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  2. Birds~69
    Right into central NJ getting trained/waffled... 78F/DP 76F
  3. Jimbo!
    Sun peeking out now in East Brunswick .
  4. Ginx snewx
    .37 pouring
  5. Damage In Tolland
    Everything is modeled south
  6. Interstate
    Are there going to be any tropical events at all this year?
  7. steve392
    Was clearing up up here in Bergen County. Blue skues and some sun were breaking through but that's gone. Clouds and darkness have filled back in.
  8. Modfan2
    .15 so far on round 1; let see what we get this evening
  9. 87storms
    Been there…the script was flipped a couple years ago. Hopefully we all get a tropical remnant system at some point.
  10. Voyager
    It really is. There was always the possibility of morning showers, but we got a few bursts of heavy rain (with embedded thunder) that started about 8:30am and continued until noon.
  11. Mikeymac5306
    Just got home from a week in the Outer Banks. Who turned on the smoke and humidity? Hearing thunder in Exton which looks to be from the storm popping up in the west end of the county.
  12. cyclone77
    This morning's leftover cloud field from the decaying early morning precip co ck blocked our storm potential here. New stuff firing just south. Guess we'll try again Monday.
  13. MN Transplant
    Yes, via my metrics of if it is loud enough to bother the dogs. I’ve heard thunder in the distance this year, but no close strikes until today.
  14. MGorse
    Some outflow moved through here (or warm front slipped a bit southward) with a wind shift out of the north-northwest. Temperature down to 80F after a high of 87F. Dew point down to 74F (peaked at 80F earlier).
  15. Psychguy
    Looking at the radar, you can kind of infer where the warm front has set up. Just to the north of where I’m located in Philadelphia there have been multiple rounds of thunderstorms in Bucks County. And then, of course, those have been sliding Northeast towards North Jersey and the New York City Metro area it seems (please be careful in those areas where flooding is occurring… I just saw portions of the BQE have shut down due to flooding). Meanwhile, the sun has poked out here and it’s currently 91° at PHL with a dewpoint of 77.
  16. canderson
    That incredible
  17. 87storms
    This is your first thunderstorm??
  18. Stormchaserchuck1
    There is a -0.2 correlation with N. Pacific High area in July-Sept. It's not huge in the northern Hemisphere Summer but there usually is still some circulation effects.
  19. Interstate
    Rolling thunder here in 20157. Looks like I might get stuck between lines. Still as can be out right now.
  20. mahantango#1
    Man, your cashing in on the rainfall.
  21. MANDA
    https://www.meteo.psu.edu/ewall/PSUGOES_MESO1/loop30.html
  22. MN Transplant
    Thunderstorm #1 of 2026 confirmed!
  23. weatherwiz
    Hasn't rained here in like 20 minutes, time to raise the drought monitor index
  24. LakePaste25
    Seems counterintuitive because wouldn’t heat being released in the tropics combined with a cold arctic strengthen the N Pacific low due to a greater contrast?
  25. rclab
    Nothing wrong, under the circumstances, with a break. As always …..
  26. Psychguy
    Just saw that the temp. Was up to 91 at PHL with a dewpoint of 77. Very, very juicy out there! Sun coming out here in Northwest Philadelphia.
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