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8/15 or prior. I looked those up, all later

some enjoy the pain. I doubt anyone would merrily track a massive blizzard that barely scrapes CC, unpaid anyway.

29 90F.

90 /74 32nd day of 90+ here in southeast Passaic County, will it be our last this year?

From my perspective, I hope Erin takes her sweet time and thus reduces the chance this could hit the US. Being near the coast in a highly vulnerable location, I’ll take boring over interesting with this AOI. 12Z: CMC, Euro, Euro AIFS, and UKMET are all recurving between 65 and 70W. JMA isn’t out yet. ICON doesn’t go out far enough to know where it would go in relation to especially E NC and Cape COD but the 180 suggests it’s likely about to recurve, regardless. So, other than the still unknown JMA, the GFS is the only major operational global suggesting a big threat to the Conus with Icon being undetermined.

. 33 nice watering garden

Private rain storm. Pouring

88.7/66 Rain would be nice

FROPA is through BTV… 70/57 (dew down almost 10F since 11am) It’s on our doorstep here now. 73/63

Long duration heatwave 8 days 90/77/99

Yesterday‘s rain shower helped ensure extra streamy today. 88/72

85/68 here. KFIT is 89/63

2:00 PM AST Sun Aug 17 Location: 21.3°N 68.0°W Moving: WNW at 13 mph Min pressure: 946 mb Max sustained: 125 mph

Down at the nautical mile for the first time in many years. Almost a perfect day just a bit cloudy

yup!

Too many Vito’s in mine. My mom bucked the tradition 78+ years ago. The contentious fallout, sadly, lasted for decades. As always ….

Muggy

86/72 steambath

We had some muggy days last week but yeah now an Augdewest. But a great month so far and a steamer today.

The continuous S/W track makes me think Erin has eyes wanting to split the upright and run head first into Newfoundland.

Ineedsnow still tracking?

Pretty similar. I'm barely at .75" since July 16. Truly remarkable how we struggle to rain given the heat and humidity we've experienced.

Due to Steim

Interesting storm...surprised to read this from Ars... "With a central pressure of 917 mb on Saturday, Erin ranks as the second-most intense Atlantic in the last 50 years prior to today's date, behind only Hurricane Allen in 1980."

Surfs up is the only thing that matters