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wdrag

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  1. 00z/3 GEFS and consequently WPC looks misleading dry and underplayed middle and end of this coming week... PA/NJ/NYS. Developing Ohio Valley upper low spells trouble this first week of August... before a major warming occurs 2nd and 3rd weeks of August-back to H&H then. So, I'll have to self criticize if the 00z/3 DRY WPC 7 day in PA/NNJ/NYS verifies-accountability for words Expressed. The rain may no exceed 1/4''' but I think something is coming to NJ/e PA/s NYS. Exactly how and when is my greater uncertainty. Difficult to get 7-8 consecutive days of no measurable. Can happen--- Adding verification to July in a couple minutes.
  2. I am interested in the middle of next week. Ensembles say pay attention to what is going on in the Ohio Valley. Outlooking low prob flood potential here in our area later next week. See graphic.
  3. CoCoRaHs reports... you see the 4"s and 5"s as a sampler. When you compare the max rainfly axis... I think the EPS had the best idea from the start and all ensembles had the max GENERAL 2-3" rainfall northwest edge of our NYC forum. HOWEVER: the value of the MAX potential SPC HREF rainfall posted on p1, was possible in our area. I've not seen max rainfalls but suspect iso 6". Therefore the thread had added value using the SPC HREF MAX rainfall...its never perfect but having the max occur in the center of the NYC subforum is no surprise... at least we were bordered N and S edges by the modeling and knowing it's imperfect permits leeway considerations. I always keep in mind lack of modeling perfection and leave options open. Click graphics for clarity. I chopped off the time covered but trust it's 7/30-31.
  4. This is accurate. for the locations posted---climate sites. Zooming in gets a few more stations but its only rolling 24 hour rainfall, deepening on the you select the map.
  5. Heaviest rainfall in quick scan of weather underground data. Am sure more will come in soon... click of clarity. Ignore the 11.8. Not qc'd so amounts might be too high?\
  6. Sampling of rainfall in narrow groups-swaths roughly 2PM yesterday- 8AM this morning. Click for clarity. Interesting 15 hours ahead. At 838AM added the NJ and NYS climate mesonet 24 hours amounts.
  7. Follow NWS warnings-statements. A flood watch has just been issued by the NWS for a portion of the NYC subforum. I'd prepare for some delays Thursday-Thursday evening, possibly a few detours. If a road is flooded, don't cross it---turn around-done drown. Not worth the risk. We dont know where exactly 4+" of rain should occur but the potential exists as a slow moving frontal boundary possibly ends as a near northeast gale for LI. Plenty of PWAT (1.5"+) along with the RRQ of a strong confluence zone 5h-3H et across northern Maine-the Maritimes causes large scale overrunning of the southward sagging frontal boundary Thursday-Thursday night when the bulk of the heavy rain occurs. For now, it appears the region from I78 northward is vulnerable to excessive short fuse runoff but the HREF added graphic shows the isolated 7+ inches POTENTIAL(browns from the legend) just south and west of our NYC subforum. Nevertheless, this should be a somewhat interesting 48 hour period. For reference have added the 12z Wed 7/30 ensembles CMCE, EPS, GEFS as well as the 48 hour MEAN rainfall from the SPC HREF ending 12z Friday with magenta 1.5"+, and the MAX potential rainfall from the HREF which suggests isolated 7-possibly 10" but primarily southwest of the NYC subforum. See legend but dont take location verbatim and. dont necessarily believe 7+ can occur. Antecedent conditions are not excessively wet so large rivers are not likely to flood, but small streams, especially near urban areas could see overflow Flash Flood response.
  8. Heavy showers organizing E PA. SPC HREF seems to have spot 7" MAX potential by Thu evening. Waiting completion of the HREF and then probably starting a thread for iso FF, detours, travel delays...sometime between 4-8P.
  9. Will make my final decision on an OBS-Discussion thread for the upcoming rainfall which I think may produce small pockets of FF within the general 3/4-4"---iso max of 6" I think is possible. Primary event Noon Thu-Noon Fri (16z/31-16z/1), but preceded north of I80 by scattered heavy showers/iso severe 4PM-10P (20z/30 -02z/31) today. Most vulnerable via variability in the modeling - cant be sure where to lock it in but for our subforum between I84 and I95. Todays 12z SPC HREF will be my primary guidance, along with other supporting modeling --HRRR etc.
  10. IF NWS issues a flood watch, will start a thread. Its marginal right now but I expect more or less what WPC has posted this morning with isolated max rainfall of 6". No thread at this time.
  11. No thread from me on the around 100F (near record) heat vicinity NYC-EWR next two days---this July thread suffices. No thread from me on the 20z Wed-20z Friday probably 1-4" needed short term rainfall near and northwest of I95...isolated higher possible. Mainstem flood threat minimal. However several small area FFW possible Thursday CT/NYS/NNJ-LI, especially if SVR develops? If it looks worse tomorrow morning, will thread but for now relatively routine: fun for us but nothing extraordinary yet projected. SPC has marginal risk Wednesday and no SVR Thursday. That may need adjustment with time. WPC has a slight risk excessive Thursday and I like that---just not willing to overcommit a thread at this time. This based on on modeling seen through 00z/29 and WPC products available at 553A/29. Wish you a safe day.
  12. Don's pre-summer outlook of a statistically significantly warmer than normal summer looks like it will come to pass with June-July at KEWR top 6. Very good statistical call barring a chilly August. Waiting on a thread til tomorrow morning for two 100F days at KEWR, (for me unexpected in lae June), to be followed by a potential widespread 1-4" forum rainfall with iso 8"... EPS through 12z/28 cycle continues strong on this, though edging northward. I also have to think there has to be a stripe of svr near the boundary Thursday? Just too early for me to be sure the EPS is going to be mostly correct. From what I can tell, WPC is so far, accepting the EPS solution.
  13. CoCoRaHs rainfall for the Fri-Sun period. Much less than anticipated MAX rainfall. Click for clarity.
  14. No thread from me on Tue-Fri til the last minute (Tue morning?). GFS MOS seems a little cool on the maxes Tue and Wed and too low on chance of rain Thu, maybe Fri too. GEFS coming up on qpf now... all ensembles under 2.5" but the EC OP Max #'s are interesting the past two cycles (isolated over 7" location-location?)
  15. EPS 95-100 TUE and WED. central LI west. Also a 50-60% prob of 1+" in 24 hrs for NJ Thu into Fri. Not threading yet but may combine Tue-Fri morning for the two probable 100"s at KEWR Tue and Wed and a heavy rain event I95 corridor sewd later Wed-Fri... most ensembles not buying the cyclically repetitive EPS R+. Worthy of. monitoring.
  16. Seemingly capped now... looks pathetic unless something gets going around 2P. Sunday portion of the thread...looking as a failure on my part.
  17. Continues interesting... esp NJ. Yes clusters split us north and south and not what I wanted to see at 6A. Still should be some big storms this afternoon in NJ with potential for a small pocket of 4" just southwest of NYC in NJ.
  18. Monitoring potential 100F KEWR into central LI Tue-Wed, before a possible widespread heavy rain event late Wed-early Fri when it cools considerably. NWS heat products eventually for Wednesday as well, HI up near 105 then when the worst HI of the next 4 days.
  19. Not sure if anyone is noticing... near 100 possible central LI Wed... EC past several cycles. then its all done for 10 days.
  20. Am fairly satisfied with D1... plenty of svr and narrow streaks of 1-1.5". Even 100 at KEWR and daily RER's here and there. Letting late Sat-Sunday play out. Am confident pockets of FF-SVR, ,mainly NJ-LI... Buoyancy will pretty good, better Bulk Shear and larger PW near 2.4". Let's see what happens.
  21. 5H Trough generally in the eastern half of the USA this month with a strong ridge in the Rockies, possibly shifting west? Tropics eventually should get going... but impact up here in the NYC subforum unknown to this poster. Added the 7/31 August outlook by CPC on 8/1/25-948AM.
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