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was hoping for sometime in october....

Late November

when will a real patter change happen to a prolonged stretch of cooler 50's type weather....

Still some light rain, but received nearly 2.85 inches! Boy, did the HRRR bust!!!! Most rain since early July in my part of the DMV.

I'm just glad it will be after the sun goes down, I'm going to pick up food in about an hour.

Perhaps millions of fish?

wish I had a rain gauge. Definitely got over an 1" of rain here today. It's absolutely pouring

Agreed, just watch how it pinwheels in to the area on radar this evening.

Most of the pws’s surrounding me are showing 2”+ totals. Premium event here. Nice segue into the upcoming pattern.

Well... after getting nada (even with radar returns overhead) past 36 hours except a couple sprinkles.... A stray line moving north to south pushing thru here in last 10 minutes. Can't be 5 miles wide but I'm smack in the middle, already over .10 in ten minutes. Looks like maybe 30 minutes or so of rain possible at the current movement.

The stuff currently south of Long Island is better lined up for NYC if it can make it there.

Left at 5:30 this morning with 0.50" in my rain gauge. Returned home at 4:30 with 3.35" in the gague - unbelieveable! I new I was in that band most of the day looking at radar at work, but wow!!

Decent rain and thunder now

Pouring here in Philly. Slow mover too, might get half an inch or more. Heard one rumble of thunder. This low pressure system looks almost tropical in its configuration and rotation

Pretty much, nothing worth noting...

there's a big slug by Cape Cod-just patchy in coverage unfortunately

just too far north and east, sort of like 2/6/10

Rain band finally starting to sag SEward. Wonder if it will just die or actually give me some more on its way by?

Yea it was a doozy here for like half hr

Heavy trace

I can hear the thunder as well and see the bolt on radarscope

Pouring down here in northern Monmouth county. Heard couple rumbles of thunder as well

1.39” pleasantly surprised

Impossible. The desert is so dry there

The Virginia storm was more impressive on satellite than this is