia I caught surf fishing, my favorite ocean fish to eat!

GEFS on the other hand looking a bit better

They’ll be a little this evening and overnight but not much.

There is significant difference between the nClimGrid annual Tavg that can be downloaded at Climate at a Glance, and the individual cells that make up the nClimGrid and that are averaged to make the Chester County data at CAAG. An example is provided below. What this means is that comparing raw data from a station list that changes over the years to a stable average from nClimGrid that always includes all cells will allow the raw data to incorporate shifts in lat/lon, but not the adjusted data. I have not had time to do the work yet, but what needs doing is to make time series from the nClimGrid cells that matches the raw data dates and locations. Since this thread is "battle-of-actual-vs-altered-climate-data". Here is a comparison of Phoenixville raw (complete years only) to the nClimGrid cell data. Also, a closer look at the Phoenixville raw data sheets might shed some light on how Phoenixville collected the state's record for high temp.

We knew, when powderfreak showed the Thursday and Sunday “rain” here, I said we wouldn’t see much. I’m not even sure we got measurable. Fail

GFS gets down to 981mb but its to far south

We don’t look at it

ya 18z GFS kind of meh again

He is too fragile. Very lanky/skinny. If he doesnt bulk up he will have a short career in today's NFL.

Wind fields are quite impressive and would be with such a storm so definitely need to keep an eye on given the trees are fully leaved still.

Yeah could still slide east as shown by a bunch of members, but we watch.

Way too early to get fully on board, but it's worthy of discussion. The signal for a storm of some sort has been there for a while.

Chilly

Guidance at times yesterday showed a Steiner around BOS. But I literally had a few drops today. Just a cloudy shitstain of a day.

Low of 65 at 6:53am, high of 94 at 4:30pm. Will see another 90+ tomorrow, I hope it's the last one.

I picked the Eagles, first time I ever was happy they pulled out a come from behind winning drive.

Especially with it supposed to rain today and I got nothing.

No lawn chair within a 100 miles should be safe from this

Two years in a row. Same elbow. We are cursed

I hate everything