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3 minutes ago, IrishRob17 said:

Hoping for a miss here as well, close to 10" here for July at this point. 

Can actually say we don’t really need that much today. First time in a long while for that statement. Picked a good time to be in Cancun this week. Fingers crossed for no flooding and damage to all.

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On 7/15/2026 at 1:16 PM, Superstorm said:

How does that compare to normal.

Graphs showing cumulative area burned and carbon emissions in Ontario. Note in terms of area burned 2021 is the top spot but 2026 is top spot in terms of carbon emissions. Both are correct. The reason for this is that the 2026 fires are more severe - consumed more biomass (greater depth of burn).
Cumulative area burned (hectares) in Ontario.
 
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Cumulative total carbon emissions from wildfires in Ontario 2003-2026
 
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7:12 PM · Jul 19, 2026
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23 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

I'm hoping it misses here-the big totals-still alot of cleanup ongoing after last week's flooding/damage

Been wetter than average for July in my backyard but otherwise anything of real interest has missed. Severe weather July 4th missed east and the heavy flooding rain north and west. Zzzzzz and looks to continue that way. Hopefully since we’re still in a long term drought enough survives east of the city to make it to an inch here total but this seems to be another either you’re flooded out or dry. At least the lawns are green and no swarms of pests that come after flooding rains. 

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6 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

Been wetter than average for July in my backyard but otherwise anything of real interest has missed. Severe weather July 4th missed east and the heavy flooding rain north and west. Zzzzzz and looks to continue that way. Hopefully since we’re still in a long term drought enough survives east of the city to make it to an inch here total but this seems to be another either you’re flooded out or dry. At least the lawns are green and no swarms of pests that come after flooding rains. 

Typical convective nature of these summer events.  Some areas that have gotten hit could make a run at 15-18 inches of rain this month

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6 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

Been wetter than average for July in my backyard but otherwise anything of real interest has missed. Severe weather July 4th missed east and the heavy flooding rain north and west. Zzzzzz and looks to continue that way. Hopefully since we’re still in a long term drought enough survives east of the city to make it to an inch here total but this seems to be another either you’re flooded out or dry. At least the lawns are green and no swarms of pests that come after flooding rains. 

Yeah LI will be predominantly some moderate showers. Hit or miss type of stuff. Just like the last event. 

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10 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

Typical convective nature of these summer events.  Some areas that have gotten hit could make a run at 15-18 inches of rain this month

Almost like August/September 1999, which climaxed with Hurricane Floyd. It put paused to a long running drought. If not for that, knowing what came after, we would have had a near 5-year continuous drought.

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76 / 71 mostly cloudy - steamy.  Cut off trough starting to spin 1- 3 inches of rai n and locally >3 inches through Thursday with the brunt of the heaviest rain falling overnight tonight. Clears out Friday - hoping to not still be stuck in the clouds as these are stubborn to clear out. Otherwise a nice Fri-Sat and mainlly Sunday.   Near - below normal 7/28 - 8/3.   Overall warmer - hot at times 8/4 - beyond as heights rise and peices of the western heat comes east and ridging into the EC backs in.

 

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