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  2. CT Valley Snowman
    That's a problematic looking rain train from from Providence down to Old Saybrook.
  3. Dan76
    grass will be more green after this
  4. BobbyHolikWillFindYou
    Everything is green...including the crickets in my basement. Could do without them honestly.
  5. Damage In Tolland
    Every scout in water . Ginx there ?
  6. Torch Tiger
    double-digit amounts?
  7. psv88
    Classic El Niño summer. Everything is lush and green.
  8. OrangeCTWX
    Have a friend in Old Lyme who is at 3.50 inches with plenty more to come it looks like.
  9. the_other_guy
    Radar looks like a benchmark snowstorm.
  10. Guest

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  11. Modfan2
    Don’t laugh, I drive by there all the time on Rt 138; was gonna take a pic to post. Deluge currently in n Cranston
  12. nutmegfriar
    I hear the train a-comin, it's rollin' round the bend. Yikes, it's been a deluge at and near the mouth of the CT River.
  13. WxWatcher007
    Southern CT year. Big snows. Big rains.
  14. CoastalWx
    South coast summer
  15. CT Valley Snowman
    Wouldn't be shocked if some of us in the interior west of the heavy rain axis pick up like .5 to 1.5" in afternoon convection.
  16. jlauderdal
    Squall line west of albany looks promising
  17. SACRUS
    Hope we can see some clearing / sun after this line of storms /rain moves through.
  18. BBasile
    Right in a valley! Blah. Still have 0.92", so can't complain too much.
  19. FPizz
    I think he was taking people saying how it could become one too seriously, but he also must follow a bunch of weenies because I haven't really seen anyone with a degree say it only some hopeful hobbiests pondering about it.
  20. LakePaste25
    PDO correlation +PDO = more troughing in the east. 97-98 would’ve been an extreme torch without the +PDO.
  21. PhiEaglesfan712
    I think somewhere close to neutral PDO is the best scenario for a robust el nino. Strong/super el ninos have busted when the PDO was highly negative or highly positive. A near neutral PDO is the sweet spot (see 1965-66 and 2009-10).
  22. psv88
    1.50” so far and more to come. I’m sure we’ll hear more drought talk
  23. FPizz
    They typically break in our neck of the woods like the way things have been going here lately.
  24. bluewave
    Yeah, they snuck one in during 2004. Time Series Summary for Philadelphia Area, PA (ThreadEx) - Jan through Dec Lowest Number 90° days Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending. 1 1889 5 0 2 1920 6 0 - 1907 6 0 - 1904 6 0 - 1902 6 0 3 1996 7 0 - 1984 7 0 - 1960 7 0 - 1906 7 0 4 1927 8 0 - 1917 8 0 - 1875 8 0 5 2004 9 0 - 1969 9 0 - 1905 9 0 - 1877 9 0
  25. dendrite
    Scouts crying as their regattas float ashore Block Island.
  26. ineedsnow
    we HRRR
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