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You'd be worse off tonight. Luke Bryan and the Patriots. Good luck getting back to lowell .

Think of our Atlantic Canada friends!

45 days on Mlb roster prior to September 1st or 130 at bats. That's what makes them not a rookie. Are they worried they are going to end up over 130 ab's?

Been busy this summer so haven't been on the forum much. Absolutely loving this weather. I went out to Yellowstone and the Beartooths and brought their temperatures back with me so you're welcome. LOL

Not sure what the weenie emoji was for on this post, as MDT has also started with a negative departure every day this month.

CAMs (18Z 3K NAM/0Z HRRR) aren't too enthused about much more than garden variety tomorrow. EHI is pretty low. SPC may have been over-optimistic expanding the slight risk into all of S. WI and adding a 2% tornado contour.

i was in the dead-center of this, working night-shifts in Mansfield MA. Driving home. I honestly didn't know if i was gonna make it. lol http://users.rcn.com/rmacedo/aug10.htm

I saw those as well as willets and black crowned night herons.

What that storm did do is up well the waters pretty good here in Kitty Hawk water temp has gone from 84 to 75 in the past day or so; I am sure this is temporary.

NHC at 8pm. Eastern Atlantic is the wave to watch.

Happy Friday everyone.

It’s cray cray at the lack of any thunderstorms this season.

August 9th-10th 2000

You see this?! SE Area of Interest! Ten percent in two days, twenty percent in five! What is this, a weather forecast or a scratch-off ticket?! Ten percent?! That’s not a forecast, that’s a suggestion! You can’t get me worked up over something with worse odds than me getting a date on a Saturday night! And twenty percent in five days?! What am I supposed to do with that information? Stock up on bottled water, but only drink a fifth of it? Keep one galosh by the door, just in case? These meteorologists….. they put out these ‘Areas of Interest’ so we’ll all go, ‘Oooh, something’s coming!’ Meanwhile it’s a little puff of cloud in the middle of nowhere. I’m getting anxiety over a moist spot on the radar! And you know what’s gonna happen? Day six—poof! Gone! Back to tracking tropical waves in Chad! CHAD! The only waves in Chad should be in a swimming pool!”

This has been, without a doubt, one of the most relentlessly terrible hurricane seasons in recent memory. Not terrible in the exciting, blockbuster-movie way. Terrible in the ‘please someone turn the channel’ way. We’ve been tracking every swirl of wind and puff of cloud in the Atlantic, and, friends, it’s so bad… we’re now monitoring tropical waves in Chad. Yes, Chad. A landlocked country. That’s where we are. We’ve deployed our most advanced meteorological tools, consulted every weather model, and even stared meaningfully into the middle distance — nothing. These storms have been as thrilling as a DMV waiting room with no Wi-Fi. So, I urge everyone to remain calm, stay informed, and maybe bring a book. Because if things keep going like this, our next ‘storm of interest’ will be a cumulonimbus over Saskatchewan.

Ospreys,Eggrets (lesser and greater) were probably there.

80/58 temp split today...should make it into the 50's again by morning.

I've been on this forum or lurking for seemingly 10 years and the first major threat to the CUSA always has Tampa in the cone, it's like a tradition. Not once has it ended up affecting us

It’s getting pretty dry and no significant rain chances at all in the extended forecast. And we probably will have heat advisories later next week. It’s going to be incredibly hot and humid again.

Canes and severe weather outbreaks… 2 things you never have to worry a out here.

It is closer to Maryville. The terminal is 3.5 miles to downtown Maryville and 11.5 miles to downtown Knoxville.

August 15th deadline for ROY next year, lol I have long since accepted this is how the league does things with the best prospects this close to that.

Oy...What is the big deal? Are fans just impatient to see the new toys because we wanna see a spark or what? We're talking a week and a half here...This is no different than when Gunnar was called up. And this sealone is done...so what's the difference?

TYS is in Blount Co and like John said, it’s highly paved and concreted. It has its own mini heat island effect unfortunately. It definitely does not receive as much snow generally as surrounding areas.

This essentially captures the X-based campaign to discredit Phoenix's August monthly high temperature record from August 7. It was a good test of GPT-5: