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^Followup on UKMET: -12Z had no TC/lowest SLP 1010 mb -18Z had a TC/lowest SLP 1004 mb -0Z is back to no TC/lowest SLP 1013 mb

Had much rain, thunder, lightning, power outages, etc... not much wind.

Our flight from pvd was cancelled so we we drove home and went through that mess. Phone was going off every few minutes with a new flash flood warning. Not a fun drive.

The most important thing is people walking away safely, which hopefully everyone did tonight. After that, then looking at the property losses, including vehicles. The costs and resources to repair or replace these things is astronomical these days, and with modern day cars, it doesn't take much water incursion to completely ruin it or run a tab into the tens of thousands in repairs.

Got about 3" in the first ~90 minutes and about 4" overall, here in Metuchen, despite the radar showing only 2.5-3.0".

Yep, I think you’re right…I still kick myself for not getting tickets to the derby when it was here.

also if I remember Bryce won it (when it was in DC) when his dad was pitching to him.

Looks like 3.5" will do it, and that's on the low side. Some nearby stations are over 4 inches, closer to 4.5" actually. Had some bouts of incredibly torrential rain. Literally went from needing to add water to the pool, to having it filled to the brim and needing to drain it.

you kinda knew he was gonna get it after getting into the final 4 by a fraction of a foot. pretty impressive all around. Dude that hit the ball 500+ ft is insane (i think it was Cruz).

Radar estimates about 1 1/2” of rain at my place. 5 miles SE there’s been 5-6” of rain with water rescues taking place on route 309. I believe part of the route is still closed since there’s still standing water there.

2.18” here. On the northern edge of the heavier rains.

0.82 and still raining.

These are some slow moving storms.

Cal Raleigh was damn impressive in the HR derby tonight. Neat that his dad was his pitcher and his younger bro was the catcher.

Guess all of our insurance premiums will be increasing faster next year.

.55 here, good steady rain

I've seen more fireflies this year than any time in easily the past decade Sent from my SM-G970U1 using Tapatalk

I remember praying for cold due to how insane the mosquitos were by the end of September. Couldn't go outside in normal clothes close to sunset. The swarms reminded me of Canada boreal forests Sent from my SM-G970U1 using Tapatalk

Looks like about 0.75" to end it.

The Gray tree frog is absolutely my favorite frog with some really amazing traits. It's great to see that they've made such a good comeback after Chytridiomycosis almost completely wipe them and other amphibians species completely out in the 80's and 90's . It's unfortunately, still wreaking havoc to amphibians in other parts of the world.

score another lightning show and heavy rain! some loud booms. very impressive with how vivid and long lasting this lightning is, and how stifling it was right before the storm. way better than last summer!

Yeah, the training thunderstorms from Lee, right up the east side of the river is another benchmark within the benchmark.

Those dudes are living their best lives all around south central Pennsylvania right now. Sent from my SM-G970U1 using Tapatalk

I still remember during Lee when the entire ground just waved the the white flag and quit absorbing water. Took minutes for all lawns to start forming massive lakes Sent from my SM-G970U1 using Tapatalk

And come Nov 27, I know The Reaper WILL BE BACK for bisnass!