Vinny Findley

I take mine up to Boston for a Shiba meet once a month. Dog park 0 New Washington street near the TD Garden. Boston Shibas Facebook. Mine will be 3 this April.

Sure are. Cool dog to have but not for the average dog owner. Lots of attention and patients to train them. He gets pissed at me because I only spend 23 hours 59 minutes and 59 seconds a day with him

It's a Shiba Inu. I have a white one.

An inch at 8:30 last night. Surprised to wake up to a snow covered street and 4" of snow.

In credible the drop off in snow depth within just a few miles. Sort of like lake effect!

I lived in Woonsocket, RI at the time. My father in laws mom passed away. The wake Friday night was heavy windy rain. The funeral Saturday turned to heavy windy snow. By the time the mass ended and we went to the cemetery there was 6" of snow already on the ground. Wires and tree branches down everywhere. Woonsocket ended up with 2 feet. Drive just a few miles south or east and totals dramatically dropped off. 2" of rain to 2 feet of snow. Can't believe they went through with the funeral precession!

I was there 2 weeks ago on the Anthem. Did the dolphin swim at blue lagoon island. It was awesome!!!

9.75 in Cranston near Walmart. Maybe another .05.

Pretty close! 42 to 46 is average.

Going to finish with 9.99 LOL. The news at 6 said one station reported 11.63. Don't know if that was a trained spotter or a hobbiest. I didn't see any amount that high on wundermap for Cranston. Have to say though when the rain first started yesterday the rate was 5.34 and by far the loudest rain I've ever heard. You could here it coming. I live 1/4 mile from the highway and told my wife that's not the sound of cars from the highway. 2 minutes later massive rain drops and the defining sound it made. It was incredibly loud for about 5 minutes.

Thought for sure I'd hit 10". Need another .32. Not looking like it will happen. Radar looked like a lock for it this morning. Only .31 since 11:00 AM. Big time drought buster for this area any way!

2" for the day so far. No rain at the moment. 9.37 event total.

I'm at 9.32 in less than 24 hours. Pretty much right under the 9 on that map.

9.1 here in 20 hours.

Under a flood warning now. Went by one of the places that typically floods in heavy rain. Was just starting to flood the street when I went by this morning on my way to work. Hard to see puddles in the road. Raining along with construction and barriers damming water. Ride in sucked this morning. Gave myself plenty of time.

This is what happened in that event. If we weren't in a drought this current rain event would have been almost as bad! Beginning with a Feb. 23-24 storm, the National Weather Service registered 4 inches of rainfall on its Warwick rain gauge. Another quarter of an inch fell between March 1-4 and from March 13-15 and March 22-23 the gauge logged another 3.7 and 3.4 inches, respectively. Add to that amount the 8.8 inches of rain that fell between March 29 and April 1, and Rhode Island was soaked by a total of 20.15 inches of rain in just 38 days.

Finished with 7.37" for yesterday and sitting at 1.25 so far for today. 10" looking very likely by the time this rain event ends.

Closing in on 7".

1/4 mile east of interstate 295. You can see my exact location on Wundermap. KRICRANS8 click on view wundermap. https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/pws/KRICRANS8/table/2022-09-5/2022-09-5/daily

I'm at 6.62. Looking at the radar through CT 10" isn't out of the question. Made up for the whole rain deficit in this are in 8 hours. I'm 61 and have been living here my whole life. Seen rain amounts like this more than a few times in 24 to 36 hours but this amount in less than half a day not even close. The first downpour the rain rate was 5.34 for about 5 minutes. it was absolutely defining. Closed my pool Saturday. Said yesterday maybe I should put the cover pump on the cover. Glad I did!!!

Haven't seen any weather stations in Cranston at 8". Hand full are at or just over 7"

6.36 now. As soon as I sent the last post a quick heavy burst. .34 in 12 minutes. Wiped out the rain deficit in less than 12 hours in my area.

Just hit 6"

Just hit the 5" mark 5.04. About a 1 hour lull of light rain. Heavier echoes now filling in again.

Looking back into CT my total could double what I have now. Flash flood warning keeps popping up.