MGorse

0.13 inches of rain earlier this evening.

Database issue causing widespread NWS web page problems. IT continues to work on it to get all restored.

0.23 inches of rain yesterday.

0.19 inches today with a two day total of 1.30 inches. Much needed!

1.11 inches here due to several torrential downpours.

Yup, it definitely mixed higher than expected today and thus stronger winds.

0.80 inches of rain here. Decent thunder and lightning but not much wind with the storms.

Strong gust front blew through earlier followed by a whopping 0.08 inches of rain.

2.40 inches of rain since 5/20. Nice!

I think that is more subjective. I tend to stay away from using those types of phrases.

0.81 inches of rain. Some drizzle ongoing.

Low temperature of 28F early this morning.

0.11 inches of rain today. Better than 0, but still need way more than that!

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I took out my driveway markers today.

Probably should merge this sub-forum with the NYC sub-forum.

SPC outlook for tomorrow.

Yup, I had the backdoor open before the squall arrived and could hear the roar of the wind approaching. Classic low-topped squall line.

Power flickered and saw several power flashes in the distance. Peak gust to 56 mph.

This is how these types of events have been treated for decades. Also, not every spot in a warning experiences wind damage.

Wrong message? This line has produced wind gusts to 68 mph. No AI. OMG!

There is no AI influence in NWS warnings. They are issued by trained Meteorologists.

Showers are convective as well. I know it seems odd having a Severe Thunderstorm Warning with no lightning, but that is the best way the NWS can handle these types of events.

68 mph gust at the Reading airport! SPECI KRDG 170213Z 29041G59KT 1 1/2SM R36/4000VP6000FT +RA FEW021 BKN027 OVC035 09/06 A2927 RMK AO2 PK WND 28059/0211 WSHFT 0159 RAB08 PRESRR P0007 T00890061

It is convective (low-topped in this case) with severe wind gusts thus handled with Severe Thunderstorm Warnings.