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I think we're all more or less on the same page about that one. A bad outcome would be historically bad. The best case possible outcome would likely still be a BN snow winter. No one north of Philly say is getting AN snow.

Absolute carnage here. 5.01 at my house but parts of the area with 7.00. Extreme damage in parts of town

We can never have anything good man...Jakobi what gonna be our Red Zone threat! Andrew's sure as heck can't do it...hope he can be back by late October on when we'll need him most.

1+2 also dropping:

The Zay and Lane situations completely ruined the win for me. Lane's sounds like he's gonna miss a lot of time (broken wrists are like 1-3 months!). Receivers looked like crap without Zay, and hamstrings can linger, smh For ONCE I'd like a Baltimore team to not have bad luck. We have had enough of it to deserve good things now

Speaking of cooldowns could be one or temporary one maybe for northern portion of east tn I’m guessing is cold air damming https://x.com/mikewitchertv/status/2099181368206819389?s=46&t=nTdsbQZkQMPkUI3zGjAXJg .

Enso 3.0 down too.

3.31" final

Love seeing the blue shade back on the CONUS advisory page.

I see the Commanders offense is garbage so far

Man, this new Eagles offense is explosive! 17-0! Super Bowl! Pick out your parade spot and reserve a pole to climb.

It isnt hard for the coast to reach near normal snow in December because December has such bad climo for snow in general. Would take NYC just one 3-5" storm to reach normal for December. That's possible even in an utterly hostile climo. Makes sense that northern NE is far below normal for Dec though.

That's the nature of the modern NFL. The penalties on the OL need fixing and hopefully Zay is not going to miss any significant time. 150 in the first half and the Colts had no answer. Had he been in there in the second half the game probably would have been out of reach earlier. Ravens might have scored 50+. Hopefully Lane's injury isn't serious either.

Rainfall totals OKX PNS: https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=NWS&issuedby=OKX&product=PNS&format=CI&version=1&glossary=1&highlight=off That Montclair total is amazing. The excessive totals were quite localized but excessive nonetheless. No matter what Fall delivers in terms of cool / cold it is nice to see the first Frost Advisories of the season over the upper Mid-West.

Only 10 minutes in but I’m not impressed with this new Eagles offense. Not throwing in the towel yet. I’ll give it ‘til halftime before pulling the plug on the season

+1 Indeed sigh

Brett got about 2”. Bow down.

.83 glad we didn't get more.

.92” will do it for me in E CT, less than expected just enough to make the lawn happy.

90.7 with a dew of 76.8. Perfect mid September day.

During the 1970s my worst warm season flooding occurred during Agnes and Belle. The 1980s and 1990s warm season flooding was also mostly tropical storms or hurricanes. We could probably say the same about the 2000s although some non tropical events began to register. But the 2010s and 2020s are more of a mix between tropical systems and weak lows. My most extreme rainfall in Long Beach was he weak low in mid-August 2011 that produced 10” during the morning and closed the barrier island to traffic since the areas around the bridges were flooded.

Radar estimated 3” here. Seems in the ballpark. A number of roads had sections flooded out in the East Bay Area when I was out earlier.

The lack of melt points to strong PV. So does the QBO. You can't get a worse winter pattern for the northeast in terms of cold. The cold will be bottled up at the arctic like 2019-2020, and the conus will be flooded with pac air.