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Palm trees for us, tumbleweeds for NPZ.

Up to 1.35” for the day. I doubled my precip since I’ve been up

If not just play in your pool you now have in the back yard

And now back to pouring rains. Cutting grass yesterday hasn’t deterred the precip p sure a FFWarning will be coming shortly IMBY

.70” rain so far

North trend

If you have “NE gets hit by a tropical spinny thing before NPZ gets ANY rain” on your 2021 weather bingo card you might win the lottery

Glad it wasn’t any closer. Had to be a little scary

fist bump

I'm trying to deb my way to a discreet line

On the southern end I guess I'm just looking for more signs that the watch here will pan out. Clearly better chances north of the MD/VA line

Radar looking like doo doo rn. What might come later this afternoon will be the show

We need to root for NPZ. Dude needs some severe

That member must see the well known Nova Scotia Bermuda ridge to shove Henri that far west

To be a weenie for a sec, the short range models have sucked for sim the last few days. Haven’t modeled things well IMO

First night since Saturday that the heaviest rains missed me. Only .08”

It’s all too far west. Congrats NPZ

Yawn

My crabgrass is on point right now. Thick and luscious

Brown and squishy?

Reading here makes me thing the boot is just for a seal around the pipe to prevent ground water from coming in. It’s dripping now because of all the rain and the pressure that is putting on the water table in the ground. That boot might need to be replaced and sealed better. The water is clear because of the ground. It’s filtered at that point. It’s also not flowing fast enough to agitate the soil and get turbid

Ok. That coupling might be it after all. If they used PVC or black poly then back over to copper then that transition point might be it. Hope it’s an easy fix.

Another long night. Was up from 1-3 monitoring the rain that fell. Thankfully no flooding but water quickly piled up in some places. .6” Ive gotten 6.70” for the month with more than 4” in 3 days

Saw your tweet to me but figured I’d reply here. Was the water coming into the house where the main service line comes into the house? It might not be the line itself leaking but due to the heavy rain it’s actually hydrostatic pressure FROM the rain. As in there was so much rain that it worked it’s way to your service line depth and because the line itself created a tunnel when installed the water followed it and flowed into your house. Path of least resistance. only other explanation would be the line IS leaking but that would be from WSSC jacking up the pressure of the water system higher than normal. Not sure if any of those recent big main breaks are near you and that’s what caused it. The way to know if that’s the cause is turning on a faucet and the water coming out is a lot stronger and not normal. Hope this helps

That said, I picked up a fast .5” rain