Port Jervis/Huguenot area looks like it’s getting crushed. That area had a wicked flood in 2006/2007 I think, when the Neversink went over its banks.
Hopefully the stationary cells start to lift.
We just an FB update from Chester’s municipal government noting 76% of the residences are out of power; they are calling in back up road/tree and power crews.
Reporting from the Lavalette area; strong sea breeze. Water temp is 59 degrees due to the recent upwelling; kids love it, but’s it’s painfully cold at first.
We also kicked the heat on the first floor zone last night. Currently 50 with light rain.
We put up some decent numbers from 4-8:30 a.m; over an 1” now.
Bring on the rain! We missed out on last nights event.
Looks like some solidly below average temps the next 5 days or so; unfortunate that it’s over Memorial Day weekend.
Just to the north of the warned cell; lots of lightening at the field and soccer practice for my daughter is called.
Not much for rain here; wet the dust.
It’s a tad warm in full sun, but low humidity and a nice breeze.
I’m installing a new stone walkway; getting a good sweat but it’s far from oppressive.
Quick check on the weather, while cracking the first Yuengling of the day. Enjoy all!