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do you know if it was a direct strike or if it hit a tree first or the ground first?

Yes... it has always been a bluegill hot spot...

wow it rained here for one hour 7-8 and pretty hard for about 30 minutes very windy and very dark

Tree frogs are going nuts tonight. Must be the heat.

Nice and toasty, it was 88 here at 12 noon.

Probably gusted no more than 30mph here with 0.09" of rain so far. Fell apart pretty fast as it headed east

Yes, even a Cat 1 might be too much, do you remember when we had that high end tropical storm that moved to our west a few years ago? My house was shaking with 80 mph wind gusts.

Probably not a well-organized one... All of the tree damage was a mile or two apart... Looks like downburst on the leading edge of the storm; all of trees / tree limbs were blown southwest to northeast; but nothing concentrated.

Speaking of flying cows, I expect that Birds was out in that flying with the cows!

More storms moving into EPA - then to NWNJ

A 2nd round gave me an additional 0.1" for a total so far of 0.94". Thanks to the rain, my "low" ended up happening around 7:30 pm this evening. About 7:45 pm, there was still some light rain but then the sun popped out in the west and that generated a rainbow! It's currently overcast but with a bright sky in the west as the sun hasn't set yet, and 70, with dp 70. As another note, my sis texted to say as they were racing to get out of the pool and inside, they saw a pine tree get uprooted and fall over (this was in Bala Cynwyd). I saw a Philly Inquirer breaking news alert too that PECO was reporting about 250,000 outages in the area due to that storm.

Highs EWR: 93 BLM: 93 PHL: 93 ACY: 93 TTN: 91 New Brnswck: 91 TEB: 91 LGA: 90 NYC: 88 ISP: 86 JFK: 85

Winds here gusted to 56 MPH and dropped 0.49 of rain , still raining lightly now. High 91

Highs EWR: 93 BLM: 93 PHL: 93 ACY: 93 TTN: 91 New Brnswck: 91 TEB: 91 LGA: 90 NYC: 88 ISP: 86 JFK: 85

It seems to me that whenever there is a SW flow up here it would bring in air off the water and sock the place in with most and fog. That's how it's been this week. And based on the extensive moss and lichen everywhere I'm figuring it's like this quite often at least when the water is still cool. I prefer cold and breezy when camping but this damp mist that never stops is the pits.

Ended with .52 inches and a little wind and thunder.

hang on branches and take them down, yea wow pushing for content there........wild damage

The odds of having no hits through 8 innings is probably 1/450 by itself. Those other variables included, it's probably a 1/2000 type occurrence or something.

Topped out at 88 today. 3 days of muggy 90s ahead of us and then hopefully a ring of fire. Sure seems like a lot of areas in this sub have seen more precipitation the past week then Minneapolis has seen for all of 2025. MSP is sitting at 11.03” of precipitation since January 1st.

couple of more

Let’s raise a cold one to this

Islip just gusted to 51

Some of the damage around the Lambertville area

About 0.35” per local PWSs. Slightly above normal month to date at this point. But if it doesn’t rain again until next weekend-ish, probably will still dry up quick with that heat.

It’s possible the higher wind gusts missed the Mesonet but hit my house. I’m a little northeast of the meso station location. Either way, power came on around 730. But did go out for dinner and a lot of tree damage in my little area of Parkton.