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  2. donsutherland1
    While the region waits as the nor'easter's rain spreads north and westward into the region, Phoenix has been having an incredibly wet day. It has seen hourly rainfall as high as 0.63" and has picked up 1.83" so far, today. Today is the fourth wettest October day on record there.
  3. JTA66
    I’m counting on wrap-around rains to save the day
  4. dseagull
    They are "professionals," but I still try to keep people like this at arm's length. Hey, it's a free country, but I cant promise my response will be timely if they find themselves in a precarious/dangerous situation.
  5. donsutherland1
    Hopefully, the flooding won't be so bad that it would affect the unraised homes.
  6. LibertyBell
    They are way more common in the UK. I always thought they were rather fun lol.
  7. Birds~69
    Shore special. Not really budging West...
  8. dseagull
    3 hours til high tide on my part of barnegat bay. Lower roads are already all caving quickly. This may overperform. Im getting consistent gusts to 45 now in this band. If this intensity is consistent until tomorrow's high around 4PM, we may have significant flooding damage in the 2nd flood zone tier for our town. This would affect nearly 400 homes that were not raised after Sandy.
  9. LibertyBell
    2005: On this date through the 14th, on its way to setting a local record for the month, Central Park in New York City received 8.5 inches of rain over the 3-day period. 16.73 inches fell during October to eclipse a 102-year record. (Ref. Wilson Weather History) The heaviest rain actually fell to the east of the city with 7-8 straight days of rain and over 20 inches to 2 feet for the entire month!!
  10. LibertyBell
    lol I pictured a dust storm initially with a hot wind and dry hot conditions. That would be absolutely amazing to see so far north and so late in the season! damn there was a star burst meteor shower too the Draconids, good timing being early in the evening rather than late at night and visible even with the full moon
  11. 87storms
    ECMWF has the weather forecasting game on lock.
  12. marsman
  13. LibertyBell
    very much like December 1992
  14. LibertyBell
    Yes, like January 2016, Boxing Day, PD2, January 1996 and February 1983 the big ones usually take time for the precip to move in but once it does it goes hard and heavy for a long time.
  15. Voyager
    Wow!!! What a storm... So far I'm up to 0.01" and recorded a peak wind gust of 6.8 mph. What a far cry from all the social media doomsday posts as well as what the models were sometimes showing a few days ago
  16. uofmiami
    I’d say 48hrs, at least Tuesday winds start to subside and hopefully we get some sun before the day ends.
  17. psv88
    Looks like a snowstorm radar. Let’s do this again in January
  18. LibertyBell
    to be fair, noreasters, like hurricanes, are usually graded on windspeeds and duration not rainfall or snowfall amounts. It's why October 1991 ranks so highly.
  19. 87storms
    Beautiful dry breeze in Frederick. Just got a road bike sesh in…pavement is mostly dry as well. That drought monitor is gonna start looking colorful soon.
  20. amarshall
    Excellent .
  21. Ralph Wiggum
    Beautiful Noreaster....sunscreen is out in Telford, gentle breeze.....beautiful fall football weather
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  23. MANDA
    Love this !
  24. LibertyBell
    about 3 miles
  25. LibertyBell
    it's not raining here Walt, but it's very windy.
  26. Birds~69
    Just ready to say this. Yeah, it brightened up out there...still gusty though.
  27. Dark Star
    I'm posting this in the banter thread, since I don't want to downplay any warnings. The main coastal low that was forecast to cause most of the damage appears to be stationary near the coast of South Carolina. Some models predicted a secondary to develop along the Delmarva coastal area. Is this the precipitation that is affecting southeast NJ now and is being shunted southward away from Northeast NJ? It looks like some of this rain will graze Union County NJ and then be shunted further east? Will the upper level low over northern NY state add to any precipitation? I am thinking not much rain in northeast Jersey until maybe later tonight and tomorrow, if the low over South Carolina ever gets moving? I think the main concern is coastal flooding due to the long period of winds driving water towards the shore. Some breezes in Garwood NJ (central Union County), but otherwise just cloudy. Should have moved my garage sale from yesterday (showers) to today, but previous forecasts did not advise it...
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