SouthCoastMA
-
Posts
7,376 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Blogs
Forums
American Weather
Media Demo
Store
Gallery
Everything posted by SouthCoastMA
-
you're being generous. it would be the exact same scenario here. tropical downpours
-
lower cape kinda got screwed both days..and the drought has been terrible down there too. Boston/NW another screw zone. The Portsmouth RI/Westport area got really screwed as well..but otherwise a good chunk of the region did well
-
Yes I was wrong. Once the mets started talking about the convective potential and the scattered nature, I backed off a bit. Admittedtly, Stein has gotten to me emotionally at times.
-
6.71" on my gauge and steadily increasing (since yesterday). Seems a bit higher than radar estimates..but we are really getting shellacked attm
-
getting blasted again
-
Andy Dufresne yesterday and today. the region needed it
-
the storms west of Hartford should hit you
-
mostly Stein here today but doesn't really matter after yesterdays beatdown +.08" and well over 4" for the 2-day total.
-
I don't think i'm getting to the beach today. Maybe if I lived on LI
-
Yea I updated my post to say that it showed hints of one, though the GFS/GEFS are more drastic
-
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
-
definitely mid-summer like weather to end the month. enjoy feels pretty gross out there today 70/70
-
3.94" - hard to believe but its been torrential downpours for about an hour straight
-
Isn't it mod rain there? Doesn't look to be moving out very quickly
-
This is insane.. went from Stein to flooding rains
-
1.84"
-
Up to .90, and may double up in the next 30 minutes. Incoming again to PYM county
-
.64+ Edit: looks like it will finish at about .75 These cells are pretty juicy
-
wow..absolutely pouring. .32 and counting in the past 10 minutes
-
thru day 5. hoping this is wrong
-
this weekend was definitely a throwback to the heat/humidity of mid late July..maybe slightly less unbearable
-
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
-
sad to hear this, but glad you had many good memories with your buddy.
-
its amazing how consistent this has been..even going out 15 days on OP runs
-
You sure you don't live in Ireland?
