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  2. Currently in North Edison and got hit by that cell 20 minutes ago with another downpour
  3. Just like I thought. Limited severe threat. We needed those hours of peak clear skies surface heating. At least the storms with the warm front were pretty good
  4. Had another brief deluge in Carteret, quite a bit of thunder and lightning as well. Quieting down it seems, for now. Weather station says we’re at 1.78” so far.
  5. Yes I saw those clouds. That wind when the line blew in was blowing so much that you could not see very far out the windows. Mr. J had just gotten back with our dinner before it all hit. The place we are staying is right along 1D.
  6. Up to 1.62" for the day now after a couple more heavy downpours.
  7. Are we lucky lol. Definitely had some funky cloud movement and green skies before the skies opened up. @Mrs.J looks like you're just up the road from me lol
  8. Wasn’t expecting severe here but we have been getting downpours here on and off for the last two hours as these little clusters of heavy showers move east.
  9. sitting in dining room with a fleece on, 65 inside the house and outside too. It feels colder somehow
  10. 63 mph gust at the Lewes Mesonet. Initial winds blew in and it has subsided now. Still a lot of lightning and thunder. The line blew out and settled down a bit.
  11. Real weak AL, been in the wildcard hunt for most of the first half of the season, even with a losing record
  12. Thanks for posting this radar -- it just covers my area as well. Didn't realize it would. The COD NEXRAD radar (the local one here is down right now of course) is SO much better than the standard low bandwidth radar.
  13. The complex that was out by Williamsport seems to have weakend, but there's another line behind it that looks fairly potent. If it can hold together, perhaps we can get a good nocturnal showing out of it.
  14. 6 straight months of -PNA ongoing. This Winter may be more challenging to forecast than your typical Nino.
  15. Once again we failed because 1. Early morning WAA crapvection and 2. Too much forcing for ascent driven by a strong synoptic system, which ultimately leads to clusters of storms every which way simply occupying the same spaces. It's the same problem we had with the Moderate Risk bust a few months ago. Too much convection.
  16. It ended up being largely a nothingburger for Michigan any way, outside a narrow corridor from the Tri-Citirs to Lake St. Clair. Instability, low-level moisture and shear were sufficient, but the nebulous forcing wasn't enough to overcome the residual cap and the dry air advecting in aloft. Kind of unfortunate, because I'm sure meaningful rain would have been nice for the Detroit area after the past few days..
  17. Picked up .92" so far today. BGM radar cover NWNJ pretty well. https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/nexrad/index.php?parms=BGM-N0Q-1-48-100-usa-rad OKX radar cover the rest of the area https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/nexrad/index.php?parms=OKX-N0Q-1-48-100-usa-rad
  18. @87storms you what you said about me missing the lightning… ah it is insane here and the wind just blew in howling.
  19. Another heavy downpour going on here now.
  20. All heading for where the warm front passed. Far SW CT to NYC. Rest of region is screwed
  21. My new window track weep holes couldn’t keep up and overflowed during the heaviest
  22. Last of the rain has moved through. Right around 1.5" for the day.
  23. Go with the Badlands profile pic. It instantly worked for me lol.
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