Yeah, that day. The top of one of my maples got ripped off and clipped the corner of the house causing roof damage and taking out a window. I wasn’t home when it happened but will never forget driving through downed trees and branches and having to walk to get to my house only to find it damaged. Not fun. The cell that went through my area eventually had a confirmed tornado just miles to my east. That day did the opposite for me, I dislike severe weather now. Nor’easters were always the driving force behind my weather interests anyway.
2.13" for this event and still raining, 4.28" for May. The Wallkill River at Middletown is now the highest its been in the past year and still rapidly rising.
https://waterdata.usgs.gov/monitoring-location/01370520/#period=P365D&dataTypeId=continuous-00065-0
Thanks to the mud that was already in place around here, lots of running water along the roads, near full gully's, puddles in the fields and yards. Up to 1.20" since yesterday with continued steady rain, 47/46.
Steady rain with .67" in the last 24 hours, 2.82" for the month, 48/47 up here in north central Orange County. The radar is loaded with the heaviest just to my west at the moment.
I just looked at a few monitoring wells in our neck of the woods to see how the ground water levels are doing. I looked at the levels over the past year, the blue are those readings and the lighter gray line is the median level. You'll see Montgomery is normal, Carmel is slightly above normal and White Plains is slightly below.