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LOL Wow! That storm is almost an afterthought with Dorian literally getting all the attention. Hopefully you don't have any damage. How much more you expecting. Have to ask considering it's not being talked about

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Hmmmm no. There are worse tracks it can take. It's flying and likely would weaken a lot more than depicted if it's just gonna travel over land from SC to Maine. Either way, this storm will very likely not play out as shown here. It's one to watch but any hurricane touching land north of NC is hard to believe until 24-36 hours out. At least for me. Call me skeptical

Deep fog in Eastie right now. Vis about 500 ft right at the water. Probably causing chaos at BOS

Really? I've experienced that many times and have no where near the amount of exposure to experiencing storms like you do

That was the Frontier flight from DEN I was watching on Flightradar24 as it was diverting. Was wondering why it was diverting being all other LGA bound flights are landing with no problem. Surely the good people at NY Center could of squeezed that one in too

Logan go absolutely rocked. Saw it with my own eyes. Witnessed a JetBlue A320 do a go-around as it was on final approach to 22L, just to the east of Suffolk Downs. At that point the microburst was just heading for Logan from the south so I suspect the pilot had the threshold of 22L in sight and when he passed where I was at about 200ft of altitude, when the beginning of the runway suddenly just disappeared wit the storm moving up from the south and had to suddenly abort. Very cool to witness and watch it all unfold

It’s insane here. Best storm I’ve experienced in years

Wow. I shorted myself. That’s awesome. Could be higher ones to come

Logan should report a 50+mph wind with this storm. Best of the year so far and still going strong

There was a night or 2 maybe 10 years back in early July (the 7th or 9th maybe?), maybe a little more or a little less, that had some amazing radiational cooling setup for SNE, especially SE MA where the temps dropped in the lower 40's. Unheard of for that time of the year. Anybody know or remember what year that was and have any graphics relating to it?

Heard from family the flooding is terrible all over the place. This is also causing havoc with the evening rush of flights into the area. Multiple diversions to BOS What a mess!!!

Did the park hit 90 between hours? If not, that would be pretty disappointing to not have this go down as an official heat wave for the city

Wall Township reporting a DP of 85! HI 114 https://www.njweather.org/station/3404

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BOX just went nuts too. Severe Thunderstorm Warning's flaying all over SNE

The Capital District has been getting hammered today, and it continues

Sounds like well, summer! None of this torch and high humidity nonsense some are obsessing over. Just what it should be.

Yeah, right here on the water the days were still relatively cool which would result in relatively cool enough nights even with the urban setting now allowing temp to drop much at night. The other night was too much though. I'll admit that I was trying to hold out until we got into July for my own satisfactory record

Finally installed yesterday. Couldn't take the warm urban nights anymore. Woke up Wednesday in a complete sweat. Wish I was 20 miles outside the city instead of the harbor coast. At least it still gets into the low 60's/upper 50's inland at night to cool off a bit. July 3rd is the latest I've ever installed though

Yep. Had dime size hail here. Best Thunderstorm in years for me

I would say it was 2009 when Central Park didn't hit 90 in the summer until mid August or something. Then I remembered it hit 90 for a few days that April so that wouldn't exactly crack the top 10

Yeah, too humid for me. DP's in the 60's starts to get in uncomfortable range even with temps in the 70's. Your splits are more like it! Perfect really.

Sea breezes are magical this time of year up here. Afternoon/evening temps in the mid 60's, slight breeze and just perfect for June. Hopefully when the waters do warm up enough and the sea breezes are negligible, the big SE ridge doesn't start pumping for the summer up to the NE. I'm sure I'm in the minority of this but a cool summer relative to normal would be fine for this guy.

Kinda weird and surprising to me. I would think the reason for that is maybe because coastal nor'easters would blow their load too far south of you but just in the right spot for NNJ-NYC-BOS