NittanyWx

Yeah attached the wrong photo . Sorry y'all been a long night.

A few more from the Cannondale MNR station, photo credit to Tiffany Shelton:

This is where I'm at as well. I don't think Ernesto had much to do with this.

Sure, but this is more about advection of extreme PWAT's into the region This seems to be a recurring theme of the past 5-7 years.

This is directly correlated to me moving there. We had FFW events of 6-8" twice in 2018, 2020 during Isaias, another during Jan 2021. However, none of those events had this level of extreme flooding along the rivers. The rainfall rate with this one only matched 2018, only this event rained for longer. PWS recorded 9.9" about 1500 feet off the Saugatuck West Branch in Wilton yday.

A few more along the river in Wilton's downtown:

This was by far the worst flooding in at least 40 years along the west branch of the Saugatuck River. Several homes were evacuated last night along the river itself in both Wilton and Westport. As of my drive this morning, the water has crested and is receding. However, water lines ranging from a foot to 3 foot seen on some of these houses. This was a .1% probability of exceedance rain event along the Norwalk River, Housatonic River and Saugatuck. Some photos from yesterday in Wilton and Westport, CT. Please do not redistribute:

Depends on which coast, CT did well with this.

Wilton, CT Final total: 8"

The winner ended up being that merritt/287/91/84 box after all. The loser is me for bitching out about it last night after the HRRR. Shoulda stuck with original call.

Wilton, CT - 11:35 32/32 7.5"

10:45 AM - Wilton, CT 31.7/31 6" flat

Snow rates have been about 1.5"/hr since 7 AM up here

9:30 am - Wilton, CT 31/30 5" Even accumulation Kicking myself for biting on the Euro/HRRR last night up north.

As far as the Euro/HRRR goes, this is one of the worst performances inside 36 hours I can remember.