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  2. Intensewind002
    0.95" here seems like the actual heavy stuff is hitting the city and nassau more but it looks like its making its way into western suffolk now unless it fizzles out
  3. LVLion77
    Definitely did not verify for the Lehigh Valley.
  4. donsutherland1
    Unfortunately, the BLM site is offline. Observations would be helpful.
  5. Brian5671
    it's too far north. NJ and LI are the bullseye
  6. qg_omega
    Such a bad job it’s insane
  7. bluewave
    Major flooding in Monmouth County also.
  8. mikeysed
    Insane rates long branch area. About 2.5 inches to 3 inches in last hour
  9. psv88
    Radar us deceiving. It is pouring under these yellow and orange echoes. 2"/hr rates
  10. Picard
    Unfortunately, where the worst of the drought is in South Jersey has seen little to no rain. Cape May still sits at 0 for the event.
  11. Kevin Reilly
    Anyone have official NWS rainfall totals for the area? I said 2 days ago that the area will see 3-6” of rain Saturday to Monday night and I’m being questioned lol???
  12. BBasile
    Finally stopped raining. Looks like 1.94" from that round.
  13. CoastalWx
    7/10/25 we had 7” in like 3 hrs with most of that in 90 min.
  14. butterfish55 started following Hoisting the Sultan Signal: Heavy Rain Event July 5-7
  15. butterfish55
    Was working in Taunton by route 44 all morning with off and on light rain. Just drove to a job in Brockton with dry roads and breaks in the clouds. Very sharp cut off for rain.
  16. Typhoon Tip
    NAM appears to have already busted too wet in CT through 15Z ... Just a quick eye-balling of rad trends over the morning hours, looks like primarily light right with a few moments in there of moderate have taken place thus far. I can't imagine what's in the rain cans from that rad evolution, matches that plume of QPF the model painted moving through there over the same time - again...just a cursory look over. So those justifying your d-drip highs, please don't be offended.
  17. donsutherland1
    So far, both JFK Airport and Islip have set daily rainfall records for July 6th.
  18. MJO812
    Its a mess here. Branches all over and flooding everywhere.
  19. MJO812
    Sorry to hear
  20. ChangeofSeasonsWX
    The heaviest rain that I can remember besides the floods on March 30, 2010 was during the remnants of Hurricane Ida. I remember driving home from work that night and actually having to stop multiple times because visibility was zero from the relentless pounding rain.
  21. bluewave
  22. 87storms
    Oh I did and my car felt very far away lol.
  23. BoulderWX
    Since Friday nights storm!
  24. HoarfrostHubb
    Not a drop here in the HUBB. Mostly cloudy with some sun. 71F
  25. ChangeofSeasonsWX
    Yeah, at the very least I would say that Gay in 1992, Angela in 1995, Haiyan in 2013, and Meranti in 2016 have all surpassed Tip. Maybe Patricia in 2015 and Monica in 2006, as well. I remember seeing some estimates of pressures in the 860s for Monica, but nothing proven. Patricia may have also surpassed Tip since it was still intensifying after the record breaking recon pass.
  26. psv88
    Flash Flood warning for Nassau, Queens and Brooklyn. Up to 1.80" here
  27. frd
    https://x.com/NWSWPC/status/2074122821928657134
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