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This "cell" on my doorstep is a bit interesting. Heavy rain about to commence
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Picked up 1.32” from the line so 1.44” storm total. I’ll take it
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Love it that this is truly region-wide. 1.91" in the bucket here in Garrett County.
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Columbia imby 1.75” as of 2:15pm.
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2.15 so far
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Yes new england and nj/ny has been basically the only part of the country to not be a complete torch since march. most of that is due to certain days with suppressed highs due to all the storms. The overnight lows have been torching.
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Up to 2.10" now. Probably the best all day, much need soaker we've had in months. Thank you Hurricane Isaias!
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2.4" on the dot
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2.55". The best rain in a long long time. From mid-day Friday, the physics GFS was the most accurate at 2.46". The ECMWF physics was way low at 1.35". The GEM physics predicted 1.50" at mid day Friday.
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Dick Tolleris
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Might be a double digit TOR day for NC but thankfully most are brief though the PDS one was obviously concerning
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Definitely some heavy rain inland on the E upslope flow.
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winter_warlock started following Remnants of Hurricane Isaias
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I have gotten 2.06 inches so far here in sparrows point Md..Rain is a lot lighter now
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That was about a mile from me. It was def rain wrapped when it came through here. Rainfall was so intense. Sun is out now
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.7” and counting. Lit the wood stove for the first time this season.
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2.85" and still raining.
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Radar debris signature....Touchdown SW of Louisburg
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E PA/NJ/DE Autumn 2026 Obs/Discussion
ChescoWx replied to PhiEaglesfan712's topic in Philadelphia Region
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Meanwhile, the remnants of Isaias are directly responsible for tornadoes today in NC, including a damaging one in Fayetteville and several others in the Triangle region! This is serious stuff and is the 2nd day in a row of this.
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Storm looks to be cycling SW of louisburg
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1.9” so far
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The rain seems to be mixing with and changing to leaves.
