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actually yeah, that's a hell of a signal

Storms off the carolinas look awesome from the atlantic. I dont wanna come home lol

Nice looking echoes on radar, looking to pass about 5 miles north of here. Just one more tease.

Kind of a dusty mow today in sunny areas . Day 7 no rain

Man no fronts no rains just heaters right thru day 10. That cane is likely our first rain around day 14

In 1983 at Fort Kent, before the winter in which I had to extend my 61" snow stake, almost all nests were reachable (and reached) by critters, mostly skunks. (So much for the nest height forecasting the following winter's snow depth.)

With today's high/low splits of 76.0/56.7 we have now recorded our 8th straight below normal day to kick off the month of August. This August is now off to the chilliest start (avg. temp of 67.6) in my 22 years here in East Nantmeal. The prior chilliest was back in 2013 with an average temperature of 68.3

With today's high/low splits of 76.0/56.7 we have now recorded our 8th straight below normal day to kick off the month of August. This August is now off to the chilliest start (avg. temp of 67.6) in my 22 years here in East Nantmeal. The prior chilliest was back in 2013 with an average temperature of 68.3

Sunny 79/59. 10/10 for August

perhaps, I'd get prepared

We finished with .56” yesterday which brought our MTD total to 4.60”. Incredible day today, currently 78 just barely hit 80 earlier

The WPC has a moderate chance for excessive rainfall across southeast Iowa, nw Illinois, and southern Wisconsin this weekend. The forecast has widespread 3-5+ inches across that area. The discussion even mentions isolated 9" totals are possible. DVN thinks 10" is possible.

Don't have many around here. I do have lots of raccoons digging around however so maybe I'll put some bait by the nests.

Is it even in Knox County? I've always pictured it being closer to Maryville than Knoxville.

It almost feels like a nicer airmass moved in this afternoon. The sky is blue, there's a light breeze, and the humidity seems less. I agree with the EWW (Epic Weather Warnings) the NWS issued through the evening.

I've heard about that also. My friend runs a cancer lab might hit him up for some.

Yeah I will probably stay away from the napalm. Did not know brake cleaner was effective. Going to give it a shot tomorrow I have plenty. Might even try Dawn dishwashing soap apparently it drowns them or dries them out afterwards.

EPS looks good this far out

Fire is so 2010s

we can only hope!

Maybe he shouldn't weigh in when he doesn't have the data. There were numerous stretches where Phoenix was at 118°, some of which were five or more minutes long, which precludes his "gust hypothesis." One example from the minute-by-minute readings: Also, NWS Phoenix is one of the few sites with a backup sensor. If the numbers are off, the NWS looks into issue. Finally, from the NWS Phoenix Weather Area, El Centro (118°) missed its monthly mark by 1°; Blythe (120°) missed its monthly mark by 1°; East Mesa (117°) tied its monthly mark, Scottsdale (116°) broke its monthly mark by 1°, and Tacna NE (120°) missed its monthly mark by 1°. Some of these are small communities. Outside of the Phoenix area, Tucson (112°) tied its monthly record.

Also looks like the models are backing off some on the hot temperatures next week.

Still pretty good for this time of year...3.2' at Little Falls: https://www.potomacpaddlesports.com/potomac-river-level.aspx?lnav=resource Years back, when I still could canoe, I think low flow was about 2.8 for float-n-fish trips. Water grows clear in dry periods too. Too clear. Fish notice these things.

I agree with this. The subseasonal forcing that's lining up is very favorable, but it still needs to consolidate out of what looks to be a large wave envelope over marginal SSTs and that's probably going to take quite a bit of time.