IrishRob17

Every morning starts with dense fog these days. The amount of leaves falling at this date really is something, I have to clear off my deck at least once a day. 

The littering of my yard in leaves has begun already, which seems a touch early for IMBY

6 minutes ago, BxEngine said:

I only answer to @rjaysucksworstmodever

That's not what your wife said 

Had decent fog at home that was gone by the time I got to Goshen, not sure if it mixed out on my ride or the fog was localized at home due to the river. Anyone else have fog this morning?

3 minutes ago, gravitylover said:

That's what I'm assuming too. I saw one clip about someone doing a flyover and they said the place was wiped clean.

Found this quote in the main thread:

"Also, Barbuda, home to about 1,600 people, was "so badly damaged that there is no communication" from the island, said Keithley Meade, director of a meteorological office in Antigua and Barbuda."

7 minutes ago, gravitylover said:

I can't seem to find much info on how Barbuda fared. I watched until the cams went down last night and now there is pretty much no communications from the island that I can find. If anyone has any links you should post them.

Based on the videos I've seen this morning from various locations down there I'm guessing that they didn't fare too well.

.14" yesterday, .47" today.

1.05"

4 minutes ago, UlsterCountySnowZ said:

Was able to hit 39.9 

LOL

My gf reports 40 as the low at home. Saw a reading of 33 up here at Mount Snow. 

1 hour ago, UlsterCountySnowZ said:

Completely agree.. at this point it's just fun to look at these ridiculous outcomes 

You're gonna need another new grill

Here's my useless knowledge of the day: this is the first August since living here (since 2005) that I recorded lows in the 40s three mornings in a row. 

35 minutes ago, Juliancolton said:

My point forecast has a low of 41F on Saturday morning so normally I'd be on the lookout for for the season's first reading in the 30s, but things don't look ideal for maximum chill. The core of the 850mb cold pool will have retreated by late Friday with some weak WAA and high clouds increasing throughout the night.

Exciting, I know.

I'll be up at Mount Snow for the annual Brewers Festival, it says 39 for a low Saturday morning, we shall see up there. 

1 hour ago, gravitylover said:

I know I wasn't really paying attention but was it supposed to rain overnight? I didn't get much but it rained for over an hour. Things needed a soaking, trails were almost dusty yesterday.

At some point this week some of the models had a passing shower or two late last night/early this morning. I don't believe anything fell here. 

2 hours ago, xram said:

.56" over here

How was Bristol and Nashville? Ioved Nashville last year, talk about Music City!  I would like to get back there and see a race at Bristol for sure. 

.84" was the total here

Business picked up after I posted, nothing severe but decent rain with some breezes, .40" so far

Lots of bark but not much bite. 

Just now, hudsonvalley21 said:

Yup tiny cell just to your west

I'm hearing from the line to my northwest, was just outside watching the constant lightning as that smaller cell started to sprinkle on me

Just constant thunder here, pretty cool

1 hour ago, gravitylover said:

I've been in northern VT and NH twice in the last week and the season is definitely changing up there. Going up I91 you can really feel the difference as you go through MA and into southern VT the summer green fades to a lighter color and by the time you get to White River Jct color starts to pop. Yesterday we noticed oranges and reds and a few yellows with some species of trees dropping their leaves, in the wind yesterday it was really evident as they were bouncing off the side of the car.  Over the last week new flowers are blooming too and the color of the meadow floors is noticeably different than it was last weekend.  

Jealous.  As I'm sure you know that up there this may not be too early but I'm not an expert.  I know when I've gone up to the White mountains in NH during Columbus Day week it can be great or too late.  That said often while one area is past peak the other side of the mountain it still in all its glory.  Locally, I drove over to New Windsor yesterday and notice a little color on a few maples. 

1 hour ago, BxEngine said:

Hey! Youre lucky i wasnt paying attention or this woulda upset me! 

What should upset you is your golf game. 

15 minutes ago, snywx said:

.49" here

Literally just checked and now it's .50" LOL

.48" here on the day 

8 minutes ago, Juliancolton said:

Oops.

What are we payin' the mods for if we can't even get an old thread locked? smh

Yeah, our mods in this forum are slackers for sure LOL