CT Valley Snowman

Not surprised. I know the outflow cooled air was gonna kill things up here. My sister in Windsor should be getting a good storm.

Outflow was better than the storm so far here

Outflow winds were impressive, heard a couple of limbs crack next street over but we're down to 71 here now with sprinkles and a cool stiff N wind.

Can definitely smell the smoke out there as well.

87 and the smoke plume has really rolled in now.

Nice little flare up there on the Connecticut coast, maybe Mr Windcredible finally gets his storm.

Definitely a weenie spot there in Hamden.

Hamden Connecticut looks like it's about to get hit no surprise there

https://www.nbcconnecticut.com/weather-news/stories/nws-investigating-damage-after-possible-tornado-touchdown-in-somers/2531199/ I was outside observing drainage around the house during that storm and did notice low-level clouds coming from the east while the higher storm clouds were coming from the southwest.

Berks getting hit hard. Had a 10 minute downpour here. Basement with water issues for the first time in 9 years here.

Nearby PWS is 14.75 for the month. We're waving the white flag.

Rude awakening here as well, 2nd storm storm now hitting. Relentless.

I'm not a big fisherman, but I did cast a line out from the dock most days and caught mainly pumpkin seeds and dace using crawlers. My wife and father-in-law like to fish more, they grabbed some largemouth in the 15 to 19 inch range, I believe using lures or some type of fake worm looking bait that they squeeze garlic / lemon flavored attractant that turns them bright green. You're right about the weather, there was probably 3 days that were sunny and warm and what I would consider classic lake days. Filled in the gaps with a trip to Tumbledown Mountain, Mosher Falls in Farmington, visited family staying at a cabin at Lake Androscoggin in Leeds, play disc golf in Belgrade and regular golf at Spring Brook Country Club in Leeds, hiked a couple trails in the Kennebec Highlands, and made a trip down to Freeport.

Just got back from 10 days in Maine, yard looks like the Amazon, greener than I've ever seen it. PWS in the neighborhood is at 12.25 for the month. Only a few days with measurable rain up in Mount Vernon Maine at the cabin and only one day I would consider a washout last Friday.

Nearby PWS is reporting about 9.6 for the month. Thankfully I've been in Maine since July 7, only 1 wet day up here so far last Friday and yesterday turned surprisingly sunny in the PM.

Yesterday was pretty good here. Large limb down on my neighbors shed, Tree on a house about 1/2 mile away, intense lightning and solid wind, enough to produce some scattered damage. Rainfall has been sick this month.

Wife reporting power has been in and out in Enfield as well as some Street flooding

Hoping this POS rain band back this way doesn't kill our fireworks plans.

I'm getting the sense here that a few been throwing down some adult beverages

Yep and I live in Sherwood Manor, a bit west of the jackpot, some roads are flooded out my wife couldn't get to the bank earlier.

Complete washout today probably 3"+ here and 4" a few miles further southeast.

Yes sir probably a solid 2 inches of rain here today.

Suburban residential area where I live has numerous rabbits, I see them often in the morning and evening. Our cats sometimes do a number on them. I found one decapitated a couple weeks ago with the head and blood under my patio table and the rest about 30 feet away and found the matching blood on one of my cats, guilty as ever.

Pretty nice drink two days in a row here, probably close to 2". Yours is coming.