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Whoa the Norfolk/VA Beach area is taking a beating. FFW for up to 7 inches fallen with up to 3 more to come with winds gusting over 45. Radarscope there looks like a tropical storm made landfall

yup

Water them heavily then the rain will arrive

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Yes Sep 7th 101

MEX has 19F at SLK this weekend. lol

0.39” here welcome surprise

Was September 1881 the month that NYC had its first and also latest 100+ degree temperature on record?

About .18” from the first round. Not a bad start since the forecast earlier today wasn’t calling for rain. More, please.

0.44" some thunder.

Is this rain actually going to make it to tge nyc area? Trying to decide if I need to water my hydrangeas.

We did some things! CC: @wxmeddler

Only some sprinkles...

Do you have the heat on?.

Thought we would get something off that stiff pushing up from the SW. But the shield held strong and it disappeared. Watching that stuff moving East out of Baltimore to impede the shield hopefully.

0.47” and climbing. Meanwhile it is down to 59 for the low on the day.

0.55" here today

Hardly anything here and might head out in a bit, but radar looks good for a shower or two even in the Frederick precipitation force shield.

The difference is the crysophere can still be in place in large swaths of Canada in April whereas it's nowhere to be found in mid September unless you're on the Arctic Ocean.

Joe Bastardi is arguing that the current nor'easter that has dumped more than 3" of rain at Norfolk over the past two days with gusts of 50 mph should be counted as a tropical cyclone: The flaw in his reasoning is that the system has fronts. Thus, it is not a tropical cyclone.

Missed here in 21057... just a little drizzle here and there today. .03 in the gauge.

I have relatives in Monument Beach and they were hit hard by the Cicada Brood XIV.

Oddly enough, while that was happening, we were having the warmest September on record here. September 1881 remains the warmest September on record in some places, like PHL. But many places in the Eastern US had a snowstorm on April 19-20, 1983 (Boston May 9-10, 1977), which is a higher sun angle than September 16.

No chance. Though I would love nothing more to be true

This dry hot period has turned into a wet few days with very comfortable temperatures. Had rain last night and a line of storms coming through now. Temps in the upper 60s and 70s have been perfect. Today's high was 71 with a current temp of 68 with rain.