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I was just checking your station, and I saw that. You got more than twice what I got so far. I'm only at .38" as I type this. Not sure if it's because you got under some heavier rain, it started earlier, or perhaps both.

1.54

34.9° OVC

Yeah rain shield seems much raggedier on the SE side than forecast. 0.35” here so far

.83 rain so far today.

Just reached 1.00” total so far.

the hospitality of the Vermont folks is superior to the northern Connecticut hills, that's why people go to Vermont and Connecticut's hill towns look like ass compared to the majestic mountains of northern Vermont 46/46

Holy cow, I was just awoken from a deep sleep by a heavy thunderstorm located within a feeder band of ET Isaias! All of yesterday afternoon when it was so unstable once the sun came out, I had only light rain and no thunder. It came early today instead while still dark starting ~35 minutes ago per radar loop I just saw! Fascinating! The orientation of the thin line has caused the rain to train right over my location since! Edit: I just checked and it’s still 78.1F even after ~0.5”+ of rain fell over the last 55 minutes from this line thus showing how high the wet bulb is!

It's been pouring for about an hour without much on radar. Interesting

Another 3" since midnight puts me at 9.03". Still absolutely dumping under this band. Incredible. Lightning now too. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

6.15” this last line that just came in had wind and the heaviest rain ! .

1.29 so far and a healthy rain still going. I'd really love to get to 2"

The Mexican shoreline is getting raked by Simon. However, Simon's small core is a frog's hair distance offshore to avoid weakening versus strengthening any further. It's a delicate balance that's preventing Category 5 intensity but not yet detrimental enough to induce weakening. Still, the abrupt change in elevation near the coast and such influence on inflow will still disrupt Simon and should begin to weaken it if the core parallels the coast any closer. Granted, that means very little with respect to flash flooding that is underway with moist low-level southerly fetch within the eastern circulation feeder bands and orgographic lift.

Just hit an inch at PTI!

We hit 84º yesterday, warm enough to turn on the AC. Sunday and Monday are expected to be 86 and 88. The low Sunday night is only 68.

5.33 inches so far. Pretty amazing.

Fortunately there are still alternative ways to view how the QBO is doing. The FU Berlin site (which you and some others may remember) was one of the better datasets until those updates were discontinued. Thankfully the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology has taken that same dataset and decided to continue the updates to it from where they left off. The raw data is also available there in the same format the Berlin site used to use. Here's the link if anyone is interested: https://www.atmohub.kit.edu/english/807.php

That better?

C'mon guys. Rain is hitting the DMV. I'd like to see some obs please We are gonna record the ENTIRE Super El Nino Moisture Plume and its historic effect on the DMV.