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From RadarScope. Blue is roughly 1”+, green is 1.5”+. The purple dots are 2”.

Was just going to ask the same. Had to have been close to an inch here in SW Nassua that fell in less then 30min

Yeah it was light here until that brief downpour

It was a smoky blue tint hazy day. There were some clouds around the mountain, but the view was smoggy. The Mansfield ridgeline is 2 miles long from above where I'm standing to the high spot across there, and even that view was hazy. The 5-6 mile visibility seemed about right.

AQI clown map. Let’s pump those numbers up. It’s been pretty high here on my sensor as well.

1.20” of rain here. The drive back from basketball was wet, lots of flooding on area roads.

Days and days of steamy pavement, smoke, and moist plumbers cracks..ya love to see it!

We are firmly in splotchy season now.

The early season modeling that predicted the worse of the heat being out West is holding true in the very early phase of JJA. Seems that the High pressure tendencies that started many summers ago is present again Northeast of us allowing a more humid airmass, but not extreme heat. Temps may be skewed by higher overnight lows.

WB 0Z HRRR for Sunday.

Can you post the map you're using?

Looks like about 1.2-1.4” here. A few 2” pixels SW of me.

WB latest EPS extended through July 22: no extreme heat; average to slightly above precipitation.

I got only 0.12" here today. The early afternoon rain was moderate for a little while.

Nice dry evening outside, enjoy it

Highs: EWR: 82 New Brnswck: 81 PHL: 81 TEB: 81 LGA: 79 TTN: 78 BLM: 78 ACY: 78 ISP: 77 NYC: 76 JFK: 75

1.11” in Syosset & .42 in Muttontown. Looks like just E of Syosset totals go up to close to 2” by Dix Hills.

Glad it was shit day everywhere but in Billerica where the Fed Ex truck read 88 on rt 129.

Very hazy this evening from the fires I presume.

That was 2 summers ago but there’s new fires breaking out daily up there I read . This will last much of summer depending on wind flow

smoke adds a nice hazy summer vibe/tone to the sky, we take.

Look at visible . It’s loaded for bear tomorrow

A pretty broad moderate risk area has been issued for North Texas and Southern Oklahoma, including at least a portion of DFW. Main threat seems to be damaging straight line winds, wirh pretty strong wording in the SPC outlook of 80-100 MPH winds. Shear values in/of themselves aren't the most impressive (although still sufficient), but with the NW flow advecting in drier air aloft and strong surface heating expected, downburst potential is unusually high (especially once a cold pool gets established). Very large hail will be a secondary threat with any supercells early on with the steep mid-level lapse rates

The smoke today was real bad here. MVL ASOS didn’t get a vis above 5-6sm all day long. Sure, it’s not as bad as that episode of 1-3sm we all had last summer (or two summers ago?)… but it was an extremely noticeable haze all day obscuring the mountains.

atleast we might pull off a good sunset tomorrow.. I really hope that crap stays away this Summer though..