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I frequently drive to Richmond and noticed the same thing. We've done fairly well in this overall pattern - certainly a change from the past 2 summers (at least so far) which were bone dry. Beautiful, crisp morning today with a low of 47 (34 at CNWR). Hope to get some more rain this weekend before we rev up next week.

Andrea Michaels FOX43 · Follow ntoepdsSroti702t1910fuimh5t84umi3it95c07i2hltg1871ttag70tl7u · PA is leading neighboring states in tornadoes Not exactly where we want to be leading the pack, but so far, we’ve have 20 confirmed tornadoes in 2026. All 20 of those were this month (June), with more than a dozen of these happening two Sundays ago with the severe weather outbreak on the 14th. Most of these tornadoes have occurred along the western half of the state, but you’ll recall one of them was confirmed in Lancaster County last week. I’d also like to include that these numbers came from the SPC’s records. There were a few tornado warnings yesterday, so it’s possible that this number changes slightly in the days to come if any storm surveys are performed. I made this graphic and scheduled it earlier in the day, so I think that disclaimer is important, but it still doesn’t change where we stand.

1.64 total for the two days.

Whatever makes me you sleep better at night

I was at might dad's house burying my dead cat. Thunderstorms were coming and we needed a move on. I put him in his favorite blanket and we got a move on. Cat was in and out just before the storms hit. He was a great cat.

Thanks. That is important when comparing this event to historical ones. The big numbers in that graphic are obviously due in part to short period of records. Not to say this event is not significant, it certainly is, but records have to be analyzed based on POR, etc. Context matters.

Correct, I'm just talking about what exactly determines the PDO numbers. You can see it clearly looking back through the years.

It’s blatantly obvious at this point that this is going to easily be the strongest super El Niño since 1950 at the very least….likely the strongest in history

Ready for the mcs pattern to return next week

And earlier on Sunrise Highway in Westhampton as the rain was moving out. .

Yup. Centereach. .

58F, the mountain valleys always have the biggest ranges. Hottest then the coolest.

agree if we are referencing folks in the USA who have financial resources and air conditioning; elsewhere across the world? too bad, so sad

yeah, unfortunately; unfortunately because so much of social media is utter trash and out right false 64/64 IMBY, a bit humid but plenty cool, ACs off and widows open tonight and hopefully through the weekend?

Finished with 1.35”. Needed.

It's such a beast that I really wouldn't worry too much about the other indices at this point. They tend to get drug along into resonance after a while.

Had an amazing looking sunset as I was walking out of work tonight.

High of 92 today. First line of storms missed us. Moved to our north. 2nd line fell apart. Only managed .04" today. Now we wait until the weekend for our next chance.

This sums up my feeling....the Pacific will be better than 2023, but we still have work to do.

Sounds horrible. Lots of sun here. +1

Of THE super outbreak

Well that was nice this afternoon between 1-4pm. Rained pretty good here and I came home to see 1.07" in the bucket today. Of course my old home which never saw rain either got over an inch and a half. Ill take this though. The heat continues after tomorrow. Low tonight maybe 60*? That would be nice

Yeah, being the epicenter of a super outbreak will do that.

from yesterday

Did better than here. 0.96” over 2 days.