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  2. Psychguy
    Have not seen rain that torrential in a long time… and the winds were impressive after the heaviest rain passed. Nice and cool out now this evening… wondering if the worst of the humidity/heat is now passed on for the remainder of the summer?!?! Nothing real hot seems to be popping up in any extended forecasts!
  3. WestBabylonWeather
  4. hudsonvalley21
    1.42” here in Orange County,NY
  5. CT Valley Snowman
    Let all the SW peeps get their precip now, and let's shift the jacks north and east for winter.
  6. CoastalWx
  7. CT Valley Snowman
    .31. About what I expected. Heaviest amounts SW CT
  8. Damage In Tolland
    Weekend turned into Stein
  9. snowfan
    https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcSA01aDdAJ/?igsi=MTl2YW52cHNvdDd3dQ==
  10. weathermedic
    1.47 inches here in Sheepshead Bay
  11. vortex95
    You may want to check the 18z RRFS MPAS, you know. the one you can't whine about b/c you already said that the operational one only had a FV3 core.
  12. MN Transplant
    0.44”. Ok as a refresher.
  13. Nibor
    The wettest commute.
  14. GramaxRefugee
    1.16". Not much thunder (maybe none) 4.64" for August so far.
  15. THEREALTOR1
    Sorry, 6:05 pm... just left Saulisbury rd of Dover, approx 1 mile west of the touchdown about 10 min ahead of that, poured rain the whole time home but I think I left work just in time.
  16. CoastalWx
    Thing is robbing all the moisture as we thought. Vortex95 needs to bow down.
  17. THEREALTOR1
    Was just heading south on US 13 south of Dover when the Emergency Broadcast came across the phone & radio, this is a pic of Camden, DE at 6:15pm.
  18. mattinpa
    Collegeville had a severe thunderstorm warning and flood warning - by far the main thing seen was very heavy rain.
  19. BlizzardNole
    A big 0.25. This is why I laughed at last night's forecast of 1-2 inches here
  20. vortex95
    So based on what occurred. I think the 5% tor risk was realized and the 18z IAD RAOB told the story. Once again though, the bay and the Delmarva played a big role I think. There were several storms early on over the Delmarva, and maybe they laid down subtle boundaries and interacted w/ any bay breeze boundaries, so when the Colesville weak supercell arrived on the scene (you can trace it back to the DOV tor), it intensified quickly. Actually looking at the radar loop, there were two waves of storms over the Delmarva. First was around noon and then another close to 4pm. Looking at where they fired, it appears there was some kind of boundary N-S over cntrl DE. Also, there were several cells ahead of the main line that merged in, and cell mergers can lead to tornadogenesis. Radar loop attached.
  21. Damage In Tolland
    He’s a few houses away from you. Better check your setup there on the tractor . We will also verify in the morning with other local sites and mesonet
  22. Picard
    1.68" storm total here. Stars are beginning to come out now and will be a cool late summer night.
  23. WxWatcher007
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  25. Brian5671
    The bust calls before the event starts are always the best.... - missed the big totals here but well over an inch so far with a bit to come
  26. Damage In Tolland
    Just had that showers / boring steady light rain look away from Scoast .
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