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59 minutes ago, Stormlover74 said:

Meh. My guess is they die out and we get weak showers and some wind

 

From OKX AFD:

While there is deep-layer shear present with strong mid-level
flow, instability is generally weak and confined primarily to
the mid levels. Surface-based CAPE is located mainly north and
west of the NYC metro with SPC HREF max CAPE values of 500-1000
J/KG. Mean CAPE values are less than 250 J/KG. This is partly
due to the frontal timing in the evening after max insolation,
but also dry air in the low-levels. CAMs generally show the line
dissipating this evening as it approaches the area and in some
cases with no more than a spotty shower reaching the coast. So
the best chance will be across the interior with chances
decreasing toward the coast.

Same here

At work in Jamaica Queens also. Wife felt it in Farmingdale. Multiple calls coming in to NYPD for buildings shaking

Strongest winds of the day here now 

2.87 at my station. Winds picking up.

Nice squall line developed over Long Island and entering Suffolk County now.

2.36 so far at my station 

32 minutes ago, snowman19 said:

Don’t be surprised if we see thunder and lightning later. The soundings support elevated convection. It’s extremely unstable 

The morning KOKX AFD mentioned the possibility:

Confidence in
thunder is low, but with some elevated CAPE, it can not be ruled
out. Some CAMs also continue to show a convective line moving
through the area this afternoon into the early evening. Given
the possibility of this line, strong southeast winds this
afternoon and then strong northwest winds again behind this
system tonight, decided to go with a Wind Advisory for the whole
area. Although gusts will be marginal (mainly isolated 45 to 50
mph) soaked grounds will make it easy for trees to be downed.

Wind advisories posted area wide late tonight and tomorrow for gusts up to 55mph. In other news, I’m in Westbury LI and there is graupel falling mixed with rain. Car thermometer showing 45 degrees.

Quite foggy outside. Wonder why NWS didn’t put out a dense fog advisory for parts of the area. Or did they?

1.32 inches so far at my station here in southern Brooklyn.

Any reports from Staten Island?

7 minutes ago, coastalplainsnowman said:

 

Just checking the NWS Upton observations.  9.9 Coney Island and 7.6 Bay Ridge? Was just scrolling up here and didn't see that mentioned, and those stand out against the other readings.  Those are pretty remarkable no?

8 inches at my house in Sheepshead Bay so pretty consistent along the southern areas of Brooklyn 

23 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:

still snowing there?

Yes, lightly

Just measured 8 inches on the picnic table here in Sheepshead Bay Brooklyn. We just got into the northern fringe of that heavy band overnight.

Got to be at least 4 inches judging from the cameras outside my house here in southern Brooklyn

Still mostly rain here in Sheepshead Bay Brooklyn 

Hearing pingers on the window a/c here in Sheepshead Bay Brooklyn. 37/31 

.97 in the bucket at my place so far

.97 of rain at my station so far

just flipped to light snow here in Jamaica Queens at my work location

light-moderate freezing rain at my work location in Jamaica Queens. Anything not treated icing up

Measured 2 inches exactly at my location here in Sheepshead Bay Brooklyn as of 7am.

5 minutes ago, bluewave said:

Looks like the highest tide at Freeport of the 2020s so far.

https://waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis/uv?site_no=01310521&legacy=1

 

 

 

Definitely more tidal flooding today than the last storm. Meadowbrook Pky, Wantagh Pky near Jones Beach under water. Parts of Howard Beach and Broad Channel under water along with a couple of blocks of Cross Bay Blvd in Queens.

Edit: Island Park LIRR station also flooded.