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Yep, even more impressive how fall lasts for 8 months now!

Actual water droplets falling from the sky!

Quite nippy this morning. @nycwintermust be drowning in hoodies.

We had our August deluge on parts of LI and CT last year but after-dry as a bone like this year.

Yep it was in my western sky. It was definitely bright for a split second.

Saw a shooting star about 20min ago in the western sky.

The W/N Pacific warm piss pool of disaster is alive and well. Until that goes away my hopes for winter are about zilch (maybe some ridiculous combination of other factors can overcome the Pacific jet here and there but we've seen so many times how it all gets literally blown away, torn apart, etc and we get suppressed crap or a cutter or way too late bloomer). Even the strong 23-24 Nino couldn't really overcome it, it just added STJ juice to the insane Pac jet. September is by far the best weather month here. Hopefully we get a synoptic system or two to give us all some needed rain and otherwise warm and dry weather. Today's just glorious.

I’m thinking where I am there’s another couple 90 degree days left, but we’re beginning our first step down towards autumn. With this cooler pattern some leaves might start changing soon in the Adirondacks/Green/Whites etc.

Flooding on Fire Island and the Hamptons, and water up to the dunes elsewhere. Jones Beach looks pretty rough. High tide looks to be coinciding with the worst of the waves. We’re lucky this turned out to sea.

0.4” or so of drizzle. Get this gunk out of here.

Moderate coastal flooding expected along the south shore tomorrow evening. Definitely enough to flood the low lying spots in Freeport, Lindenhurst, Island Park etc.

This isn't any kind of band from Erin. It's actually the system that's booting it out.

Meso models hinted at it yesterday. I-90 special. These very rarely if ever work out IMBY. Somehow they always nudge north and west. I guess 12-15 more hours of mist that gets the total to 0.5”.

Lots of misery mist/drizzle.

Yep, a somewhat smaller and more organized version of Sandy. Thankfully this one is headed NE soon. Sandy’s pressure was also a Cat 3 strength but also put any strengthening into a larger wind field.