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E PA/NJ/DE Summer 2026 Obs/Discussion


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There's got to be prolific flash flooding ongoing right now in S Jersey and DE. Storms training over the same area, already 5" in spots on radar. Going to be a long afternoon down there. We had just shy of an inch back at home in Levittown(.9") through 2 different storms. Here in Trenton, we had several periods of heavy showers but nothing too long lasting.

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10 hours ago, The Iceman said:

3.25” storm total assuming no more. Round 2 this evening was pretty intense lots of street flooding around the area during the height of it. 11.60” in August now

Ivyland received 5.25" of rain in under 2 hours. The flooding around here was the worst ive seen since living here. Most branches of the Neshaminy well over their banks. Almshouse rd, Bristol rd, and Mearns roads among the worst in the area.  

Now we just need the cold :devilsmiley:

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A nice weekend ahead with increasing sun today and continued below normal temperatures through the weekend. We warm to above normal highs in the mid to upper 80's by Monday lasting through Wednesday we then fall back to a bit closer to normal by the end of next week. Next rain chances look to be toward Tuesday.

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On 8/27/2026 at 9:30 PM, Kevin Reilly said:

Total rainfall in Media, Delaware County 1.08".  Let's see if we get anything else tonight.  Not sure looks like everything is north getting belted north and west.

Total here was 1.6", nice storm, BBasile got nailed pretty good. It was moving but kept reforming south and east of here, made it look almost stationary for a bit.

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We turn warmer and more humid today through much of the upcoming week with shower and thunderstorm chances each day. The best chances of any rain would be later this evening and again on Wednesday into Thursday. Our warmest day looks to be Tuesday with some lower valley locations possibly touching 90 degrees. We turn much cooler and drier for Labor Day Weekend.

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According to the Mount Holly PNS, members of the public reported 6.29 inches of rain in town and 6.41 inches just to the south in adjacent Woolwich township from the series of thunderstorms during August 27th.  Those numbers were easily the most from the day on the list, which is not a common occurrence here.  Most of that rain fell during a 3-hour timeframe between 12 and 3 PM.  The first thunderstorm, which took on some supercell characteristics, produced wind damage with trees and wires reported down near Oldmans Creek on Kings Highway close to the Gloucester/Salem county border.  The road access was blocked when going down there to look things over.  Additionally, somebody in town saved a hailstone from the first storm as it passed overhead, knowing that I am interested in severe weather.  It is just under dime-size in diameter.

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