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Nolo appears primed to reach major hurricane status at the 5pm ET update. Large eye has cleared out with a thick layer of robust convection insulating the core. The ceiling on this system just increased

this alone should be 1-3 inches area wide and the water will rush back onto the shores with the wind

It all depends how deep their well is…and if they are tapped into a good aquifer. My patents(mom) have had the house we grew up in for 53 years. Well is still fabulous. She had to have the pump and tank replaced a couple months ago…and the service was blown away by how clean and healthy the well is…it’s exceptionally deep too.

SLK mean temp 33.9F in December 2015, and 64F on Christmas Eve. Mean temp 2.6F in December 1989, and 18 days with a low temp of -10F or colder.

A measly .4" yesterday and today. Just enough to wreck a weekend.

just look at the radar - at 2:50 there is a large band of moderate to heavy precip heading towards the metro from the southeast over the Atlantic that will add at least a couple inches to the totals in Central NJ if it holds together

Can't believe i wanted this storm boo

There are a couple of CoCoRaHS stations near Huntington too. It’s easy to go back and see their reports while you were away.

Picked up 1.31” of rain in Lebanon so far from the storm and puts me at 9.12” of rain for the month…amazing .

Pouring again in Providence. It just won't quit.

A lot of cities and towns in NH are in the process of installing town/city water or strongly considering it. Personally I don't see how they can avoid not doing so.

More than 1.10” so far as light/moderate rain continues, 62F/DP 61F What a great weekend to veg on the couch and OD on football!

This will be remembered for the massive amounts east…and the duration of the system. If we get what 12z has still to come..it will be memorable here too.

models show 1-2 inches add'l

Yes sir. We’ve had an exceptionally wet spring and whole summer here. But I realize that north of the pike has been significantly drier. So hope you guys can get the moisture.

Looks like a half inch for your location since yesterday based on Mesonet.

Plenty of people in northern ma and NH will agree with that!

Need to fill the well!

There's a new orange in the central Atlantic. Tropical Weather Outlook NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL 200 PM EDT Sun Sep 27 2026 For the North Atlantic...Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of America: Active Systems: The National Hurricane Center is issuing advisories on Tropical Depression Fay, located well to the west-southwest of the Azores. 1. Central Subtropical Atlantic (AL91): A surface trough of low pressure located several hundred miles east of Bermuda continues to produce an area of disorganized showers and thunderstorms. Recent satellite-derived wind data indicates the system is producing winds of 30-35 mph and has a sharp wind shift, though lacks a closed circulation due to its fast forward motion. Environmental conditions appear somewhat favorable for additional development of this system, especially as its forward motion slows down. A tropical depression could form by the early to mid portion of this week as the system initially moves northward before turning eastward tomorrow over the central Subtropical Atlantic. * Formation chance through 48 hours...medium...50 percent. * Formation chance through 7 days...medium...60 percent.

Another 3.5” on top of the almost 2” would be impressive considering we dodged the big stuff in E Mass. heavy drizzle here the last 3 hrs.

My rain gauge has 3" in it though I think an inch of that came last week when I was on vacation.

1.25" with steady light rain continuing.