Allsnow

Yeah, absolutely not

Euro loss most of the rain it had for tonight sigh

Icon as well

Absolutely pathetic today…a few drops

Euro not backing down… .75 for a good amount of the area

Unfortunately, that’s convection for ya. Hopefully Friday night is more of a area wide soaking

Loudest thunder of the season last night with the rain that fell. Euro did a good job with the placement of the heaviest rain

Euro is less then .10 for tonight now. It does have a good amount of rain Friday night which has agreement with other models

Yes, I’ll let you know what it’s says at 18z. If we don’t get rain before next weekend the lawns r going to be dust

Euro has .5-.75 for tonight around my area but it’s real hard to buy into with other models showing nothing

All the models continue to show a skunk zone in the same area the next few days.

The gfs the is ridiculously warm in the medium range as it is cold in the winter…. It just defaults 100 after day 10

Can you please make it rain locally

Ewr hit 100 today??? jk

It came down for a minute the stopped. Big winner today was SI. Looks like the rest of the action will be down south

Thunder but no rain…this is cruel

Raining at ewr now. Might break the 90 streak if they didn’t do it between hours

Somerset is a not the tarmac on 95, yet we throw Brunswick out because it’s a suburb

Yup….but for some reason it’s thrown out on this forum

Times to start watering…I don’t want to see another slight risk for my area ever again

All the models now skunk the nyc/central nj area

Rain fail

So why would Newark's weather station trend noticeably warmer over the last 15 months? There are two possibilities. One, changes to the local landscape that warmer the microclimate around the Newark Airport station. Or two, which is more likely, the thermistor equipment has drifted a couple degrees warmer and needs to be calibrated or replaced. Bottom line: Unfortunately, the temperature bias puts a big asterisk on our recent climate record in Newark. More specifically, our recent stretch of five consecutive 100-degree days is suspicious. While we're only talking about approximately a 2 to 3 degree drift, that would make all the difference in whether we hit 100 or not five days in a row. Read More: Newark NJ thermometer hit 100° five days in a row, but it's wrong | https://nj1015.com/newark-nj-thermometer-just-hit-100-five-days-in-a-row-but-its-wrong/?utm_source=tsmclip&utm_medium=referral

Wow!!! So this confirms the working theory that since approximately March 2021, in more months than not, Newark temperatures have been running 2 to 3 degrees warmer than reality. Read More: Newark NJ thermometer hit 100° five days in a row, but it's wrong | https://nj1015.com/newark-nj-thermometer-just-hit-100-five-days-in-a-row-but-its-wrong/?utm_source=tsmclip&utm_medium=referral

Every slight risk has been a disappointment this summer. Just hopeful for more then .05 today….set the bar low