Strong Nor'Easter/Hybrid Storm Late September 2026

[MANDA]

Three day event totals:

Some 7-8" totals scattered around in there.  

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[Brian5671]

21 minutes ago, MANDA said:

Mist and drizzle ended here about an hour ago.  Three day event total: 1.55".  Happy to have missed out on the bigger totals as well!

M.T.D.: 5.46".  Y.T.D.: 46.63".  Making a run at 50"+ year.

with 3 months to go, 60+ is not out of the question if we remain in this very wet pattern

[uofmiami]

2 hours ago, psv88 said:

5.01” here. Crazy gradient 

You surpassed me to no surprise, 4.81" so far.  You really got nailed yesterday afternoon onward it seems.

[wthrmn654]

Just about 3 inches now

[TriPol]

Well. I am sufficiently soaked. I believe we can officially declare the drought over. 

[psv88]

1 hour ago, uofmiami said:

You surpassed me to no surprise, 4.81" so far.  You really got nailed yesterday afternoon onward it seems.

Yea we got stuck under one of those feeder bands all evening. The yard is a swamp. Wrapping up now and 5.06”. 

[jm1220]

We’re totally in the “just get this the F out of here” stage. 

[straphanger]

Finishing up with a 4 day total of 2.87" here.  The sun is struggling to break through now and everything is probably going to stay soggy for the remainder of the day.

[steve392]

Just under 2.5" so far... Getting chilly out now but drying out a bit. 

[Cfa]

6.26, officially cracked 10 inches for the month.

I’d be happy if it didn’t rain again until January.

[STORMANLI]

5.61" 5pm

9am Larkfield Rd south of Jericho Tpke Northbound where it becomes 2 lanes down to 1 in flooding.

[STORMANLI]

52 minutes ago, STORMANLI said:

5.61" 5pm

9am Larkfield Rd south of Jericho Tpke Northbound where it becomes 2 lanes down to 1 in flooding.

And in the shopping center on the southeast corner multiple spots flooded with a delivery truck perpendicular from

Instant

Hydration

[TriPol]

If you live on Long Island or the Jersey Shore, you'll remember this storm for the rest of your life.

[jm1220]

6 minutes ago, TriPol said:

If you live on Long Island or the Jersey Shore, you'll remember this storm for the rest of your life.

Where I am personally, notable but I’ve seen a lot worse. Some of the shore areas did flood pretty heavily due to the piled up water over a few high tides. Overall I’d say it was about as expected. The wet ground contributed to more trees down and power outages. 

[TriPol]

Just now, jm1220 said:

Where I am personally, notable but I’ve seen a lot worse. Some of the shore areas did flood pretty heavily due to the piled up water over a few high tides. Overall I’d say it was about as expected. 

Expected when? And by whom? As late as Wednesday, the NWS was calling this a nuisance storm. The GFS had this bombing out and hitting Maine. It wasn't until late thursday/early Friday that the idea of this hitting the NJ coast came.