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0.63” in the rain gauge today. .

Lots of sirens

2.50-3" in an hour and now another round

If we actually follow the criteria of severe thunderstorm warning, would we ever issue any? What is the criteria anyway… lol

Good read there if that trough weakens is game on!

About an hour ago as storms were building/moving into MHT. Lots of lightning. Looks like the worst was up towards the Manchester/Hooksett line.

Storms popped up, super close lightning strikes. Dogs freaking out. House rattling thunder.

Tropical Storm #Erin continues trucking west and is showing signs of life after nearly two days of struggling. While a weakness in the western Atlantic ridge is a given, how quickly the ridge rebounds and what role an eastern US trough play could lead to some longer-term track intrigue. In-depth analysis and a parody of a 1970s R&B classic here: https://hurricanehacker.substack.com/p/losin-latitude

88.5 in Muttontown & 88.3 in Syosset for the high.

First rain in a couple of weeks. Nice shower with a few rumbles. 0.59"

Our area should at least manage a decent downpour. Seems to be strengthening just to your west

All the farther west track prior to recurve does is pump ridging even more and further lessen any mild down next week.

Is this going to Dorian us and tease us while stalling in the Bahamas before ultimately backtracking. i wonder if Trump will do another sharpie map?

I admire your weenieness!

Although many of us saw rain today, PIT has so far seen just a trace. This ends the streak of completely rain-free days on the official record, but honestly I’m not sure measurable rain at the airport is anywhere near a sure bet this evening.

WB 18Z ICON is west of 12Z and high pressure is holding to the North.

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Thanks, really needed the rain though so I'll take the power outage. Looks like it's time to pull the generator out of the shed. Restoration estimate is 10:30 tonight

Not in White Marsh

There are a bunch of damage reports of trees down Brookline, Nashua, and Hudson.

18z ICON with another west shift

1.6 inches here in sw Ellington. Looks like more on the way.

Lightning was insane. Best show in a long time.

New Haven reached at least 89.

How, how does it always blow up in the same spots and never falls apart through this same area? Asking to learn.