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We had about an hour of wet snow after midnight that day last week.
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Hiked in Harriman today. Patchy snow at the trailhead, 6"at 1000 feet and 12" at 1200 feet. Crazy fast change in snow depth, especially higher up.
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Welcome to New York
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2.91" here for the current system. Roughly 9" August 19-20 and nothing since. Feast or famine.
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https://www.thruway.ny.gov/travelers/map/text/twytextcameras.cgi?region=MHI87
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Snowing in N. Smithtown. Surprised that it is all snow at the moment because it isn't particularly heavy.
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Always that way here early in the season. We've had frost but not enough to kill stuff. I had a good haul from the garden yesterday then threw blankets over everything. Should buy at least a few more days. I need to install my new weather station after a sensor failure, but other stations in my neighborhood (including @bkviking) were around 29 - 30 this morning.
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We had 0.26" rainfall overnight Sunday - Monday. We had 9" of rainfall August 19 - 20 and a total of 1.43" since. Rainfall since September 1 is 1.00" even. September 2024 - 0.21" October 2024 - 0.52" November 2024 (through 11/12) - 0.27" Just imagine if the rainfall since September 1 had all been snow ...
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I'd like to buy a cloud.
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Aurora is visible right now from Smithtown
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August rainfall in N Smithtown was 11.93" That's the most I've had in a month at this location. The old monthly rainfall record was 10.23" just last December.
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Satisfying quick half inch with a few loud booms. A traditional garbage pail floater. In and out fast without washing away half of the town. Good for the fall veggies.
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It can still hit 90 in early October
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I think the Blydenburgh dam failure also happened in late February 1979 during the epic meltout and rains after the early February snowfalls culminating in PD1. I'll see if I can verify that memory. Pretty sure there was a working stream gage on the Nissequogue at that time.
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Yeah, that sucks. That was one of our favorite places to take the kids when they were young.
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Loud thunder for the last 15 minutes. Was sunny with dark clouds to the south, but it's getting dark here now.
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8.21" here over night. 8.54" total if you include Saturday night's rain. For comparison, we had 5.53" during the August 2014 deluge and 4.20" during Ida.
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The rain stopped a few minutes ago and just like that the blue super moon is visible to the southwest. I have a standard 4" cocorahs gauge and will check it in the morning, but bkviking is about a half mile south of me and I'm sure is very close to what I will measure.
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This is the most thunder I've heard around here in years. Probably the most rain too
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Too noisy to sleep. Pounding rain and a couple of very close lightning strikes. Our phones just lit up again with the FFW.
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Constant drumming on the roof here. Multiple reports of water rescues and road closures around the area.
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Just had the outflow boundary evident on radar move through here a minute ago. Only lasted a few seconds, but it was wild on an otherwise quiet evening. The storms it originated from to the north didn't look very impressive.
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Some photos from the Adirondack high peaks region. If I hadn't seen the way the moments entering into totality and emerging from it were like throwing a light switch, I wouldn't have understood it. https://photos.app.goo.gl/C3s51MsN7tygGgs9A
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Adirondacks, a few miles south of Lake Placid
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Ready! https://photos.app.goo.gl/uVwL5YsqvFpyJwLB7
