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1.66 since June 1 at a nearby PWS in Enfield. Let's see how this works out.

Hopefully 1 to 2 inches -- that would be perfect.

Yeah we don't need another repeat of last July

The cell in Southwest Delaware has elongated and has grown larger. The area is moving North Northwest.

Since Memorial Day weekend I've had only 1 significant rainfall (a little over an inch), so I am desperate for heavy rain. I think most people that find agriculture important are rooting for heavy rain because we're in a severe drought right now. Not that we're rooting for major flooding -- hopefully that won't happen. But a 1 to 3 inch rainfall would be great. This heavy rain threat certainly is good news to me. I hope it doesn't disappoint -- we need to put a dent in this terrible drought.

Constant thunder

Pretty strongly worded. Some places could be in trouble along that stalled boundary.

Yup. Bone dry here

Seems gathering theory of mind for those directly effected doesn't override the thrill of something anomalous occurring. Also may suggest to have a local storm response subforum so as to promote understanding the scope of aftermath with the same. Would assist I'm sure to have follow-ups/and provide info on emergency personnel and services available to the public/resources.

WPC meso posted for entire LWX zone for flash flood potential

Got some action developing along a boundary moving westward from the ocean/DE bay. A cell just north and more developing just south(typical lol) Looking like some northward movement. We shall see. Hearing thunder now.

That map is a great "practice" map for the methuen area this winter...

After a high of 97 with dews around 70, its now 94/75. Seeing convection starting around here. Gross out

Coming later. More a Monday early starting time event

You might actually cash in tonight

dews back in the upper 70s - DCA briefly again hit a heat index of 110F (95/77) at 4:25pm. So now five straight days of this lol.

Clouds and thunder from that big cell on the HoCo-MoCo line, but it’s building the wrong way eta…same area in HoCo that got the good last evening going to win again

I was wondering, all the maps and discussions are and were focused on central and eastern PA, and right now all the action is out west.

Been playing catch-up today reading these posts and as scary it got down here in the Philadelphia region for a while last night It doesn’t sound like it holds a candle to what many people in North Jersey or the Hudson Valley experienced. Having grown up in the Midwest, I never understood the fascination with “rooting” for destructive weather so to speak… I’m nowhere near being a child anymore (I’m 57) but I must say I still get somewhat triggered whenever bad storms are in the offing because I remember so many times being woken from sleep by my mom or my dad and them taking my brother and I into the basement because the tornado sirens went off. That does something to a six, seven, or eight-year-old; especially when a tornado strikes nearby and you can see the actual damage and how it has completely disrupted or uprooted someone’s life. I sincerely hope your power is restored sooner than later, and the same goes for so many people on this forum who are being given restoration dates days away from now. Take care.

I’m here at Tybee Island with some friends in a severe thunderstorm that we just experienced! It was something else! We were inside and I watched it closely!

One of the most infuriating weather phenomena to someone wanting rain is when nice juicy cell is gaining strength but not yet decaying and is targeted right at you but just before it hits you a random outflow from another storm comes along and cuts its "legs" out from underneath. This is how that makes me feel:

Ya…I don’t want 6-7” of rain.

We got a special sounding! https://www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/soundings/26070520_OBS/

Yep the run ahead outflow killed us.