NortheastPAWx

89/73/97.

Meanwhile I'll take anything that takes this sh*t out back and shoots it. 84/73/92.

2 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

Christ, I hope not.  So boring.   Those winters however are quite rare.    

2015-16 winter back in my hometown was basically a redux of those two. We got fringed in the big blizzard and wound up with something like 15" for the season when our normal is 40"+.

Yay for temps possibly not going below 80 at night. I missed that so much!

87/73/95...unrelenting

Flood Advisories raised. Probably won't take too much for some roads to go under.

83/76/92. If that line makes it it will have a sh*t ton of juice to work with.

In the Miami suburb of Brooklyn for the weekend where it's 87/76/98.

Susky @ W-B expected to get to near 30' for a crest.

Wouldn't mind if the rainy pattern ceased for a while...fearful of what could happen if another sh*tstorm kicks up over northern PA or upstate NY.

Pouring in Midtown.

80/77/87 in Wildwood. Ew.

Th/is/sucks

Heading to the Jersey Shore tomorrow for the remainder of the week.

93/68/100...

92/67/97...

2 minutes ago, dmillz25 said:

Check the radar before putting statements like this

From my look, it appears it will rain light-mod. for an hour or two and then be done.

Bust for the city.

Got the dreaded split here. Very little rain.

Lots of rain fell, some lightning. The TOR risk seems to be out of here though.

Lol went from pouring rain to sunny in 15 minutes.

84/75/93, shoot me.

8 hours ago, bluewave said:

Another surge of tropical dew points as we move into August. With the WAR expanding to the west, we'll get some 90's to go with the high humidity.

 

 

Just 0.29" at the Bronx mesonet.

Susky at W-B now forecast to top the 22' flood stage. Very small pass (23) but it'll be there nonetheless.

Something to watch if Horst's rainy pattern forecast materializes. I'll be back in NYC by then but will certainly be watching closely.

Yay!

The National Weather Service in Binghamton has issued a

* Flash Flood Warning for...
  Lackawanna County in northeastern Pennsylvania...
  Central Luzerne County in northeastern Pennsylvania...

* Until 1015 PM EDT.

* At 720 PM EDT, Doppler radar indicated heavy rain developing
  across the warned area including the Greater Scranton Wilkes barre
  area. Significant life-threatening urban flooding is possible.

* Some locations that will experience flash flooding include...
  Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Hazleton, Dunmore, Kingston, Plains, Old
  Forge, Pittston, Archbald and Blakely.

Looking at the radar, wondering how the hell the Railriders expect to get anything in tonight. They have a suspended game to finish and the regularly scheduled game.