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Lucky you! Radar says it is heading (NW) my way. Hopefully it can hold together and I can get at least .25". Radar says I have a shot.

Up to 0.76" of rain from this event. More than I expected so Ill take it.

Dude

I saved a bunch of face pics when I did the emoji. I think I watched a vid or two and screen captured a few faces for future use.

Half an inch in the last hour

LOL

.04” at rain according to my neighbor. So, nothing worthwhile.

https://x.com/ryanhanrahan/status/1968348042349723664?s=46 Glad I don’t live in NNE. I just put grass seed down!

Some light rain falling. Looks like it has a chance to pick up in a bit for a short while. Edit: Steady rain

Where the eff did that face come from? Or is that some sort of AI.

Wow congrats ACK right now. Maybe Cape soon too.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-15107125/Hurricane-Gabrielle-US-coast-tropical-depression.html The changed the headline to "Barrels towards the east coast" What a two bit rag sheet.

Around 3/4” now in parts of Monmouth County past 6 hours and spotty hourly amounts, Over 1/4”. Finally got going.

long range Euro tries to brush us with a cane in fantasy land

What’s the link? And I agree it’s total crap put out there for views and clicks.

On and off mist.

Actually there is a small nugget of truth to the B W area. At least for south of Boston areas, we do often watch Blizzard occurring …….. somewhere else. As always ……

Mount Ellen alone is a great mountain, and that is an absolute steal. Ellen’s lifts have been in a bit unreliable in recent years, so sometimes there are weekday closures of terrain that can be a bit maddening. Alterra definitely needs to pour some money into the operation. Mad River Glen next door also offers a $180 season pass for college students as well.

At this point, it’s basically a funnel from the Atlantic to Frederick.

Been raining here in Union county for like an hour now. Looks like some more coming off the ocean after this one moves through.

0.12" here, pretty representative of most of the Denver Metro area by COCORAHS. Nice- helped incrementally with crispiness. BTW, though not mountains but relatively close- the hailstorm in McCook, NE yesterday was pretty devastating. 2 hours of hail up to 3" from a rare stationary supercell. I hope they got most of the crops in already!

Understood! I only meant it for the location accuracy to Bermuda. Sadly too many articles use this headline tactic even outside the weather sphere. Stay well, as always ….

Dry as a bone at work and at home. I even soaked my hydrangeas last night in hopes of jinxing things :/

Raining hard again, amazing!