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Interior NW & NE Burbs 2020


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20 minutes ago, Juliancolton said:

Yikes. Not good with the threat of a tropical system in just a few days.

Only a few tenths here so far, but I certainly don't need the headache of basement pumping.

Not good at all. Hopefully we can dodge the bullet Friday night into Saturday. Currently,  light rain with rumbles of thunder. 3.78 in the bucket.

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To be fair, that intersection has had flash flooding issues for decades, no disrespect to the deluge today though.  I remember in the great '93--'94 winter that intersection flooded during the storm around 1/17 when it dumped snow in the morning, 6-8" as I recall, before a warm front blasted through changing it to rain.  That evening the arctic front came through causing not only a change back to snow but a flash freeze that left roads more or less undriveable for a good week.  Anyway, when it changed to rain that intersection was under water, not as bad as today but bad enough. 

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I went up to vt for a week.  Came back this afternoon.  Rain gauge has 1.8” since Sunday although I don’t know when or how it came.  Also another .4” from 7/2-4.  Through in another couple inches tomorrow and we’re all good.
 

fog in the valley this morning after thunderstorms last night.

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6 minutes ago, gravitylover said:

I was hoping this storm would fizzle, I really don't feel like dealing with a TS at the moment but, since it looks like that won't happen it's time to get cleaned up in the yard and get some fresh gas for the generator. 3-5" of rain and a bit of wind could make things messy. 

I just had over 4" of rain from Wednesday's storm. Hoping this stays West of river so I don't get 3 or 4 more. Drained pool yesterday or 4" would've mean 36 feet of my lawn would have salt/chlorine water innundating and killing it

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On 7/8/2020 at 1:41 PM, hudsonvalley21 said:

Had a max rain rate of 7.29 per hour. This cell formed 

over head and continues to back build. 3.53 in the Davis rain gauge so far with this event. 

You must be chuckling a bit to yourself with the way folks are getting "crushed" today...how quickly did you get to the 3.53" again?

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2 hours ago, IrishRob17 said:

You must be chuckling a bit to yourself with the way folks are getting "crushed" today...how quickly did you get to the 3.53" again?

It was around an hour and a half to hit that. So far today I’m at 0.60 and it’s taken 5 hours :lol: It feels like drizzle compared to the other day.

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1 hour ago, IrishRob17 said:

I’ll be surprised if I break 1”

Maybe tomorrow will be better.

SPC AC 101731

   Day 2 Convective Outlook  
   NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
   1231 PM CDT Fri Jul 10 2020
While T.C. Fay is forecast by the National Hurricane Center to move
   quickly into Canada Saturday morning, rich low-level moisture and
   modestly enhanced low/mid-level flow will likely remain in its wake
   from the northern Mid Atlantic into portions of New England, in
   advance of the shortwave trough moving eastward from the OH Valley.
   Renewed thunderstorm development is expected by late morning/early
   afternoon, with the strongest storms capable of localized wind
   damage.

 

And a section of Upton’s AFD

SHORT TERM /6 AM SATURDAY MORNING THROUGH SATURDAY NIGHT/...
Despite the exit of Fay, a moist airmass will remain in place and
allow for destabilization during the day. At the same time, an upr
trof will approach from the w. As cin erodes, tstm initiation over
the cwa is likely. The 12Z NAM indicated around 3000 CAPE in the
aftn and eve. The main limiting factor is whether any earlier
convection works over the atmosphere sufficiently. The primary svr
threats will be damaging winds and hail. Severe wording and
damaging winds have been included in the fcst for wrn areas to
highlight the threat.

Any activity is modeled to diminish in the overnight period as
dry air sweeps in at the mid lvls.

The NBM was used for temps. Heat indices will be close to 95 for
much of the area. An advy may be needed based on the 2 day
criteria Sat and Sun.
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