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LI severe storms come from the north in almost all cases, the other ones being stray storms on the seabreeze boundary that can sometimes blow up around Mineola/Westbury. Every now and again severe can reach western Nassau if conditions are right but for Suffolk it’s game over. Long Beach/Rockaway has been hit a couple times recently by bowing out storms coming east from NJ but they die once they reach Jones Beach.
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About 0.4".
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It’ll get here but evident on radar the collapse is starting.
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Looks like Nassau might make it in time to get a smacking. W Suffolk TBD before the marine layer inevitably gets it.
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Those are always so creepy looking. Saw them in Chicago when I was there before July 4th and got nailed.
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Looks like 60mph possible in N Manhattan/Bronx.
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Maybe the tail end of the line can clip Nassau/W Suffolk.
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Velocities look pretty intense west of Newark, over 60mph. But it looks concentrated in a spot near East Orange.
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Takes very little to wring out a downpour on these days.
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I was in Chicago in early July where it was much like today there-it was hotter here but a little less humidity. Last summer’s where it hit 100 didn’t feel this bad.
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92/78/107. Hideous.
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Brutal day. This feels worse than the days we hit 100 but less humidity. Just atrocious.
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Can clearly see the anvil top from the CT I-84 storms from here.
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89/78/103.
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Probably safe to book the trip to FL or the Caribbean this September when it’s cheap.
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Hideous outside. My front door was soaking wet this morning and it resembles a jungle outside.
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2026-2027 Record-breaking El Nino
jm1220 replied to Stormchaserchuck1's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
Correlate the Huge Snowstorms and Nor’easters areas to where there’s the most possible subscribers and there you go. Lake Effect storms color includes Chicago so that’s a lot more possible subscribers. -
Misery mist humidity drizzle. Humidity literally drizzling from the sky.
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Beautiful ending to the day and humidity definitely dropping.
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About 2.3” now and more coming in. Will probably break 3”.
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Heavy rain-about 1.8” so far with this.
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Rich get richer.
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Sneaky warm day here-up to 88.
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The flood watches east of the city probably could've been taken down yesterday AM although maybe Upton kept them up because of uncertainty with the surface low's evolution. But it was 100% obvious starting 48hrs out that the heaviest rain would be west of the city. The expectation was widespread 2-3" from what I saw which I think only happened in some parts of Suffolk. Much of Nassau and most of the city had 1" or less. I had maybe 1.7". Maybe someone had a flood warning in Suffolk but I was asleep. I wasn't optimistic since a lot of the models went to straight dry slot here but was a little pleasantly surprised.
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Instability showers today under the upper low.
