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  2. FPizz
  3. BoulderWX
    All good. This was since the Friday storm.
  4. TauntonBlizzard2013
    Sell. We’ve been in a nice stretch of finding every way imaginable to minimize rainfall here, including last night. Weve seen these setups a couple times over the last 5-6 summers. CT and more specifically western and south Connecticut will get big rains, and we’ll be fighting to keep the roads damp here
  5. dendrite
    Let’s get ISP another foot of rain in a few hours.
  6. Jns2183
    By luck I managed to sit next to a state farm insurance agent who had that million mile stare Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk
  7. PhiEaglesfan712
    The last 3 days were perfect Eagles weather. 103, 102, and 101 degrees.
  8. WxWatcher007
    Yeah if I had to guess southern CT/Long Island is where the flooding happens.
  9. gravitylover
    I had .3 and very little wind. I mean, it rained hard for a minute or three but people never stopped their fireworks. After the heavy stuff it got foggy and they went nutz. The big sparkly stuff is kinda cool thru the fog.
  10. MGorse
    0.64 inches of rain here from last evening into early this morning. More to come.
  11. Eskimo Joe
    This evening has all the hallmarks of an overperformer for a select few: Less of a cap at 700 mb Multiple remnant boundaries Pooling of low level moisture (dews have come back up a few degrees) Slightly better shear aloft per SPC meso analysis
  12. Jns2183
    The storms are everywhere except where the moderate excessive rainfall forcast is. It's like they are taunting the meterologists Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk
  13. allgame830
    Sorry man! Lost power last night but it was restored in 9 hours… you must of gotten hit alot harder then I did
  14. tamarack
    40 years ago in Northern Maine, straight line winds flattened about 600 acres, a swath 4 miles long running SW to NE. It started a bit north of (Aroostook) Eagle Lake and ended by blowing spruce trees into Square Lake. I've no idea whether the folks from CAR came out to look and report, but from what I heard and saw the wind probably reached 90-100 mph. (That storm was late in season for that area - Sept 30. Ironically, 5 years later to the day they had 3-5" snow.)
  15. Eskimo Joe
    Mesonet shows a nice convergence zone running north/south through Howard and Carroll County. Maybe that's the focus for later?
  16. ldub23
    Cute
  17. Sey-Mour Snow
  18. OceanStWx
    I think a good example is to watch the convection in the BGM CWA. It's not moving much. That is what will drift east over the next couple of days.
  19. LVLion77
    Well, the afternoon forecast bombed here. Nothing to speak of in the southeastern quadrant of the state.
  20. high risk
    They evolve differently, but the HRRR and NAM Nest both like the I-95 corridor in MD around or just after sunset.
  21. Eskimo Joe
    Legit rain event for the northern DC suburbs up into Baltimore metro.
  22. TheClimateChanger
    Looks like some very intense rainfall rates with some of these storms this afternoon. Hoping the worst steers clear of my backyard.
  23. BoulderWX
    Latest guidance on power is Wednesday night. What a horrible weekend
  24. WxWatcher007
    Should’ve told my wife to send me to the Pacific for my birthday
  25. Santa Claus
    sun’s out, steam bath
  26. Eskimo Joe
    Frostburg mesonet site up to 1.64" of rain since midnight. More storms trying to crawl over the Allegheny Front.
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