The moon is yellow orange and we can smell smoke.
I guess Canada is venting our way again
I guess Canada is venting our way again
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They want the Cup back!The moon is yellow orange and we can smell smoke.
I guess Canada is venting our way again
It’s generally the French Canadians above us that are venting.The moon is yellow orange and we can smell smoke.
I guess Canada is venting our way again
Up here, the air quality hasn't been bad at all this summer, I think we've had a total of 3 days that had air quality alerts.
It's raining again, this morning after looking at the rain forecast for the next 3 days, we should get just under 2 inches total.
We've only received a quarter of an inch of rain so far, we'll take that after all the rains we've been getting this summer.
What a difference a day makes on Sunday 32
real feel 38
This morning 9 with a high expected at 15 with no humidity
My kind of weather
real feel 38This morning 9
with a high expected at 15 with no humidityMy kind of weather
64 degrees this morning with the humidity at 90 percent...........yes we're having another day of rain. Nothing real heavy yet but anything is possible.
We had so many (or such a long continuous) thunderstorms last night. The pool needed water and is now overflowing. My wife said we got 10" or rain. I'm not sure about that, but given the pool it was at least 5".
Many roads washed out here. Many places flooded, many intersections flooded.
The only thing I see on my property is that apparently a stream appeared from the flat lawn that went under my woodshed and came out the back. It washed some sand out from under the woodshed, which is not ideal (footers etc.), so I'll have to have a look at that.
What came off the roof of the woodshed (no gutter) went well, as the bark on the ground there prevented severe erosion, except where it got washed away because of that stream.
Many roads washed out here. Many places flooded, many intersections flooded.
The only thing I see on my property is that apparently a stream appeared from the flat lawn that went under my woodshed and came out the back. It washed some sand out from under the woodshed, which is not ideal (footers etc.), so I'll have to have a look at that.
What came off the roof of the woodshed (no gutter) went well, as the bark on the ground there prevented severe erosion, except where it got washed away because of that stream.
While that's a way west of me, then I should believe my wife more often
indeed:
greaterlongisland.com
Photos: Flash flood collapses road, empties duck pond in Stony Brook
The overnight flash flood that struck Suffolk County caused significant damage, particularly around Stony Brook's Avalon Nature Preserve.
greaterlongisland.com
We would've lost a bunch of bridges along with some houses if we received that much rain.indeed:
Photos: Flash flood collapses road, empties duck pond in Stony Brook
The overnight flash flood that struck Suffolk County caused significant damage, particularly around Stony Brook's Avalon Nature Preserve.
The Old Farmer's Almanac said we would have a hot & dry summer this year, they nailed the hot part. The forecast for next summer from them is the same, we'll see.
Yes, I did see a river going down the street here (I'm on a steep hill that even for 4-wheel drive cars is tough to climb when there's only wet leaves in fall - let alone if there's snow) yesterday night. But somehow the part of my lot bordering that road did not wash out. I guess the 3" gravel I slowly added to (pressed into) the places where cars track into the grass/soil did their job.
There's a gated neighborhood right next to where I live (I hate those gated places...) where a whole road washed away. Not even a jeep can get through there. Sandy (ice age) hills -> steep and deep gullies.
There's a gated neighborhood right next to where I live (I hate those gated places...) where a whole road washed away. Not even a jeep can get through there. Sandy (ice age) hills -> steep and deep gullies.
Dajolu
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I'm in western Suffolk and that was the heaviest/longest lasting rain I have experienced in a while, maybe ever. I live in a hollow and was just waiting for something catastrophic to happen. Luckily I just had some minor moister in the basement.
There's probably some dude in the community with a shiny Hummer or Rivian that will be out testing that road today. Might be entertaining.
We had a strong storm cell pass by to the west yesterday afternoon that surprised us. No rain, but the skies darkened and then a huge wind came up for about 10 minutes. It's the first time I've seen the branches on our trees like the eucalyptus go horizontal. Gust were at 35mph+ according to last night's news. It passed as the storm cell made its way north, but left a lot of debris and evergreen boughs in the yard for me to clean up. The wind was strong enough to suck one of the screens off of the porch window and knocked over a few big potted plants. For a moment I was getting concerned about a tornado, but fortunately it calmed down. Our neighbors has a tree blown down on their power lines and on a trip into town afterward I saw a few more downed trees. Kind of strange because this was on a sunny day. It looks like here is a low off of the coast that is tossing these surprises at us for the next few days.
Dajolu
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It's gated there, and no Hummer, RIvian, or Cybertruck is present there (I do take walks there).
The cybertruck might have to be followed by a ICE pick up according to what I've seen on YouTube
The cybertruck might have to be followed by a ICE pick up according to what I've seen on YouTube
With the rain I emptied out of the gauge yesterday along with the rain today (so far) we're at 3/4 of an inch of rain. The heaviest rains have stayed south of us so far but that will make its way down the brook and the river.
Reported rainfall from Sunday - Monday in Connecticut.
Sandy Hook - 12.17
Newtown - 10.11
Shelton - 9.99
Monroe - 9.98
Middlebury - 9.55
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Sandy Hook - 12.17
Newtown - 10.11
Shelton - 9.99
Monroe - 9.98
Middlebury - 9.55
I just saw that Sound Beach Long Island reported a little over 10 inches of rain.It's gated there, and no Hummer, RIvian, or Cybertruck is present there (I do take walks there).
The cybertruck might have to be followed by a ICE pick up according to what I've seen on YouTube
The wife said it was 67 when she looked at the wireless this morning, when I looked it was 64. Our temperature dropped down to 60 with a low of 49 forecast for tonight. Thanks for sending that cooler weather this way. 👍What a difference a day makes on Sunday 32
This morning 9
My kind of weather
I looked at the radar, and there were a few storms that just kept on growing on their south side while they drifted into the Sound. It seems many places on the north shore there got hammered. And it's hilly on the north shore, so that exacerbates things. The south side of the island is flat (which is bad for hurricanes storm surge etc.)
They were forecasting 15 for today now it is 12.3 and light rain
Tonight the forecast is for 8. going to be a good night to sleep
for today now it is 12.3 and light rainTonight the forecast is for 8
. going to be a good night to sleepSimilar threads
