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  2. SACRUS
    75 / DP: 74 some clouds. Hot/humid with storms South Florida pattern continues day 3 of the heatwave for many some scattered storms later now nearly as widespread as Friday. Overall theme continues to Tuesday which for some will make a 6 days heatwave before cold front come through later wed/thu. Period of drier / near normal between 8/14 - 8/17 before moderating back to / above normal and the next push for a heat 8/19 and beyond. 8/8 - 8/11 : Hot / Humid daily storm chances - heatwave 8/12 8/13 : front cooler 8/14 - 8/17 : near - below normal much drier 8/19 - beyond : overall warmer next chance at some heat (90+)
  3. weatherCCB
    0.76” last evening 1.96” last 3 days
  4. Damage In Tolland
    That was the 4th or 5th big storm that hit Union/ Sturbridge area this summer
  5. GaWx
    July OHC of +2.96 set a new record high back to 1979 breaking old record of +2.56 (Oct 1997)!
  6. Damage In Tolland
    Maybe today is the day
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  8. moneypitmike
    Pardon my ignorance: Is the magnitude of an El Nino determined by the absolute extent and temp or is it tied to the relative temp relative to the waters beyond the zone of warmth?
  9. dailylurker
    The same areas have been getting it all summer. That Glen Burnie area and up along the bay to the NE gets nailed every time there's a chance for storms. The other hot spot is Frederick. My area in central AA country has had mostly scraps. It's been a pretty green summer imby.
  10. moneypitmike
    The lawn at Pit2 is a burned out disaster. Except for the patch of crabgrass that took root underneath where my boat was until Memorial Day. That is green and flourishing.
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  12. Eskimo Joe
    As @wxmeddler noted the other day, the real tragedy is KMTN rain gauge failing.
  13. WxUSAF
    Late Tuesday looks like some action?
  14. RickinBaltimore
    The White Marsh CoCoRaHs station has reported 7.87 inches of rain in the past 10 days. Eastern Baltimore County has been getting it pretty steady with this run of storms.
  15. IrishRob17
    I realize that you are joking but, you could make it a moveable section for that purpose.
  16. IrishRob17
    It's incredible how many idiots do that like they are hauling big load on a tractor trailer. Idiots.
  17. dendrite
    Min 68.8° A very safe 0.00” here
  18. MANDA
    Picked up 1.35" rainfall from yesterday's T-Storm. Total over the last 7 days 4.34". Since 6/1/26: 18.84" Since 7/1/26: 13.33"
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  21. BrianW
    Yeah. Was out on Pt Judith all week at my sister's beach house. Yesterday was the only day it got above 80. I set this station at my sisters a few years ago. Didn't there used to be a coop station or something out on PT Judith back in the day? Probably one of coolest non island spots in New England. Last above 80 reading was July 15th. https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/pws/KRINARRA66
  22. Mount Joy Snowman
    Um holy crap guys. Carrying my gauge in this morning I quickly realized that I way under estimated how much I got. After meticulously measuring it all out, the total came to 7.52”! I was truly in the heart of the most intense action and believe this to be the highest total in the state yesterday. I’ve not yet found anything on NWS, WU, or Cocorahs even approaching this amount. Please let me know if you find any totals this high. Wow, what a day!
  23. bluewave
    You have to realize that this forum goes well beyond IMBY type posts. In order to understand the local IMBY weather patterns, you have to see the bigger picture. One of the key reasons our area wasn’t able to experience a repeat of 1995-1996 this past winter was the overpowering nature of the ridges and warmth to our West. So the cold and upper trough wasn’t strong enough to reproduce the historic outcome of 1995-1996. That warmth came east in March preventing the heavy March and April 1996 snows from repeating. Our weather patterns have greatly shifted warmer since the 2015-2016 super El Niño. So the areas where the strongest 500mb ridges have set up produced these +10 extremes which weren’t forecast ahead of time. There has never been an 11 year period since 1895 with 17 months this extreme. You can find a scattering of isolated cases back over time. Plus we are doing it with the warmest 30 year climate normals in record making it even more impressive.
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  25. pawatch
    70 degrees this morning, light rain showers. Picked .40” of rain overnight, will have to go out and check my manual rain gauge later on.
  26. bluewave
    The actual tornado was in Brooklyn. But since the rotation remained so strong on radar into SW Nassau, the NWS maintained the tornado warmings out of an abundance of caution. I was glad there was no tornado when it got to Long Beach. But it was really cool to see the swirl in the clouds directly overhead when the weakened supercell moved over my area. September 1998 was the strongest tornado near the South Shore in my time living there. The Labor Day Derecho caused the sky to go dark between 2-3 in the afternoon. Then I had my only .75 hail and severe gusts from a single storm on the South Shore. The actual tornado was in Lynbrook and the damage path was clearly visible near the neighborhood close to Sunrise Highway.
  27. Damage In Tolland
    There was no DIT storm. 4th severe warning of summer with no storm . Picked up .18 in a gentle shower
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