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  2. Torchageddon
    I found out about 1911's insanity a number of years ago when I saw just like what you mentioned out of this world temps in late spring here, IIRC much of May that year was a torchageddon of intense heatwaves. There were multi-day values over 95F along the shoreline in ON and I have no clue how all that came together. We were nearly at 100F before the mid part of May. As for the rest of the season it was an inferno just endless heatwaves til mid-late Sept. I got pretty excited when on here the late Roger Smith mentioned 1911 as an analogue to summer 2012!
  3. WxWatcher007
    .98”
  4. Windspeed
    Dolphin appears to be entering a new phase of intensification. Dual CBs are currently rotating around the core. Tops are getting colder with a notable HT. The core looks overall healthier than the past few days. Again, the gradient may still be too spread out to actually make another run at Super Typhoon status, but clearly, some intensification is underway as ADT numbers are back on the increase.
  5. WEATHER53
    Largely a function of can we get the cold air and in the flops it stayed central pa and north
  6. konksw
    And 50 years ago they were issued far more often than they were 100 years ago. We have access to much better data now.
  7. John1122
    Ended up getting .65 today from the rain showers. One was extremely heavy.
  8. finnster
    Wow I didn't realize Denver is actually lower than Fort Collins - usually it's wetter. It doesn't really matter though, it's just dry everywhere. We have friends in Wyoming and its super dry there too. It seems we ought to be able to get enough the rest of this year do not break our record, but you have to factor in that average precip for the remaining months of the year get less and less...'
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  10. Stormchaserchuck1
    ^That's probably why the GLAAM goes so positive.
  11. Brewbeer
    they can present lots of information efficiently
  12. snowman19
    This is why region 1+2 is an inferno (+4C) besides the WWBs and DWKWs…the South Pacific High (Anticyclone) has totally collapsed Also, region 3 has gone up an entire degree (up to over +3C) in one month. Crazy
  13. psv88
    Beautiful night. 73/64 and a breeze
  14. snowman19
    WWBs for days Very strong coupling
  15. Tyler Penland
    Blowing Rock got slammed last night. We had a mudslide out behind the mall took down quite a few trees and dumped a boatload of mud up against the building. ABC store flooded and Twigs might have taken some flooding as well (not positive).
  16. vortex95
    And @CoastalWx said the convection was "boring" due to lame LTG!
  17. Guest

    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU

    Guest commented on andrewmac's gallery image in Cloud Photos

    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU
    Le secteur des traitements est grand, c'est pourquoi rapports de recherche clinique peut aider.
  18. qg_omega
    very even outside BDR for summertime convection, just a total drought buster without any tropical system. Amazing
  19. MillvilleWx
    Sucks that we have to rebuild AGAIN, but the haul we got from the trades were pretty damn good, so I’ll take it…I guess. Elias still needs to be sent to Siberia, but I digress. Maybe we’ll have something to look forward to in the future, then again, we may not even have baseball next season. On to Ravens season which I’m beyond excited for.
  20. Chinook
    Supertyphoon Dolphin has racked up an ACE of 39.5 as of today and is still at 95kt, with days to go.
  21. FXWX
    Yes; for sure...
  22. kdxken
    Yes
  23. dendrite
    Sunlight goes through more atmosphere then
  24. kdxken
    At solar noon. What about in the afternoon?
  25. dendrite
    lol Actually the sky is bluest at solar noon on the solstice if perfectly clear. More blue making it to our eyes…less scattered away. Mostly Mie scattering today though.
  26. Met1985
    Absolutely hammering here tonight! Getting some great rains.
  27. Damage In Tolland
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