Stormlover74

I don't see any warmup before the 21st just back to average.

EF-1 confirmed in Morris county Large trees were blown down, cars were crushed, siding was ripped off houses, and downed electrical wires littered the streets of Madison in Morris County after powerful storms tore through the state late Halloween night into early Friday morning. People on the ground suspected all this destruction came from the wrath of a tornado, and it turns out they were right. After surveying the damage on Saturday and analyzing radar images, the National Weather Service has determined an EF1 tornado touched down in Harding Township, raced through Chatham Township and Madison before lifting up in Florham Park.

Ewr's wettest October since the 13" in 2005. We had several tropical systems that month of course

13-14 was a decent winter We just haven't had a lot of big snowstorms prior to December

Yeah destroyed a house. Nobody home but whoever was on the Cessna couldn't have survived

About the same. The sound of large branches cracking was eerie

8 years ago today

Eagle rock?

Well this weeks forecast went to crap in a hurry

Sun poking out. 67

Rain looks to move out by mid afternoon

Gfs has been the wettest. Should be a red flag that its wrong

Quite a smoky haze out there today

Halloween looks like 70s before we cool down. But 62-63 is where we should be

September generally has nice weather. I bet many of those are pedestrian since all I hear about are hit and runs in the outer boros

Fine with me. Better than expecting 50" and getting 18

Yeah though central park is lagging

At the very least this looks to be our 2nd wettest October of the decade.

Nam is cutting back on the rain now. Under half an inch for most

And judging by the radar the nam missed alot of the heavy rains back into eastern and central PA

At least it's not snow

Nam caving finally

It's still a decent amount of rain for city on south and east

Impressive gust just now