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Yeah, the hi res models the last two events did a very good job at saying where the heaviest rain was going to be and also where it wasn't going to be (approximately se of I95). They tend to run hot on total qpf, but they showed the potential and the orographic effects that existed with these systems.

1.30" here as an event total.

They also nailed the major dropoff in the nearby valleys. 1.41" here.

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My parents in Ewing ended up with 1.37 storm total.

Totals thru 7AM, suspect totals in red:

TTN 1.37

DYL 2.06

PNE 1.24

NXX 2.15

WRI 1.32

VAY 1.32

SMQ 2.07

LOM 1.14

NEL 0.56

UKT 0.84

PHL 1.46

MJX 1.36

BLM 1.17

PTW 2.29

XLL 1.44

MMU 0.47

ABE 2.58

EWR 1.83

CDW 3.32

12N 2.65

TEB 2.24

NYC 1.97

ACY 1.20

ILG 1.46

LGA 2.17

MQS 2.53

JFK 1.17

RDG 2.10

MIV 1.34

MPO 5.08

FWN 1.89

LNS 1.73

HPN 3.12

FRG 0.43

DOV 0.63

AVP 1.64

WWD 0.81

MGJ 1.83

MUI 2.61

GED 0.97

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Some CoCoRaHS reports:

DELAWARE

Kent County:
Felton 3.6 NE                 	0.79
Dover 6.4 WNW                 	0.86
Smyrna 2.7 SSE                	0.97
Magnolia 2.4 NW               	0.69

New Castle County:
Newark 5.3 N                  	2.24
Newport 2.4 WNW               	1.83

Sussex County:
Georgetown 5.8 W              	0.81
Delmar 4.3 E                  	0.92
Greenwood 2.9 SE              	0.77

MARYLAND

Caroline County:
Greensboro 1.4 ENE            	0.91
Denton 5.8 WSW                	0.96

Cecil County:
Elkton 7.0 NNW                	2.33
Elkton 3.8 NNW                	1.73

Queen Anne's County:
Queenstown 2.6 S              	1.56

Talbot County:
Easton 1.1 SW                 	1.46
St. Michaels 0.7 SE           	1.59
Easton 2.4 SE                 	1.14
Easton 2.9 NNE                	1.39
Bellevue 0.3 NNE              	1.08
Easton 1.2 SSW                	0.98

NEW JERSEY

Atlantic County:
Buena Vista Twp 2.6 NNE       	1.27 
Folsom 3.2 SE                 	1.15
Hamilton Twp 2.1 SE           	1.09
Hammonton 3.3 WSW             	1.36
Linwood 0.7 SSW               	1.12
Egg Harbor Twp 1.3 NW         	1.19

Burlington County:
Burlington 1.7 E              	1.14
Mount Laurel Twp 2.5 ENE      	1.30
Medford Twp 2.4 SSE           	1.46
Moorestown Twp 0.6 SE         	1.22
Pemberton Twp 3.0 SSE         	1.30
Mount Laurel Twp 0.8 SSW      	1.27
Mount Laurel Twp 0.5 WSW      	1.32
Medford Lakes 0.6 W           	1.38
Tabernacle Twp 2.7 NNW        	1.51
Tabernacle Twp 5.0 WNW        	1.06
Southampton Twp 3.2 WNW       	1.36

Camden County:
Winslow Twp 3.5 W             	1.41

Cape May County:
Lower Twp 2.2 NE              	1.14
Woodbine 0.8 NNW              	1.07
Sea Isle City 1.4 SSW         	1.18
Woodbine 5.1 NE               	1.13
Upper Twp 5.0 ENE             	1.17
Stone Harbor 1.6 NNW          	1.03
Wildwood Crest 0.1 WSW        	1.02
Upper Deerfield Twp 1.7 SW    	1.35

Cumberland County:
Greenwich Twp 1.3 NE          	0.91
Mantua Twp 1.5 E              	1.47

Hunterdon County:
Califon 0.6 NW                	3.49
Readington Twp 2.0 WSW        	2.15
Bethlehem Twp 0.6 S           	2.62
High Bridge 0.6 WNW           	3.07
Readington Twp 1.8 ENE        	2.30
Holland Twp 2.6 NNE           	2.28
Flemington 0.3 E              	2.01
Clinton Twp 3.9 N             	3.36
Lebanon 3.2 SW                	2.44
Lebanon 2.8 N                 	2.98
Stockton 3.8 NNW              	2.35

Mercer County:
Pennington 0.6 ENE            	1.54
Princeton Twp 2.2 SSE         	1.26
Lawrence Twp 1.8 SSW          	1.44
Ewing Twp 1.6 SE              	1.32
Ewing Twp 0.8 ESE             	1.37

Middlesex County:
North Brunswick Twp 1.5 W     	1.72
South Plainfield 0.8 ENE      	1.94
New Brunswick 0.3 NE          	1.71

Monmouth County:
Red Bank 1.3 NW               	1.67
Eatontown 1.2 NE              	1.76
Holmdel Twp 0.7 E             	2.00
Fair Haven 0.4 E              	1.60
Howell Twp 2.0 S              	1.65
Rumson 0.7 NNE                	1.32

Morris County:
Rockaway Twp 0.7 NE           	4.64
Rockaway 0.4 NNW              	3.49
Boonton Twp 1.6 SSE           	3.17
Jefferson Twp 2.4 ENE         	5.01
Long Hill Twp 1.8 WSW         	2.67
Harding Twp 2.6 NNW           	2.73
Randolph Twp 0.8 W            	3.01
Mount Olive Twp 2.1 WNW       	3.15
Mine Hill Twp 0.4 NE          	3.74
Denville Twp 2.0 NNE          	2.86
Denville Twp 0.8 N            	3.81
Parsippany-Troy Hills Twp 2.1 E   2.54
Parsippany-Troy Hills Twp 1.3 WSW 2.98
Chatham 0.6 NW                	2.84
Randolph Twp 2.0 E            	3.40

Ocean County:
Brick Twp 2.4 N               	1.52
Brick Twp 1.5 NNE             	1.42
Point Pleasant Beach 0.5 SW   	1.37
Lacey Twp 6.3 E               	1.25
Pine Beach 0.4 NW             	1.30
Berkeley Twp 2.9 ENE          	1.36
Jackson Twp 2.4 NE            	1.37
Little Egg Harbor Twp 5.4 N   	1.36
Berkeley Twp 1.3 SSW          	1.63

Salem County:
Woodstown 0.6 NW              	1.46

Somerset County:
Hillsborough Twp 4.7 ESE      	1.66
Bernards Twp 0.9 ENE          	2.63
Franklin Twp 2.1 ENE          	1.88
Bernards Twp 0.6 NNW          	2.42
Bridgewater Twp 3.3 NW        	2.08
Bedminster Twp 2.9 ESE        	2.39
Franklin Twp 3.8 ENE          	1.81
Somerville 0.2 ENE            	2.11
Montgomery Twp 1.3 ENE        	1.62
Montgomery Twp 3.0 NE         	1.80
Montgomery Twp 2.3 S          	1.41
Montgomery Twp 1.8 NNE        	1.50
Bernards Twp 0.7 NW           	2.07

Sussex County:
Vernon Twp 1.7 N              	2.29
Hardyston Twp 3.2 SE          	4.38
Wantage Twp 2.4 SW            	2.07
Sparta Twp 3.7 E              	3.18

Warren County:
Liberty Twp 1.7 WSW           	2.34
Blairstown Twp 2.0 SE         	2.01
Hackettstown 0.8 W            	2.69
Allamuchy Twp 1.7 NNW         	2.13
Franklin Twp 2.9 E            	3.05
Mansfield Twp 2.6 WNW         	2.38
Oxford Twp 0.6 SSW            	2.76
Washington 0.6 ENE            	2.30

PENNSYLVANIA

Berks County:
West Lawn 0.9 SSE             	2.48
Bernville 1.3 SW              	2.70
Fleetwood 2.0 ESE             	2.36
Reading 1.2 SW                	2.63
Wyomissing 0.3 SW             	2.42
Oley 1.9 E                    	1.59

Bucks County:
Penndel 1.1 WSW               	1.42
Doylestown 3.7 W              	2.08

Carbon County:
Palmerton 3.9 NE              	4.09
Chapman 6.6 NW                	3.93
Jim Thorpe 1.1 NNE            	4.25
Lehighton 3.3 WSW             	3.86
Weatherly 1.1 W               	3.89

Chester County:
West Chester 2.4 SSE          	2.94
Unionville 2.2 NE             	2.76

Delaware County:
Drexel Hill 1.4 NE            	1.88

Lehigh County:
Schnecksville 2.7 SW          	2.76
Allentown 4.2 W               	2.76

Montgomery County:
Pottstown 0.6 SE              	2.59
Hatfield 0.1 SSW              	1.98
Collegeville 2.8 NW           	2.40
Collegeville 3.0 NE           	2.09
Kulpsville 2.6 SSW            	1.76
Pottstown 2.0 NNE             	2.29
Souderton 0.6 NNW             	2.03
Schwenksville 0.9 N           	1.96
Harleysville 2.9 S            	2.12
Collegeville 2.3 N            	1.78
Schwenksville 3.6 ESE         	2.15
Hatfield 2.0 WSW              	1.94
Blue Bell 3.1 WNW             	2.25

Northampton County:
Nazareth 2.2 N                	2.61
Glendon 3.5 S                 	2.55
Martins Creek 0.2 E           	2.21

Philadelphia County:
Rockledge 1.3 SE              	1.27
Philadelphia 4.7 NE           	1.23
Wyndmoor 3.0 SSW              	1.92

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Unionville-Chadds Ford School District closed today. Moderate flooding on the Brandywine @ Lenape. Route 1 SB was closed, maybe re opened now. Much longer commute today.

only reason is likely becase the one middle school sites on hill next on Rt 926 and near rt 100 on the Brandywine.

The high school on rt 82 has no concerns for flooding. Small percent of the population lives on or near the brandywine from the Rt 162, Rt 842, Rt 52, Rt 926, rt 100 zone.

Most people would not experince any major flooding, although there are a few large creeks and streams that can flood, but nothing to severe if my memory holds correct.

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I guess it all depends on where you are...

EASTON, Pa. -- "I'm just out here sightseeing," said Michael, an Easton resident.

It's the talk of the town.

And 69 News wasn't the only one capturing the sights.

"We just came to see how high it is," a sightseer told us.

It's high, well over three feet above the flood plain and it's not supposed to crest until 1:00 Saturday morning.

"I pitty my poor brother because he owns a bake shop right on the water," said Shirley Mae Compton, a lifelong Easton resident who lived through the flood of 1955.

It's been a long time since Easton has seen raging waves in their rivers and some are concerned about the potential damage if waters reach Easton's downtown.

Water has taken over parts of 611, Lehigh Drive, and Bushkill Drive in Easton, forcing road closures.

"We're looking at 25-26 feet, when we start looking at 27 or 28 feet there's moderate flooding right along here. Thirty feet, it's into the city," said Mayor Sal Panto.

Experts say 30 feet is pretty unlikely but it will be muddy down on the riverfront for a while. This flood is already ranked as Easton's 8th highest river crest

"Right now our only concern is at the Bushkill Creek. Beautiful homes right along the creek but the waters in the middle of their cellars Hopefully it doesn't get into their first floor," said Panto

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I have to agree. NYC media was going ape crap all week over flooding. Everyone at work this morning looked like a big bag WTF as nothing occurred really.

Ummm, you might want to check with the people that live along and near several rivers in northern New Jersey.

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I think the old "if it didn't happen in my backyard, it didn't really happen" syndrome is at play here.

Either that, or just simply the fact that compared to the incredibly devastating tsunami video from Sendai, what happened in NJ was a drop in the bucket.

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Either that, or just simply the fact that compared to the incredibly devastating tsunami video from Sendai, what happened in NJ was a drop in the bucket.

Hello Farmatin,

Simple facts

I am the transportation manger for North America for a retail company, I pay attention to weather as a weenie. I make the decisons that support top mgmt to close or operate stores in weather events that affect sales/store operations.

My DC (this region) is near Bergen/Hudson county

We have people that communte to my DC location from Long Island(Central), CT (Western), NJ as far south as trenton, PA - Freehold, New Hope-East Stroudsburg zone, and NYC all locations(bless their heart).. People take the "long way" to avoid such roads on Friday. Hense the people WTfF when I tell them I got off the NNJ TPK exit and took low road with only deep puddles.. It was closed early in the week with batch #1 and XYZ toll both has very deep pockets of water. Normal people get scared of hearing of flooding rains! We shared laughs and speculated what rivers are expected to crest according to Noaa on saturday night or Sunday according to my weather board and twitter reports. . PS. I did ask toll both lady at xyz if my work road to XZT town was flooded Friday. she informed that weather reports spared us some what and she took the long way in but her boss came down my road 2 hours ago with knee deep puddles, but open.

I spoke with the the store manager on Friday at Willow Brook Mall that morning about flooding. My company operates a large store in this mall. He informed that rumors are flying etc. 2010 the mall was closed for 3-4 days and typically it take it an a group company e-mail that shwoed NOAA info that informed the river would crest late Saturday night or early sunday and told my carrier to go according to plan and avound creek etc. The store manger informed that the off ramps flood eaily to the mall, but he would keep me updated. Prior years a flash flood occured in the 80"s, so we take it serious. My on site dedicated TL carrier e-mailed me the FEMA flood map etc, and asked what the plan was exactly. I sent a group e-mail out with local NWS service info that explaned the Passiac River was going to crest possibly Saturday or Sunady, but if severe flooding occurs we may be be closed Friday). It was my call Thursday to do the Friday store delivery at 0600 becasue NOAA forecasted no flooding until Satirday at some point) If the NOAA was wrong I would have had to pay a truck order not used for the river not flooding at that point).

I just want to say that the idea that I would talk bad about Toni or Walt Drag, is comical. I respect the PHL and NOAA gang much better than any mickey mouse company that does not have the same resouces.

thank you,

Dark Star

PS, I still stand by that people in all NYC metro were expecting not to be able to get to work because of rain!

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Hello Farmatin,

Simple facts

I am the transportation manger for North America for a retail company, I pay attention to weather as a weenie. I make the decisons that support top mgmt to close or operate stores in weather events that affect sales/store operations.

My DC (this region) is near Bergen/Hudson county

We have people that communte to my DC location from Long Island(Central), CT (Western), NJ as far south as trenton, PA - Freehold, New Hope-East Stroudsburg zone, and NYC all locations(bless their heart).. People take the "long way" to avoid such roads on Friday. Hense the people WTfF when I tell them I got off the NNJ TPK exit and took low road with only deep puddles.. It was closed early in the week with batch #1 and XYZ toll both has very deep pockets of water. Normal people get scared of hearing of flooding rains! We shared laughs and speculated what rivers are expected to crest according to Noaa on saturday night or Sunday according to my weather board and twitter reports. . PS. I did ask toll both lady at xyz if my work road to XZT town was flooded Friday. she informed that weather reports spared us some what and she took the long way in but her boss came down my road 2 hours ago with knee deep puddles, but open.

I spoke with the the store manager on Friday at Willow Brook Mall that morning about flooding. My company operates a large store in this mall. He informed that rumors are flying etc. 2010 the mall was closed for 3-4 days and typically it take it an a group company e-mail that shwoed NOAA info that informed the river would crest late Saturday night or early sunday and told my carrier to go according to plan and avound creek etc. The store manger informed that the off ramps flood eaily to the mall, but he would keep me updated. Prior years a flash flood occured in the 80"s, so we take it serious. My on site dedicated TL carrier e-mailed me the FEMA flood map etc, and asked what the plan was exactly. I sent a group e-mail out with local NWS service info that explaned the Passiac River was going to crest possibly Saturday or Sunady, but if severe flooding occurs we may be be closed Friday). It was my call Thursday to do the Friday store delivery at 0600 becasue NOAA forecasted no flooding until Satirday at some point) If the NOAA was wrong I would have had to pay a truck order not used for the river not flooding at that point).

I just want to say that the idea that I would talk bad about Toni or Walt Drag, is comical. I respect the PHL and NOAA gang much better than any mickey mouse company that does not have the same resouces.

thank you,

Dark Star

PS, I still stand by that people in all NYC metro were expecting not to be able to get to work because of rain!

Why is this addressed to me? :unsure:

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