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1 hour ago, winterwx21 said:
Another good soaking with 0.66" here. I haven't had to water the vegetable garden much lately.
Had .39" here and same, not much watering needed lately. Needs to dry out a bit or fungus is going to start in the garden. Already have some red thread going on in the lawn. The rain is welcome, I'm not complaining but just need it to dry out and get sunny for a few days in between the events. Can't have everything so I'll take the rain and shut up.
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No rain showers here yesterday. A bit cloudy at times and coolish when the wind blew but not bad. Sunnier, warmer and less breezy today.
Remembering all those who gave their life for our country this Memorial Day.
My great uncle Rudolph DeCanio, CPL U.S. Marines, 19yo. WWII, killed in action on Iwo Jima.
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2 hours ago, bluewave said:
Honestly these cool overnights could continue through Labor Day and I'd be happy. Perfect sleeping weather. Windows open with a blanket or two. Just perfect. No a/c needed.
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51 minutes ago, steve392 said:
Nothing like a long rain delay at Citi Field yesterday, clears up then monsoons again. Absolutely drenched during the game. Was amazed how many fans stayed till the 8th when it started pouring again. The cold temps didn't help either.
Gorgeous day now with clouds finally clearing and blue skies prevailing.
Can someone share that cocorahs link for rainfall totlas? I need to save link at work.
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7 minutes ago, Sundog said:
Those are some impressive looking storms coming toward NYC
There was briefly heavy rain with pretty gusty winds as they raced through here.
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Very few breaks of sun here this afternoon. Had several rounds of brief but heavy showers.
Improving weather for the 3 day holiday weekend.
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Received .29" last 24 hours with an event total of 1.41". Thankfully surface and upper level feature are lifting away so the weekend will be coolish but dry. If timing was a little different we could have had clouds, cold and damp with rain for at least 2 of the 3 days. Not perfect weather for Memorial Day weekend coming up but it could have been a total washout so we should consider ourselves lucky.
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Event total here so far 1.12" with 7.22" on the month. No complaints.
Breezy, chilly, damp and raw last 24 hours. Temperatures mainly in the mid 40's here over the last 24 hours.
Heat on for 30 minutes this morning to wipe out the overnight chill. Still slept with the windows cracked open and the blankets up.
Again, no complaints.
As posted above by @MorristownWxthe Drought Monitor is significantly better. This current rain was not event was not even factored in. Possible NNJ is wiped clean by the end of the month. SNJ a little more in question.
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1 hour ago, ForestHillWx said:
2nd floor thermostat is reading 62. I refuse to turn heat on. Told the wife she could close the windows however.
Upstairs and down currently reading 65 and 64 respectfully. Did turn the heat on for about 30 minutes this morning only because we left a few windows open a bit overnight and it was chilly. Gotta let the cool air in! Bedroom windows open about an inch. That's what blankets and flannel sheets are for.
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Just great weather (a bit windy) last few days. Low was 41 here this morning.
Great sleeping with the windows open and the blankets up!
Not going to go on much longer so I'm enjoying it while it's here.
The muggy and sultry weather will be here soon enough. Meanwhile everyday without it is one less day we have to deal with it.
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5 minutes ago, ForestHillWx said:
Apparently a ship just sailed into the Brooklyn Bridge; maybe the winds were a factor?
Hopefully all survive as they are pulling victims now.
Happened about 24 hours ago. Not sure why just being reported now. Ship was too tall it seems.
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1 hour ago, IrishRob17 said:
Wow with the wind that comes with the front! From dead calm to tree bending gusts. Pretty crazy.
Same here with the wind. Had a few drops of rain but the wind went from near calm to I'd estimate gusting to 40 mph for about 90 seconds. Trees bending and lots of leaf debris. Back to near calm within 5 minutes.
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1 hour ago, LongBeachSurfFreak said:
Yeah that was as of yesterday.
Honestly I have been closely monitoring the SLF and while numbers exploded the second year they have leveled off. They are definitely a threat to vineyards but I’m not convinced they are the plague they were originally thought to be. Gypsy, emerald ash borrer beetle, Asian longhorn beetle and southern pine bark beetle all are far greater threats in my opinion.Wow, had no idea Gypsy Moths were so active on L.I.
Agree with your list of biggest threats. Especially Ash borer and Asian Longhorn, they have been a problem for a while and really show no sign of easing up anytime soon. Big problem with those two.
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1 hour ago, LongBeachSurfFreak said:
They are all over Suffolk along the LIE. Many Oaks defoliated. They destroyed the last large remaining old growth coastal oak forest on the east coast in the late 70s on Gardiners Island. I would have done anything to see 600 year old white oaks. The island is pretty much off limits now anyway.
This is ongoing now or in the past?
If Walt had not posted I would not have known they were active anywhere in the area. Hope it does not get out of hand here in Jersey.
The spotted lantern fly was a bit of a problem Summer of 2023 but just saw a handful last Summer so hopefully that problem is over? Have not heard much on them either.
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19 minutes ago, wdrag said:
After they feast on the leaves fort a while, they tend to die off, if not sprayed-controlled-killed.
The oaks will have a second leafing in late June and attempt to recover. This is our second year in a row. So far minor but noticeable.
Can't hear them eating the leaves yet when you walk the street kr see the brown caterpillar poop on th street. Hope it doesn't get too bad.
State is spraying certain sections of Wantage NJ
Worse is when you hear the poop falling like rain through the trees. I remember once back in late 70's or early 80's there was near total defoliation of trees especially oaks. Just disgusting critters.
Nothing here in my area and I'm not that far away from you and I hope it can stay that way.
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28 minutes ago, Picard said:
Wow, zilch to boom in 15 minutes. Blew up right over us. A quick quarter inch with several loud cracks of thunder. Wasn't expecting that.
Nothing here but picked up .81" yesterday. Total for May to date = 6.10" with additional 1-2" rains coming up mid to late week. Drought conditions fading fast.
Sharp clearing line now moving in from the west.
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35 minutes ago, winterwx21 said:
Very heavy for a short time here. Now back down to light rain. 0.45" here, and will add a little more. Another nice soaking.
Same here. Did not check gauge but looks like about .40" here. Few rumbles of thunder and hardly a puff of wind. Main show was moderate to some heavy rain. Skies brightening now.
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Received .77" last 24 hours (8am-8am) with a 2 day total of .81". Still periods of light to sometimes moderate rain ongoing.
Doing well with rainfall so far this month. It could back off for a bit now.

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Had an additional .85" rainfall last 24 hours (8am - 8am) for a two day total of 2.38".
Total 5/3 - 5/10 = 3.66".
Sunny and breezy this morning.
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Had an additional .85" rainfall last 24 hours (8am - 8am) for a two day event total of 2.38".
Total 5/3 - 5/10 = 3.66".
Sunny and breezy this morning.
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24 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:
How much did you get? And did you get more than this on May 9-10, 1977??
Received .40" snowfall with a morning low temperature of 26 degrees.
I was at a funeral down in Trenton in 1977. I was a young teenager and I remember standing at the cemetery mid morning with a cold wind and a snow squall going on. Horrible day I try not to remember but can never forget.
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May 2025
in New York City Metro
Posted
Latest Excessive Rainfall Outlook 12Z Fri. - 12Z Sat.
Slight Risk perhaps suggesting max rainfall centered a little further west of latest NAM totals. Or maybe just Flash Flood Guidance is indicating lower tolerance for heavier rains / some flooding further west.