Allsnow

Newark and nyc going to get a wake up call

Lame here as well…just can’t win this summer with convection. Surprise surprise nw jersey getting crushed

Warning here currently

Need rain

Friday is our day here locally…Sunday looks to be interior again

I still see Thursday night and Friday evening on the models for rain

Thursday night into Friday looks like a northeast Nj/nyc convection threat. Reminds me of the the June 25th activity

Wow. LI got smoked last night. Congrats crew

90’s tomorrow?

Was hopeful that the PWATS could save us but we really couldn’t get anything to develop south of us. It is what it is, happy the lawns came back to life with this pattern.

I think LI gets a good hit tonight with that line coming off the jersey shore

.26 final…

Yup…just kept trending worst as we got closer. Oh well, we try again next weekend. This was probably the worst bust locally in the past few weeks.

See what that convection does as it comes off ocean county…

Yup. It’s weakening quickly now…be lucky to get .5

.05 so far

Wow

Can you see the river from your location

Great view!

@FPizz getting nailed

This

So far, the Lower Hudson Valley has received the most rainfall thus far with 1 to 3 inches in different locations with some localized higher amounts. There has already been reports of flooding within this location. The farther southwest section of the line is set to make its way into Northeast NJ and into NYC this evening. For Lower Hudson Valley, the showers and thunderstorms will continue into this evening. For Long Island and Southern Connecticut, the line is forecast to break apart partially but with another area of showers and thunderstorms approaching from the south late this evening. Further convective development is expected over parts of the Lower Hudson Valley, parts of NYC, Southern Connecticut, and Long Island overnight. The forcing is positive vorticity advection from two shortwaves, one moving across this evening and a stronger one approaching overnight. This will be during a time when the precipitable waters across the region remain near 2 inches. Forecast lows in the upper 60s to lower 70s.

The stuff behind the line starting to break up. Will need stuff to form in front of it to get more then 1 inch

Crazy how persistent this wet pattern has been…you can just copy and paste your post from weeks ago