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I am hoping that intensity stays together as it pushes towards Easton. Pretty consistently the energy slowly falls apart as it pushes southwest

Did they? Damn Nobody is saying this is historic, btw. It's not even top 25 for fall nor'easters probably. It's just a solid storm breaking the monotony.

First digital snow in MD! WB 6Z GFS

Yes sir…if I double the total so far we will be between 3.5-4.0 inches…which is about where the Euro had my area pegged for.

Hoping it reaches MBY. Just drove through it and it’s pouring.

-NAO developing… I’d take the over on slower ejection northeast and more blocking from the NB high. Therefore take the over on rainfall totals, where the training has already set up along the coast.

It’s a good sized area…just say tot we’re completely out to lunch on your take Friday and early yesterday.

Yup…about 1.75” here so far. We’ll see how later today through tomorrow goes.

7”

Yet you could lop off 20mph from 1950 and it'd still best this. Didn't CON hit 110 ? Lol

The Nor’easter will continue to impact us through today with some showers continuing into tomorrow morning. We dry out on Tuesday and start a nice but brief warming trend. We should see temperatures rise into the upper 70's with some valley location possibly touching 80 degrees by Thursday. We then turn much chillier again by next weekend.

The Nor’easter will continue to impact us through today with some showers continuing into tomorrow morning. We dry out on Tuesday and start a nice but brief warming trend. We should see temperatures rise into the upper 70's with some valley location possibly touching 80 degrees by Thursday. We then turn much chillier again by next weekend.

CT peeps will get theirs tonight and tomorrow morning

Storm totals so far across the Chesco area

LP Center moving into and through Belmar

March through September has been a pretty warm stretch for your area also. Only May was slightly cooler in your area. It was the 5th warmest March 1st through September 26th there since the new airport site opened in late 1999. So it makes it harder to compare to the older days before 2000 with so many data gaps. Station Thread for Mount Pocono Area, PANamePeriod in Thread1Pocono Mountains Municipal Airport10/01/1999 to 12/31/20252Tonyhanna Pocono Mountain Airport12/01/1961 to 09/30/19993Mt. Pocono09/12/1901 to 11/30/1961 Time Series Summary for POCONO MOUNTAINS MUNICIPAL AIRPORT, PA Warmest March 1st through September 26th since 2000 Click column heading to sort ascending, click again to sort descending. 1 2010-09-26 59.4 0 2 2012-09-26 59.1 0 3 2011-09-26 57.8 0 4 2024-09-26 57.7 0 5 2026-09-26 57.5 0 6 2025-09-26 57.4 0 7 2016-09-26 57.2 0 8 2021-09-26 56.9 0 - 2002-09-26 56.9 0 10 2022-09-26 56.8 0 - 2015-09-26 56.8 0 Mar…+5.5 Apr….+3.8 May….-0.4 Jun….+1.5 Jul…..+0.9 Aug…+0.7 Sep…..+1.7 On September 29, 1999, a major weather observation shift occurred in the Pocono Mountains when the Pocono Mountains Municipal Airport (KMPO) in Mount Pocono officially began automated reporting. [1] This marked the transition of the region's primary Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) reporting site to a modern, standardized system. Prior to late 1999, data was predominantly recorded via manual, local cooperative observers or different measurement techniques, which occasionally led to minor visual bias reporting errors on scaling instruments. [1, 2] Impact of the 1999 Shift Standardized Automation: The introduction of the KMPO automated station allowed the National Weather Service to stream consistent, real-time meteorological observations. Climate Baseline: This shift established the digital baseline used to create the region's ongoing historical record and formal climate summaries. [1, 2, 3]

Small area? A large area. Unless it's a hurricane you're not getting an entire state flooded .

.18 rain yesterday, .06 so far today. Went to reading yesterday afternoon and it was miserable driving with that heavier rain and wind down that way.

I'm ready to be disappointed again with this supposed surge of moisture coming this week.

3. 74 " in the woodyard. Nearly three of it today. Close to 3/4 of an inch an hour rates most of the morning. This blows.

Sunshine and temps in the 60s here in Pittsburgh. Perfect afternoon for imperfect football.

Took a nice drive through Colt State Park. Didn’t see as much wind damage as I thought I would. 3.5” of rain based on averaging the weather stations in my area (mine is broken/offline )