We hoist, huge drought busting rains with potential coastal flooding. Sep 29-30

[Ginx snewx]

Haha same thinking...first primes the pump, second one floats the arks.

with onshore flow all week to boot, very impactful, yeah it's pretty much a disaster in the making as depicted today

[Damage In Tolland]

Ryan did a fantastic job on air tonight. Explaining the potential and hitting both high winds and heavy rain potentials  hard 

[eyewall]

Looks like more waterfall pics at the Winooski hyrdo dam coming soon.

[powderfreak]

with onshore flow all week to boot, very impactful, yeah it's pretty much a disaster in the making as depicted today

Speaking of Irene...the NAM 18z gives Sugarbush/MRG area of the Greens 7+" of rainfall through 84 hours.

Not sure I've ever seen such a localized high QPF in 84 hours. Good luck pinning that down.

0.8" at Stowe and 7.25" at Sugarbush.

[OceanStWx]

Haha same thinking...first primes the pump, second one floats the arks.

 

Or

 

0324 PM    FLASH FLOOD      WOODSTOCK            43.63N 72.52W

08/28/2011                  WINDSOR          VT  PUBLIC

           OTTAQUECHEE 10 FT OVER ITS BANKS... PROPANE TANKS ARE

           SWIFTLY MOVING DOWN STREAM. ONE TANK HAS EXPLODED.

[CoastalWx]

What a complicated setup. Energy from the s/w coming out of AK, trough off of CA and also energy from Hudson Bay trough. Oye.

[HoarfrostHubb]

That Weatherbell map floating around on social media is awesome

The finger of flood

[Ginx snewx]

What a complicated setup. Energy from the s/w coming out of AK, trough off of CA and also energy from Hudson Bay trough. Oye.

2 days ago the bored tweets from Mets made me laugh, we are NB anymore

[Damage In Tolland]

2 days ago the bored tweets from Mets made me laugh, we are NB anymore

Well let's be honest.. Noone saw this coming 2 days ago.Noone on this board..So lets not get crazy .and slap weens

[Damage In Tolland]

Looks like new GFS slams it into Li somewhere

[Ginx snewx]

Well let's be honest.. Noone saw this coming 2 days ago.Noone on this board..So lets not get crazy .and slap weens

Wut , that's not even close to what I meant But boring is fleeting in the NE, like so called droughts

[Damage In Tolland]

With, that's not even close to what I meant But boring is fleeting in the NE, like so called droughts

Droughts are always fleeting in general..especially in our area of the world..but when you're living thru one..which really has been for about 4-5 months..it's something to note and talk about. It's too late to save foliage season..but at least it appears to be getting wet

[Allsnow]

Happy hour gfs with over a foot of rain for NYC lol

[CoastalWx]

GFS brings it into NYC.

[Ginx snewx]

Droughts are always fleeting in general..especially in our area of the world..but when you're living thru one..which really has been for about 4-5 months..it's something to note and talk about. It's too late to save foliage season..but at least it appears to be getting wet

rhetoric, not really a drought, a dry period, just like last year. Meh

[Ginx snewx]

Looks like new GFS slams it into Li somewhere

rainy soeaster, winds are minimal Gale

[Typhoon Tip]

Depends upon one's standard of measurement.  According to the US Drought Monitor , ...they have Short AND Long term regions dappled about the area.  

 

I think that's fair enough to be realistic about some drought characteristics.  

 

However, having said that ...I've seen drier periods in this area of the country before in my 35 year tenure and I have yet to witness any scenario become dire enough to warrant much concern.  It'll correct most likely.  

[wxeyeNH]

Pretty amazing changes from several days ago.  At that time I was looking at .25" from Tuesday fropa hoping a bit of moisture from the Yucatan system could get involved.  Media now has to play catch up.  Glad we are going into this with near drought conditions.  If the GFS was right bringing a TS into Long Island wonder how much wind in E NE would be involved.  Obviously trees in full leaf and most of New England would be on the windy side.  After weeks of weather bordem it all comes crashing to an end.  

[Damage In Tolland]

rhetoric, not really a drought, a dry period, just like last year. Meh

Not anything like last year. That was a 1 month dry spell. This was spring thru most of the summer(save June) and into early fall.

[Ginx snewx]

Not anything like last year. That was a 1 month dry spell. This was spring thru most of the summer(save June) and into early fall.

hmm

[CoastalWx]

hmm

It's only Tolland's world.

[Damage In Tolland]

It's only Tolland's world.

South Weymouth was featured a lot last winter on here..

[Ginx snewx]

Back on topic, GFS is bad news for the coast

[Typhoon Tip]

Writing on the wall?

 

..perhaps a bit much, but...  Roundy Probabilities product has been flagging the EC adjacent waters for this week, for some time.  And we've been seeing these cyclic model depictions with big highs and deep easterly fetch cranking into the MA for over a week now.  That was always inherently risky...  

 

Nothings happened yet

[CoastalWx]

South Weymouth was featured a lot last winter on here..

 

The drought isn't even bad. It was worst last year where I am. This is no big deal. Just because it's a pain dragging the sprinkler around doesn't equate to bad times.

[Ginx snewx]

Writing on the wall?

..perhaps a bit much, but... Roundy Probabilities product has been flagging the EC adjacent waters for this week, for some time. And we've been seeing these cyclic model depictions with big highs and deep easterly fetch cranking into the MA for over a week now. That was always inherently risky...

Nothings happened yet

terrible erosion in NJ this week already

[Typhoon Tip]

man, this things even taking on climate appeal in the runs. This gfs has PRE look along the cordillera

[UnionWeatherWx]

Happy hour 18z GFS hammers western CT, Western Mass, and Eastern NY. Overall, everyone gets a good drink.

[Ginx snewx]

Geezers this is a first in my life

[USCAPEWEATHERAF]

TD11's low level circulation is moving southwestward right now.  Conditions should allow development of a storm within the next 24 hours as wind shear relaxes some after 18 hours.