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This doesn't show amounts but definitely gives an idea of where the heaviest rainfall has been the past week. These maps tend to be biased dry because they often include stations that are missing precip data.

Had a low temp of 49 here.

The uhi is just relentless honestly. Our first frost dates are always at least a month later than the burbs. Luckily it doesn't seem to impact snow totals.

I bet in a lot of those low count decades farther back there were a ton of low 50s readings that barely missed the <50 cutoff.

So when does summer return? I’m starting to miss it.

I was hoping for a slow climb through the 60s, not a rocketing temp. From 6AM to 830AM I went from 55 degrees to 70 degrees. Boo

Yellow over ASH is from a 2 hr stretch, otherwise nothing.

Even "cool" Central Park dropped only to 61 degrees, kind of surprised.

Year without a foliage?

Winters gonna be what its gonna be, but i wouldnt trade this for anything weatherwise>

Central/West NJ the cold spot.

My short term bucket list is getting some heat back here in Pa. But according to some weather follower, that won't be the case this year anymore.

That is impressive.

You would need rain or at least solid overcast to stay under 70 this time of year

Yes. Before the 1900s, too much data was missing, so I excluded them. The 1980s and 1990s were unique.

Overall, besides the 1980s, it has been a pretty rare occurrence for 125 years. Glad we can still pull it off.

This years leaf color should be pretty dull if at all.

Coldest August morning in 38 years. Could do it again Saturday morning.

Here you go:

The low dews are a god send. Any dew above 60 should be criminalized

Downtown jersey city. The closer you are to Manhattan the more intense the UHI is. I doubt Manhattan dropped below 62.

43.9°F here, Was colder last week.

No, but I'm sure they probably hit it more often. I'm sure one of the stat guys here have it at their fingertips

It’s fake cold and fake warmth with these desert dews

You watch…There will be a veritable conga line of storms once that feature goes away (southerly flow)