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Oh wow congrats on retirement!!!

0.70" here so far.

That’s up to almost 30k . Wait till tonight

We would be witnessing the mother of all meltdowns..

ahh John, wish you were still doing my town. Disappointed to hear you’re not going to be advising my district.

Do they still have a football team?

Radar starting to look better off shore, clear uptick in winds to when you’re under a band

Lol... Which mean almost all of them (115) since I've retired that part of my business! Going to be fun winter mornings for me this year... Still lots of forecasting, but no schools...

Got about an hour and 10min of the ol footy in in Sayville just now. Caught a good pocket of dryness/mist before it opened up about 9:45. Pretty gusty, and actually chilly, car said it was 56 degrees when I got back into it, but a nice run before eating and drinking tonight lol

Eversource up to 20k out in CT. The distribution is pretty cool with nothing at all in t he valley.

CLT got down to 47 this morning. The average first date for a low in the 40s for Charlotte is September 30th, so this is on schedule.

Outside of the coast inland areas don't get another pulse of a stronger LLJ until tonight. At that point its just a matter of how well we're mixing. But this seems to be going about par thus far.

About an inch of rain. Peak wind gust 55 mph. Coastal flooding a little less than expected. I'm not sold on any stronger winds later but probably another short period of 50ish mph.

Easy there brother. We've become used to it from nearly every coastal storm that just happens to graze by us to the one nearly five years ago that brought total destruction to our neighborhood. And we’ve become just as used to our town forgetting our neighborhood even exists on the map.

Great discussion from Hammer on this tempest beast https://x.com/ryanhanrahan/status/2103842123522990288?s=46

I'm surprised they haven't called a ground stop yet at PHL. I know they did so for Sandy. Does anyone remember if there was one for the Blizzard of 1993?

Looks impressive. Feels meh.

Winds are strong here but I wouldn’t say it’s anything unusual from a Nor’easter system. The long duration is what’s causing the most damage

Pretty robust looking storm, despite all the underwhelmed naysayers...

I know its not tropical, but the clouds appear to be wrapping around what could be termed an 'eye like feature', or so it seems

The ocean is angry.

Down to 986mb as of 12z analysis. Looks like it shed the cold front, but still has the warm frontal boundary so obviously not subtropical.

That 51 at KSAV is the earliest that cold since 1999!

A lot of high res models have strongest winds tonight into 12z ish tomorrow

Winds peaked here at like 5 am, probably gusting in the low 50s then, now its more like 40-45 range. So far I'd say the wind advisory has sufficed here, doesn't seem like wind is as bad as what you'd see from a higher end event.