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East of Fenwick , seas up last 90 minutes https://www.surfline.com/buoy-report/delaware-bay-26-nm-southeast-of-cape-may-nj-buoy-44009/2de908f0-cecc-11eb-890b-024238d3b313 Significant Height 12.5FT Dominant Period 8s Mean Direction ENE69° Wave Energy 2962kJ Wind 29KTSNNE 39kts gust Temperature 72°F air Air 75 F water

Rather impressive.

Oh my Current Surf Conditions Local time:11:42am, EDT (UTC-4) Condition Rating Forecaster·39 mins ago POOR Surf Height 6-10FT Observed Head to 2x overhead https://northwildwood.com/north-wildwood-surf-cams/

First time in while when looking at https://www.greencastonline.com/tools/soil-moisture my current soil moisture is above 5 year and 10 year averages, while my current soil temp is below 5 year and 10 year averages. I believe to overseed a cool season lawn you want a 5 day average soil temp of 70 degrees or lower. Still waiting until Sept to do any lawn overseeding projects, but at least the medium trend is positive for lawn health in areas of the forum where rain has fallen.

Talking early in the week when Monday and Tuesday were cloudy and wet at the beach with mostly cloudy skies and mist. Areas back home had sun in Northern De., and PA was mostly sunny. The front stalled, more onshore flow and what was forecasted as sunny turned into cloudy conditions for the Southern areas. Erin's impact on Dewey's weather was more mid to late week. Today being the worse of the last four days here. I need more orange crushes today.

Last week the forecast was for sunny weather for multiple days in a row despite any effects from Erin. This week at Dewey has been nasty. Constant cloud cover, mist, high winds, high waves. It has been a record in terms of high humidity and high dew points both nationally and globally.

There are some signals that December can be a cold month here due to a weaker early season PV, displaced SE PV, and as you mentioned, a -QBO.

My favorite spot. Fri or Sat AM with North winds and excellent surf. Be safe .

A wet, ocean spray day at Dewey today. Forecast of sun from earlier in the week sadly incorrect in this summer of clouds and rain. Surf zone with 3 to 4 foot waves, Thursday is the day for peak surf.

.35 here. Good storm.

That complex that was moving SE from Lancaster, PA. is now turned more Southerly and dropping almost due South. It is now warned for the extreme Northern part of the Chessy and the Elk Neck State Park and other areas in the Northeast part of the Eastern Shore,

Big storms to my far NW, and radar shows a outflow boundary moving South, hmm.

Very oppressive today. 91/73 presently, but feels much worse. Going to Dewey Beach tomorrow, yee ha !!!!! Should I bring a body board ?

Typhoon League?

OMG, you didn't go there.

October snow is an Omen for the following Winter.

Erin went from tropical storm to Cat 4 hurricane in 24 hours !

I would be surprised if this did not make a cat 5 intensity.

https://www.surfline.com/surf-report/rambler-road/5842041f4e65fad6a7708b60?referral=msw&view=table Various surf models with 5 to 10 foot waves on Thursday, as the peak day for swells from Erin. Stellar surfing day, but admit you got to be strong will to do so. For today across all beaches a low risk of ripe tides. For Saturday from Mount Holly For Saturday, northeast winds will be around 10 mph with breaking waves around 2 feet. There will be a light easterly swell with a period of 4 to 5 seconds. As a result, there is a LOW risk for the development of dangerous and life threatening rip currents at the Jersey Shore and at Delaware Beaches on Saturday.

80/70 this morning. Been way worse than that the past weeks.

Well, luck was needed, and it delivered. Between yesterday's storms and this afternoon's storms, that were very impressive, a total of 2.52 inches. Scanning nearby areas that are only a few miles away, Middletown, the actual town .86 , Townsend .32, Odessa .85 Was a game of just miles.

Getting hit hard again by a cluster of thunderstorms. The area of heavy rain is generally moving SE.

The cool weather potential might have been reduced a bit, but still better next week than this week. The core of the heat settles in the West.

This did work out for some areas of the upper Eastern Shore last evening. Chesapeake City with over 2 inches, my location with 1.50 inches.