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What are you going to do with all that water? It's probably the most you have ever seen.

Nws is really down playing this heavily it would seem, it would appear they favor the gfs.. there even thinking nbm precip amounts are to high... interesting Isn't there a saying when Upton isn't in, we get hit. Kept with NBM POPS for the most part, but feel that they may be a little too high during Friday through Saturday afternoon. Rain chances begin Friday morning, and for mainly east of the city, rain is likely Friday afternoon through Saturday afternoon. For the the city and points west, rain chances are mostly below 50% through the event, but go above it Saturday afternoon and night. Still thinking that rainfall flooding impacts are little to none - just low chance for flooding across far eastern zones, and probably limited to minor. QPF forecast combined with FFG values wouldn`t support flash flooding. If models trend west with the storm track, then western zones could have a chance of minor flooding. As for winds, anticipating gusts to remain below advisory thresholds, but it could come close across eastern LI and SE CT late day Friday through Saturday morning.

Nothing wrong at all with a reprieve. 16-24 was brutal for the continental U.S. and this year has been bad for Hawaii.

High wind watch up for Rhode Island shoreline... For what is worth 12k Nam is way west, waiting for 3k to finish

Nobody knows how to have fun around here.

Coastal flood watches and advisory have started

Drizzly and rainy today with a current temp of 59 degrees.

Certainly was not directed at me

That was more for Kevin posting that.

I completely forgot about the ice storm. All I knew then was tropical. We average somewhere between 100-125 at SLK so being above that is interesting. For 2015-16 winter was a disaster.

“Lame” is good for us SE folks, especially those of us with elderly loved ones. Many in the SE US, even well inland, have had a very rough 2016-24. I was heavily affected by 5 storms. I’ll always take the very rare quiet season over that, especially because it will likely not be quiet next year.

Not sure which is worse, @CoastalWx giving the great Walt Drag a or his own kid ! That better have been for Kevin !

Heads up for you LIRR commuters…winds have already been a problem, two downed utility poles by Bethpage will mess up your commute on the Ronkonkoma branch into tomorrow morning. This has been going on since 1pm today.

Question is will we pay for it with 80s in the back half?

Lol…I’m not sure why anyone here would let the few usual meh’ers get to them.

GDM really hasn’t budged much through all of the model flip flops. I think we have a good sense that this is going to be close to the coast, but intensity is still up in the air.

BTV about 94" and SLK about 133". Of course, the Jan 1998 devastating ice storm was mixed in too that doesn't show up on the snow totals. The snow was crappier further east in NNE.

How was that winter in NNE?

70’s most of next week after the rain Monday. Retorch!

It’s coming

'97-'98 wasn't a horrific winter over interior SNE (ORH had 54.7")....Dec/Jan was actually above avg for snow....it was a horrific February that was the killer....which is ironic in an El Nino.

Whoa

Lamest Hurricane season ever. I am ok with that given that last decade.

30 minutes away, I wont be denied high winds this weekend. I was up there a couple of weeks ago on a dewey day and it was in the mid 50s and howling at the summit. "Mount Greylock is the highest point in Massachusetts at 3,489 feet."