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  2. 1.61" here now as of 1 pm, pouring out
  3. Todays storm has popped up right over my area and has been sitting here for a while. Heavy rain coming down but not much thunder and no severe aspects.
  4. Guessing it's like the 12Z. Dumps "6 in on the wood yard. Better be way the hell off.
  5. This is crazy. I didn't see anything about this until someone in the NE Ohio thread mentioned.
  6. whole thing is drifting S and E unless something else forms it's mainly over
  7. Is it going to back build? Looks like dry air is eating at this from the North and West
  8. At least, it wasn't this bad! Wow, can you imagine the destruction if this happened over Pittsburgh?
  9. I’m in brightwaters, and it’s absolutely pouring
  10. Here it's been either 3" of rain or long stretches of stein, no inbetween as of late.
  11. Flood Advisory for Western Suffolk
  12. But if you get 3-5” along the coast spread out over 2 days with no flooding .. that’s kind of boring. At least to me. Good for that kind of rain there , but many are not seeing those totals
  13. Westbound Belt Parkway in Brooklyn closed at Cropsey Ave due to flooding
  14. All I know is that we are way past due for a cold and snowy march. Every march for the NE coastal plain since 2019 has been basically a total shutout for any type of wintry weather. Total march snow since 2019 for central park= 0.5".
  15. Big gradient between north and south shore. wonder what happens when those heavy echoes punch north into that rain shield...could be prolific flooding
  16. Still a while to go, should be a widespread 2-5” across the state with isolated higher amounts. Already at 2” here just from today
  17. Amazing. It's been lightly drizzingly here most of the day on the UWS with some moderate pockets sprinkled in. Looks like we are at .91 inches for the event as of 11 AM at CPK.
  18. Radar estimates near Breezy Point over 7 inches now with training and back building convection continuing.
  19. True, and should not be dessert dry.
  20. GEFS and GEPS keep the ridge out west and have average to even slightly below avg temps. EPS expands/shifts it towards the central US, but temps in the east look pretty typical for mid July.
  21. Grateful for the rain. No doubt. My area up thru BDL has missed all the storms and most rains since June 1. But I crave extremes and damage and when it as close as it was Saturday yet missed I was hoping for some kind of extreme rain event ,though I knew that wasn’t possible looking at this set up . Not CT anyway
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