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5 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

dropping some torrential rains near Philly

Unfortunately.  Dont want more of that. Finally balanced the chemicals in the pool and got it clear again from those torrential rains a few days ago

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Just now, FPizz said:

Unfortunately.  Dont want more of that. Finally balanced the chemicals in the pool and got it clear again from those torrential rains a few days ago

yeah everything is a mess here-swimming pools, mulch washed out-golf courses all wet.  Been a nightmare month in that regard.  Do like my lawn looking something out of Ireland

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21 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

yeah everything is a mess here-swimming pools, mulch washed out-golf courses all wet.  Been a nightmare month in that regard.  Do like my lawn looking something out of Ireland

We needed what happened over the last month to pull out of the drought. Glad it happened even though it wasn't nice weather at times. 

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50 minutes ago, winterwx21 said:

Looks like the heavy stuff is going to the west into Hunterdon County. 

I'm like 500 feet from hunterdon co, lol.  Stuff weakened a bit but should get a decent little drink.

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Precip is light here in Central NJ - its drying up as it moves north - but making the atmosphere much more humid Heat Advisories and T -storms next couple of days at least - sounds like fun.

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20 minutes ago, Stormlover74 said:

Pouring out in bridgewater even though radar isn't all that impressive looking

now pouring 10 - 15 miles east of you - going to be a warm humid night - I still expect Flood Watches in the near future

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SPC and Upton and Mount Holly really dropped the ball this go around by not issuing Flood Watches this morning already several warnings in south NJ and now in Central NJ Torrential downpour developed out of nowhere

FFW from KPHI

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4 minutes ago, winterwx21 said:

Heaviest missed a few miles to the east like has happened several times recently. I got 0.17" from that downpour. 

downpour is just sitting over northeast Middlesex and southern Union county heaviest right over Parkway

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4 minutes ago, NEG NAO said:

surprised Upton hasn't issued Flash Flood Warnings in Union County

It is on NOAA at the very least for now.

Edit: Scratch that, only for the county below.

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Colorado State University’s updated 2026 Atlantic hurricane forecast continues to call for a well below average season. But as the researchers note, it takes only one storm near a community to make it an active season there.

CSU’s updated full season forecast calls for nine named storms, including four hurricanes and one major hurricane. Two named storms, Arthur and Bertha, have already formed, and neither became a hurricane.

For the remainder of the season, CSU forecasts seven additional named storms, four of which are expected to become hurricanes, including one major hurricane.

 

 

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4 hours ago, Brian5671 said:

yeah everything is a mess here-swimming pools, mulch washed out-golf courses all wet.  Been a nightmare month in that regard.  Do like my lawn looking something out of Ireland

weeds in the garden over 6 feet tall....

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P.S. Since we’ve had so much severe weather along with flooding rains over the last couple of weeks I thought I’d mention I watched the documentary on Netflix about the Joplin, Missouri tornado from May 2011. I highly recommend! It was extremely moving. It’s amazing… how it sparked so many flashbacks to being a child growing up in the Midwest. The sirens… still enough to provoke chills in this 50 something adult.

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