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The below is true here, it looks like the upcoming high tide won't be close and I'm even more dubious about currently forecasted levels tomorrow a.m. We had impressive yard and street flooding in my area. Houses seem to have been spared, that I can tell so far. TIDES/COASTAL FLOODING... Latest model guidance is hesitant to drain water out of the tidal Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay as quickly as is being observed. Widespread minor to localized moderate flooding in vulnerable shoreline locations is still expected at least into tonight, though uncertainty increases in just how long, significant, or widespread flooding lasts beyond that.

Haha! There is also a house being built near me. Almost done, thankfully. And they're not working today I suppose this is as good a time as any to admit I don't have a weather station, but for a long time there have been several close by. One very close, same elevation etc. So, for now, I mooch. But measure my own rain and snow Edit: oh no I cursed myself, the two closest ones are offline

One of the nicest things about fall and the end of AC is always being able to hear the outdoors while indoors. The wind in the trees is glorious today.

Getting breezier. Some whitecaps on the river. Ready for the cold front!

Beautiful shot!

Watching the flashing from here

NE MD pummeled Edit: Correction - PUMMELED

Still yet more heavy rain, T&L. Rain gauge fail...weathernet estimates 4.9"

Not literally in the current warning but phone went off...from warning: " At 246 PM EDT, a confirmed tornado was located over North Point State Park, near Fort Howard and the mouth of the Patapsco River, moving northeast at 35 mph.

https://www.weather.gov/marfc/

Raccoons (almost definitely) had an epic party last night and ransacked nearly every container/potted plant on the back porch. Digging for grubs and such I imagine. An inch+ rain fell yesterday. Most plants will survive, I think, but some are too far gone .

1.2" beneficial rain in today's storms

Everyone should be at least a bit of a wimp about it. I'm a full-on wimp, myself.

It's been interesting (from an aesthetic point of view anyway) being in the "notch" of the northern actvity. Dark on both sides and clear, orange skies ahead... *this means there was a MBY-split. No complaints have had almost 1.5" last3 days.

that cross-Susquehanna north bay polygon (maybe not the first just first I've noticed).

Nothing notable here but this has been some classic bowling alley thunder.

I miss the cicadas. Edit: May as well - https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2021/07/30/cicada-nymphs-hatching-broodx/

It is perfectly delightful out. Cool summer evening with all the insects chirping away A+

A nice soaking rain. Opened the windows to listen to it.

Pummeled. Quarter inch here.

Took a quick trip to Cape Henlopen last Th. Entire Delmarva was dry but a few storms insisted on Lewes Still mostly a nice day

tons of fireflies

Thanks for the link! I might have to get both your and H20's suggestions, you can never have enough.

1.3" rain here over two days.