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july 9th widespread flooding event


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1 minute ago, Allsnow said:

PWATS are very high….would be surprised if that happens 

If the trigger to make convection dies out so does the convection. The wave/low needs to happen to keep the hope alive east of the city. I hope for the NW crew it dies down but we could really use what’s over the Delmarva now to survive to this area. A few heavy showers won’t cut it. 

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2 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

If the trigger to make convection dies out so does the convection. The wave/low needs to happen to keep the hope alive east of the city. I hope for the NW crew it dies down but we could really use what’s over the Delmarva now to survive to this area. A few heavy showers won’t cut it. 

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

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Just now, Allsnow said:

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

Feel bad for the Long Island crew.  We've had a rapid turnaround over most of NJ.   The latest  Drought Monitor showed intensifying dryness across L.I.   Don't think this "event" is going to reverse that for them.  For my area it is now getting to be too much rain.  I'd rather have too much than not enough though.

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9 minutes ago, Allsnow said:

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

Storms seem to be making headway east over DE, hopefully that persists. There’s a shot here east of the city this time. But the storms probably wouldn’t be training over this area so we’d probably get 1-2” but it’s hugely welcome. 

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1 minute ago, jm1220 said:

Storms seem to be making headway east over DE, hopefully that persists. 

That’s going to be our main show. Let’s see if the super warm water temps help hold that together better then what would have happened a couple weeks ago, when similar looking cells went poof. Currently drizzling at Jones beach, still a good amount of people here despite the weather. 

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You can easily see everything starting to fall apart, which Upton has in their last disco. Hope falls onto another wave to materialize overnight, which I’m not very confident about. Could be another fail for most of the island again. Pray that I’m wrong 

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4 minutes ago, Rmine1 said:

Got me by .13. Local stations have basically nothing east of nyc overnight 

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.

 

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5 minutes ago, Allsnow said:
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.

 

Yep. Praying. If we fail with these PWATs I’m done. Lol

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2 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

HRRR blasts LI later tonight but it’s laughably wrong with what’s happening right now over NJ. I think anything we see or don’t east of the city is really a nowcast situation to see if this wave/convection forms. 

gigo

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