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59 minutes ago, Stormlover74 said:

HRRR bullseyes philly area now

Each model has a different jackpot area which is typical in convective setups. It’s very hard to pinpoint exact locations. Most of the rain today and tonight will fall in a relatively short period. 
 

There’s also quite a high risk of microbursts today, like what we saw yesterday, hence the watch. Could also see an isolated tornado.

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10 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

You do realize that line will intensify and build East right?

The stuff by state college could eventually get here in a weakened state later this evening otherwise things look tame for eastern sections. 

Flood outlook did a good job at highlighting eastern PA, central west and NW Jersey. Anyone east of 287 and south of 78 won't get much

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2 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

The stuff by state college could eventually get here in a weakened state later this evening otherwise things look tame for eastern sections. 

Agree. Expect LI to get a quick hit from whatever is left over as the front slides east. Sorta like a transitioning tropical cyclone where the center passes west of LI, and we end up with very little rain, while inland gets crushed. Better dynamics, and terrain lift. 

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50 minutes ago, Poker2015 said:

I'll believe it when I see it. My town has a dome over it, right FPizz!!

Totally fine with that.  I never want those flooding rains.  Looks like we should get a quick heavy downpour in a few.

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Just now, MANDA said:

Agreed!

Sometimes better to remain quiet and appear the fool than to speak and remove all doubt.

It’s the same people that call bust before an event even starts every time. They over analyze the radar instead of just letting things play out.

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2 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

It’s the same people that call bust before an event even starts every time. They over analyze the radar instead of just letting things play out.

I think relative to what models showed yesterday this is more W-NW overall.  I think this initial around stays mostly Newark west now, its the activity post 22Z that may be more of a factor to the east.

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13 minutes ago, Rmine1 said:

Agree. Expect LI to get a quick hit from whatever is left over as the front slides east. Sorta like a transitioning tropical cyclone where the center passes west of LI, and we end up with very little rain, while inland gets crushed. Better dynamics, and terrain lift. 

I think our chance here is largely with whatever coastal storm develops. For today I agree the vast majority will be for NJ and Hudson Valley. Some of the modeling did get wetter east of the city today so we have to wait and see. But I’m not too optimistic. 

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22 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

The stuff by state college could eventually get here in a weakened state later this evening otherwise things look tame for eastern sections. 

Flood outlook did a good job at highlighting eastern PA, central west and NW Jersey. Anyone east of 287 and south of 78 won't get much

You love speaking in absolutes lol

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1 minute ago, SnowGoose69 said:

I think relative to what models showed yesterday this is more W-NW overall.  I think this initial around stays mostly Newark west now, its the activity post 22Z that may be more of a factor to the east.

This always looked to me like the max would be near Passaic/Bergen/Rockland Counties and I still feel that way.

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5 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

This always looked to me like the max would be near Passaic/Bergen/Rockland Counties and I still feel that way.

I agree , the southern portion of the line isn’t expanding much and will probably miss NYC. 

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7 minutes ago, winterwx21 said:

Radar not very promising despite the warning for northern Middlesex County. 

Yup will be a bust here. HRRR takes the stuff in central PA south of us too.

What we need is a tropical system or remnants of one to get some major rains 

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