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Good Lord please. No more Westward trends! "Right when you think your out, they suck you right back in."

Had a few rumbles this evening but Sahara conditions continue.

Nothing measurable in Maytown. Disappointing.

i think anvil rain helped rather than hurt this time. ewr wet bulbed to a 75 degree dewpoint right before the storm hit

Anyone want my .01 I got today.

shift west at 0z with the hurricane models.. I mentioned that a couple days ago. we pray

Among the consensus models, it has been quite a trend

00z tropical models look west

0.01" for the day. Driving around a little this evening was rainier, but just shows how spotty it was.

I did! .03”

0.43” in Muttontown & 0.57” in Syosset

I was away in Provincetown for a week. It seems every time the models show the pattern changing to much cooler here they then back off of it some a run or two later. WX/PT

1.17".

eps backed off on the cool down

0.55” here, nice drink for the gardens. still 78 upstairs. Will be a hot night without AC

Should be a hell of a wave maker if it gets to 74-75W

Still no actual tornadoes in New England this year? did I miss one?

5 rain drops and living in a tropical rain forest tonight.

About 0.75-0.8” here. Need a lot more but a good start.

Disappointment at BDL this afternoon, 89'd and the storms crapped out as they moved over us

Going solar at 41-42 N? Probly should head back down to NC for that

Did anyone's gutters get overwhelmed? I just fixed a pitching issue about a week ago and this is the first time it has rained since and today the rain overflowed and went right over the edge of the gutter. It overflowed in an area where the roof, when looking at it from the front, is two triangles side to side with a dip in the middle. Where the dip is the water flows forward like a river toward the street facing gutter. Now I'm wondering if the rain was just too much for any gutter to handle or if I still have a problem.

I am only a few miles away from you and got only, but a much needed, 0.98”. The airport got only 0.40. Thunderstorms always amaze me.

Yeah this is as dry as it gets around here to be honest. First measurable in August I think.