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Too bad we couldn't get a cane to come up in this pattern, though it would probably pull a Sandy an turn in south of us.

Min 46.4° 0.62” Nice rain event with sheet -RADZ most of the day and evening. Keep the rain coming.

I always want to see coastals get going early.

With the warmest part of the month behind us, all stations are above normal for September so far. NJ and Eastern PA have been the warm spots this month. We can see the artificial cooling at NYC due to the trees too close to the sensor. September 1st-20th temperature departures MPO…..+2.7° PHL……+4.3° SMQ…..+2.3° NBW…..+3.5° EWR…..+2.2° NYC……+0.6° LGA…….+1.6° JFK…….+2.3° HPN……+1.6° BDR…..+0.5° ISP…….+1.5°

Obviously some disagreement which is expected with such an anomalous setup. Would love for this to strengthen over Gulf Stream and swing west, south of SNE

Why Phoenixville has the state record is covered in this thread. Phoenixville ran much warmer than other local stations on summer afternoons between the mid-1920s and the 1948 move. Probably due to a shelter that didn't provide adequate sun shielding. The spike in 90F days in the 30s and 40s shows the time period when Phoenixville ran warm. In the month when the state record was set, July 1936, high temperatures were 6-7F higher in Phoenixville than other local stations. Another reason why the raw data in Chester County requires bias adjustment.

6z euro AI went a little east and then swung west from ACK to BID.

I don’t even look at it. It’s been an embarrassiment.

Are we ready for highs in

.89" of rain fell yesterday here in Maytown.

I checked right out on local weather once the blizzard finished and pulled out of my rear last February...knew there was nothing to see for months and months-

I think he means "bad" in relation to run-run consistency...

Unless it's right?

Let’s hope the most boring stretch of our lives is coming to an abrupt end.

1.41 since yesterday am in Marysville.

It's well coupled IN THE TROPICS.

I had .19" yesterday and .04" early this AM for a .23" total. I didn't expect that much additional after midnight.

1.72 rain yesterday. 6.59 for the month. 31.80 for the year.

My Augusta 5 model blend for today thru Thursday has increased from 1.49 yesterday to 1.81" this morning. The latest GFS at only 1.00" believes development is too far off shore. Subsidence may be a stretch but it amounts to the same thing.

Yeah the radar was deceiving, it was a steady light rain until late in the day here, 1.28" total.

The GFS is so bad. Look what it does in one run.

It does appear that there is somewhat more dry air around than I had thought yesterday. So, today and even tomorrow could have some periods of sunshine with a diminished risk of showers. An offshore storm will need to be watched closely toward the end of the week.

It's well coupled. Just look at how dead the hurricane season has been. Strong aleutian low pattern will set up and we'll get flooded with pacific air all winter. If anything we've been much warmer than previous strong Ninos thus far for the summer and now September due to CC effects. I'm seeing a warmer version of 97/98 for us.

If the el nino continues to 2027-28, then we'll get a Part 2. Otherwise, the next ENSO thread will be about a la nina. The last 2 years didn't have a clear ENSO state, and we got to 260 and 307 pages. There won't be a new thread until the next season.