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  2. Well goddamn. Huge commanders win against SB champs. RAISE HAIL!!!
  3. Yeah , that arc of moisture coming in looks like it’ll move overhead here as well. Another heavy shower pushing through here now. Had about a 30min respite.
  4. Been steady rain the last 3 hoyes or so. Winds are almost non-existent.
  5. It's moved inland and is spinning over south Jersey. Am now up to 1.89" for the day (2.54" 2-day, 8.26" for the month). Temp is 62 with dp 61.
  6. 1. The best hope for 2027-8 might be for it to be like 3 of these 8 analogs and not be La Niña for the NE: 1878-9: near to AN snow 1966-7: well AN snow 1992-3: BN to AN snow 2. Regarding the snow for the 5 that did become LN, not good: 1889-90: BN 1973-4: NN 1983-4: BN 1998-9: BN 2016-7: MBN
  7. wasn't much of a lull. heavy showers keep regenerating south of the islands
  8. It looks like the widespread rain advertised for next weekend is quickly disappearing. 5"+ turned into 1.5"
  9. Up to 2.17 inches so far here with more to come tonight
  10. It's the gift that keeps on giving...enjoy. 61F/Light rain, sideways breezy mist. Nice day to take the kids to the park and fly a kite/feed the wildlife. It's something they will remember and cherish years from now…
  11. 3.08” so far in my PWS which has trees to the NE so the reading is definitely a bit low. Another big time rain event, so many this year.
  12. This will be one of the driest Septs I've lived through, I'm at 14mm/.5" for the month with nothing forecast til Oct 1. Parts of lawns are tanning. This mostly clear stretch has been epic, Since last Mon and forecast delayed any rain til the 1st so 9 days or more of great wx!
  13. Wow he is active. Surpised. Might use him sparingly in a few specific play designs, if at all.
  14. Today
  15. Dunno about Zay playing with limited practice on a crappy field
  16. Lowest hourly SLP at reporting land-based station I found was 29.37” (994.6 mb) at Toms River, NJ, at 9AM and 10AM. Next lowest Atlantic City 29.39” (995.3 mb) at 11AM.
  17. Thanks. If that makes it to TS status and avoids getting to H status, I think that would tie an Atlantic Basin record for most named storms in a row from start of season not making it to H status.
  18. Nolo appears primed to reach major hurricane status at the 5pm ET update. Large eye has cleared out with a thick layer of robust convection insulating the core. The ceiling on this system just increased
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