Getting a decent storm out this way. Lightening, thunder, rain. No winds though.
Rain will help cut down on the pollen, the air was choked with it before.
Curious to see how fast we warm up today; yesterday was raw. Never made it above 54 degrees and with occasional drizzle while mowing the yard.
Though, it was a good day for the fire pit to start burning all of the downed sticks/limbs in the yard from the winter.
We are in Chester, about 12 miles north west of the epicenter.
My wife called me very panicked as she did not know what it could be. We lost a few pictures and some of the window treatments broke.
We are getting tremendous amounts of rain down this way in northwest Jersey; about to crack 2”.
I can only imagine that unloads on you all further northeast.
Driving home today along 80 west the Passaic is already over its banks in Fairfield between Two Bridges and Horseneck Road. Would anticipate that 2-3” on top would put it back into major flood stage.
Tremendous gathering of robins in the brush at my property. They are looking at the snow cover and wondering…
I love winter and prolonged snow cover, but the influx of robins are usually a harbinger that spring is upon us.
Happy for those to our south. The brick call north of 78 held that fronto forcing in place.
On second glance it looks like 2” here; one final burst coming from our northwest.
Everything caked in white and perfect to wake up to.