Brian5671
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looks to miss here-thank God...lots of flooded basements and damage....
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Sun is out here. Time to start the drying process.
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yep, about 30 minutes to go here-still some moderate rain right now but worst is over.
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close to 5 inches at BDR going back to 3pm yesterday
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yeah we just had a 35-40mph gust then the rain suddenly let up. -
Do people's measurments include the storms yesterday or just Elsa? Including both I'm around 5 inches
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even before that. Back edge is into NYC now....storm is moving ENE at 31 MPH per NHC
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insane rains under this weenie band.
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insane rains here the last couple hrs...easily a couple inches
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yep-gives me about .50 more-which would make the warm front today 5x as rainy as I picked up over 2 inches on today's event
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Dont forget the halloween snowstorm of 2011. Knocked out power to most of inland CT for 5-7 days-a foot of slop on foliated trees....
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Crush job here a quick .75 of rain to go with it too.
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Both utilities have been under fire for the last 10 years for poor storm response....calling in reserves 2 days into the outage-etc stuff that they should have done 3-5 days ahead of time
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getting crushed here...lightning heavy rains and street flooding already
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In the other thread someone notes it's in the low 90's in central Jersey, I'm 75 here-so clearly the front is enhancing the storms
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20 degrees cooler here on the CT with East winds 75/71
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ahh-I heard loud thunder overnight but no rain here-must have been that storm running about 20 miles north of here.
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makes sense-doubt there's many issues with power from I-91 and west
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yeah, CNN's home page is comical today....gimme a break
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I've had close to 6 inches of rain here so far in July-if we get another 3-5 we'll be close to 10 on July 9th...crazy
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it does interact with a front, but agree, it's a 6-9 hr period of heavy rain for some areas, mainly overnight tonight.
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Here in CT, the halloween snow storm of 2011, Irene, Sandy and even Isias were disasters here with regard to power restoration. A Cat 3-4 would take us out for months electricity wise.
