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I wonder how strong it is forecast to be when it approaches land

it's been nice and sunny here today lol Not looking forward to widespread heavy flooding =\

Zero overnight, 0.06" mid-day yesterday - took 3 hours to reach that total. GYX is bullish on +/-1" thru early Friday.

0.68 with a bit more to come

I think you’ll do well.

I’m actually confident on a decent drink tonight. Can’t go wrong with overrunning over the wedge.

1950 - A smoke pall from western Canada forest fires covered much of the eastern U.S. Daylight was reduced to nighttime darkness in parts of the Northeast. The color of the sun varied from pink to purple, blue, or lavendar. Yellow to grey-tan was common. (24th-30th) (The Weather Channel) wow the color of the sun sounds quite pretty, the rest sounds like a nightmare. This makes our recent bouts with Canadian wildfire seem like child's play-- what caused the wildfire smoke from over 3,000 miles away to specifically target our area? I wonder what the NYC skyline looked like at that time?

North Hagerstown and north/northwest pretty much missed all of the rain yesterday. This area just refuses to rain, lol. Hopefully better luck today and tomorrow, this place is a sandpit.

This is a pretty wild setup. Everything is on the table. I can't recall two invests being this close to one another.

1989 - Forty-seven cities between the Rockies and the Appalachians reported record low temperatures for the date. Lows of 38 degrees at Abilene TX, 34 degrees at Jackson KY, and 36 degrees at Midland TX established records for the month of September. The low of 36 degrees at Midland smashed their previous record for the date by thirteen degrees. Fayetteville AR and Springfield MO reported their earliest freeze of record. Thunderstorms produced torrential rains in northeastern Florida. Jacksonville was deluged with 11.40 inches of rain, and flash flooding resulted in two deaths. (The National Weather Summary) (Storm Data) I always wondered what caused 1989-1990 to be as extreme as it was, from extreme cold and widespread severe weather and Thanksgiving snow and December arctic cold to record warmth January thru March. What I remember the most though is how early all the fall foliage dropped from the trees thanks to the early extreme cold and very windy weather. ALL the leaves were off the trees here before Halloween! That has not happened before nor since. EWR: 92 (2017) NYC: 91 (2017) LGA: 91 (2017) JFK 92 (2017) Clean sweep for 2017 and everyone was within one degree of each other, that must be VERY rare (I wonder if there's ever been an instance of the same record high temperature at all 4 locations at the same time?)

Love it up there, check out Crawford Notch, enjoy!

I don't get it, lol. I save so much text on my hard drives, they should easily be able to store everything going all the way back to 1869 when records began. It's like that silly video limit on here.

Pushing close to an inch here at work, we desperately needed all of this rain.

Not for nothing, but an interesting setup on the WF or perhaps triple point tomorrow morning near south coast.

This year has been the biggest test of my annual peak season forecast. We're a long way from grading and spiking any footballs, but I'm pleased with my call of a dead period like last year lasting until around 9/20, and activity being focused in the SW Atlantic. A huge part of my forecast can be verified by what happens in the next week or so.

Always bet on Fuijiwhara

Interesting....some of my heavy-hitter analogs on that list.

No, it wasn't...it was supposed to slightly more active than average.

Yeah, Elliott has been saying that today was going to be relatively dry followed by the best opportunity all week for rain overnight tonight into tomorrow.

This was supposed to be a very active season. Another blown long range outlook.

Finished with .33" of rain at home. Hoping everyone gets wet tomorrow.

Agree One will most likely be affecting the other one.

This is the most useless tropical season that I can recall....yet to even acknowledge the season the on blog. Nothing to see here, either.....except the same 2 or 3 "doing it"....

.18" at home. In North Conway NH for the week. Beautiful area. Hit Mt Washington on Monday before the clouds rolled in. Breathtaking views.

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