Remnants of Hurricane Isaias

[wxdude64]

Event total 3.25" here. 

[GramaxRefugee]

Another 0.40 overnight....Total 2.20"

[Herb@MAWS]

Imby/Columbia 2.29” for Sunday’s event. 

[The Dude]

.50" today.  2.24" total

[katabatic]

2.05" total. Great soaking rain. 

[Interstate]

.91 overnight for a total of 3.74

 

That was about 14% of my yearly total to date.

[BlizzardNole]

11 hours ago, EastCoast NPZ said:

Love the patio

Thanks!  I got about another 0.4 overnight and water is stilllll sitting on one end of my new garden bed.  That's gonna be a problem.

About 1.8 total here.

[psuhoffman]

On 10/10/2026 at 2:12 PM, mitchnick said:

Yikes! Under the yellow (probably @TSSN+too!)  @psuhoffman into the tan!!! Hope it's typical Euro overdone.

I got at least 3+ qpf.  My pond was really low and now its overflowing.  

[Chris78]

1 hour ago, MN Transplant said:

2.06" total.

Another (mostly) whiff at DCA, where it looks like they'll end up at 1.09" and will remain almost -6" YTD.

N&W special

They must measure rain like they do snow.

[IronTy]

2.4" here in Calvert.  

[SnowenOutThere]

Around 3.1 according to nearby gauges in Charlottesville, probably had some upslope enhancement, and there are still puddles on the side streets. Home gauge in NOVA shows a respectable 2.9 inches of rain as well. Do wonder if this storm bears as a forewarning of what we might expect this winter if we get more inland storm tracks due to a warmer baroclinic boundary pushing inland. 

[Terpeast]

40 minutes ago, SnowenOutThere said:

Around 3.1 according to nearby gauges in Charlottesville, probably had some upslope enhancement, and there are still puddles on the side streets. Home gauge in NOVA shows a respectable 2.9 inches of rain as well. Do wonder if this storm bears as a forewarning of what we might expect this winter if we get more inland storm tracks due to a warmer baroclinic boundary pushing inland. 

I wouldn’t read too much into this event since it had tropical origins, but either way I’m glad we’re getting more rains and that the heaviest was along the piedmont and mountains. I wouldn’t be surprised to see qpf fields like this throughout the winter. Could be a big year for the ski resorts, and mostly rain for the lowlands outside of (maybe) a well timed storm with cold air. 

[osfan24]

My rain gauge topped 4 inches.

[Paleocene]

Just on the right side of lucky, nearly 2.5 in here. A few miles to the east, in Northwest Prince George's County, less than 1.5.

[DanTheMan]

3.56” total for the event, good soaking  

[Solo2]

3.51" for the event in Mount Airy (about half way between 70 and 26). 

[Rhino16]

Definitely counted wrong yesterday morning, but ended up around half an inch maybe just under. Nice to see some sun though!

[WEATHER53]

2.4” final here 

[CAPE]

8 hours ago, SnowtoRain said:

1.11"

A definite 'hole' over here, and much of the guidance had it. Still, an inch or so of rain is fine with me in October. Not like it hasn't rained for 3 straight weekends or something..

[JenkinsJinkies]

11 hours ago, MN Transplant said:

2.06" total.

Another (mostly) whiff at DCA, where it looks like they'll end up at 1.09" and will remain almost -6" YTD.

N&W special

 

3 hours ago, CAPE said:

A definite 'hole' over here, and much of the guidance had it. Still, an inch or so of rain is fine with me in October. Not like it hasn't rained for 3 straight weekends or something..

 

With a snow map you can reasonably chalk a localized snow hole to the urban heat island, but I always wonder what causes the localized DC rain hole?

[mitchnick]

3.5" imby

[George BM]

2.43" here. (Herndon, VA)

3.00" for October so far.

[aldie 22]

Every total qpf map is different...I'm beginning to question if it rained at all now lol