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It better be nice on Saturday, we have an outdoor wedding to go to and I can just imagine the disaster it will be if the weather is uncooperative.

Closest stations run between 1.1<>1.24 for yesterday. It's soggy, just step off my driveway or back patio and you sink in a couple of inches. The radar for the northeast looks pretty cool with a nearly closed circulation. I'm guessing as that passes through later today it's gonna get really wet again. Uggh...

It's been pretty much steady light rain all day. There were some heavy showers mixed in this morning but mostly light. What a gross day.

Another day, another inch of rain

It has been pouring here for a while now with embedded torrential downpours. Local Meso and WU stations reporting close to 1" today.

I bet you're also getting some pretty good shots of the Perseid meteor showers. My favorite monsoon events when I lived out there were always at high elevations. I remember some devastatingly heavy rainfall periods in the mountains above Flagstaff and along the Continental Divide in Colorado the chaos was intense.

I wasn't home for most of the day but it did rain here early in the morning and then stayed wet until about 10 and then there were a few very light showers around 6pm but nothing of any real consequence on Sunday, Saturday was very wet with several rounds of heavy rain. We are exactly halfway between the Somers and Brewster Mesonet stations so you can get a very good idea what's going on here using those two and there are a couple of WU stations here in town that you can use too.

I'm in Beacon NY, right where I84 crosses the Hudson, it's about 70* and cloudy with a good stuff breeze. It's sooooo nice to be outside and not dripping with sweat

What do you think the chances of this wet stuff staying south for another 8 hours are? Are storms or cells going to pop further north as the day warms up? As of right now it seems that it's from the city south and it's just grey up here in the LHV.

~1" today and a bit last night. I'm glad I put in the effort and mowed yesterday. It took me over 2 hours to do what usually takes about 20 minutes, had to fill the tank on the mower twice and it usually uses less than half of one. I had to make 4 passes on most of it and 5 on parts just to get it down to a reasonably even level because it's so wet underneath. The backyard is about 6" high and too soggy to walk on so it's gonna be a while until that gets done but the neighbor was giving me **** about the front so I had to deal with it. I'm officially over this stuff, can we please move on to fall and winter now? #bringbackthedrought

For the last few hours it's been grey and dreary with intermittent heavy showers that dump .1-.2" each time.

Another heavy shower just passed through, up to ~.5" on the day now.

.3" here

Rain has ended and sky is getting much lighter. That wasn't too bad at all.

Flash flood warnings just popped on our phones. It's still just very light rain outside.

And it's still dry here 25 miles north of WP, it's dark grey to my south but not as bad as it has been a few times recently. I'm really hoping it stalls along the boundary that appears to have set up in between us.

One cell in the region and I'm under it. It's raining hard here.

64 glorious degrees outside right now. Yummy

Tomorrow is the only day in the next 7 without t-storm chances in my forecast.

It's crazy right? When we were there earlier this summer that stretch was easily 75 feet wide at mid-tide.

There were some good cells popping around me today but they all missed where I was and missed home too. I can see some huge billowing towers just off to my southeast that are nicely backlit by the setting sun to my west. Good stuff. edit: I can actually see them growing and expanding upward and outwards. Way cool...

.01" here

I've got drizzle with a pretty bright sunset to my immediate west. Enjoy the storm down there guys.

Storms poppin' to my east and NW. Dark and thundery all around but stuffy and uncomfortable here.