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getting blasted again
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Andy Dufresne yesterday and today. the region needed it
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the storms west of Hartford should hit you
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mostly Stein here today but doesn't really matter after yesterdays beatdown +.08" and well over 4" for the 2-day total.
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I don't think i'm getting to the beach today. Maybe if I lived on LI
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Yea I updated my post to say that it showed hints of one, though the GFS/GEFS are more drastic
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GEFS, GFS OP do, and to a lesser extent the Euro OP Though the EPS, GEPS don't really show much of a cooldown. EPS is more of a mild-down late next week
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definitely mid-summer like weather to end the month. enjoy feels pretty gross out there today 70/70
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3.94" - hard to believe but its been torrential downpours for about an hour straight
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Isn't it mod rain there? Doesn't look to be moving out very quickly
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This is insane.. went from Stein to flooding rains
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1.84"
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Up to .90, and may double up in the next 30 minutes. Incoming again to PYM county
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.64+ Edit: looks like it will finish at about .75 These cells are pretty juicy
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wow..absolutely pouring. .32 and counting in the past 10 minutes
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thru day 5. hoping this is wrong
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this weekend was definitely a throwback to the heat/humidity of mid late July..maybe slightly less unbearable
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models are consistent in maybe a slug of .25 for eastern areas..then the familiar stein scenario with storms firing inland and not making it to the coast
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sad to hear this, but glad you had many good memories with your buddy.
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its amazing how consistent this has been..even going out 15 days on OP runs
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You sure you don't live in Ireland?
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went into the office yesterday next to blue hill. It looked like the trees on it were already turning yellow and burnt orange
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yeah they sometimes get hit by any storms that move thru Pym county and miss here to the north. the best ones here always seem to be nocturnal due to elevated convection
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same. Like I said before, I have better thunderstorms in the winter.
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Congrats Tolland on the rains
