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  2. kdxken
    Who's everyone? Hartford?
  3. Baroclinic Zone
    Brisk 65F with a light breeze
  4. CAPE
    Public Information Statement National Weather Service Mount Holly NJ 520 PM EDT Fri Aug 21 2026 ...Storm Surveys Ongoing in portions of Delaware, northeast Maryland, and southeast Pennsylvania... The National Weather Service office in Mount Holly NJ is currently conducting storm surveys for the areas near Dover in Kent County, DE, Barclay and Marydel in Queen Anne's County, MD, and Downingtown in Chester County, PA. The survey is in relation to the severe thunderstorms that moved through the area on Thursday, August 20th, 2026. We have confirmed that at least EF-1 tornado damage, with estimated peak winds up to 105 mph, occurred with the tornado that impacted the Dover, DE area.
  5. dendrite
    And everyone is already +2 to +4 MTD. People have forgotten what a normal month feels like. CON’s record for tomorrow is 34° in 1982. That doesn’t even seem possible today.
  6. CAPE
    Well it is true that droughts can tend to be self sustaining(positive feedback loop) due to multiple factors. As for the models, I would think the physics are capable of resolving that to some degree. In places where general/long term dryness is a feature due to topography(downsloping for example) the models certainly can 'see' that- often depicting a precip min in those locales. Just ask @EastCoast NPZ
  7. rclab
    If a picture is worth a thousand words there will still never be enough to describe these. Magnificent! As always …..
  8. Damage In Tolland
    TORCH!!!
  9. rclab
    When forky gets serious he is untouchable, weather wise. Other than that your point is well taken. Thank you, M, for the ‘factual trolling’ term. I’ve now found a descriptive synonym for political debates. As always ……
  10. cbmclean
    It's all about the dynamics. Get the right dynamics and you can pop whoppers in a wedge. Not sure if this system is going to have the umph we need, but it is certainly more dynamic than anything we have seen this month.
  11. MANDA
    ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!
  12. SEwakenosnowforu
    That stuff out west is wild. However...this cloud covered showered cool air will do to it what it always does!
  13. cbmclean
    Just judging by upstream radar, things look good, but we know how upstream cells can vanish mysteriously once hitting the Raleigh shield.
  14. 40/70 Benchmark
    That is nuts....you just recreated my extra tropical Pacific composite. I hadn't even viewed that correlation map, either. Matches it 100%.
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  16. NorthHillsWx
    First measurable rain since start of the month but just 0.02” lol
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  18. SchaumburgStormer
    That was a fun way to kill an hour. Storm had a lot of low level rotation but it was broad. Needed just a little kick to tighten it up and it may have spun up a quick one. Passed just NE of me, so I got to watch the whole evolution on the deck.
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  20. cyclone77
    Getting a few anvil sprinkles here with the sun still out.
  21. Stormchaserchuck1
    I think a lot of attention is paid to the Pacific when ENSO may actually effect N. America directly If you look at the cold season correlation with Nino 1+2 there is actually a slightly higher max in N. America, north of the Great Lakes, than the NPH area in the N. Pacific It will be interesting to see what happens this Winter in this regard as the PDO/overall 500mb state of the Pacific is so different from El Nino atm.
  22. SchaumburgStormer
    It’s trying to wrap up due east of me
  23. doncat
    Wettest summer here was the Irene year of 2011 with 27.50", helped along with 21.55" in Aug. Also had 27" during the 30 day period from 8/5-9/5. Driest summer was 6.60" in 1999.
  24. TriPol
    I wonder what the animals thought of yesterday's heavy rain.
  25. stormy
    You are exactly right! West of the BR we have fallen into a God-awful pattern whereby feedback from previously existing conditions, foils the best and brightest of the models. The only hope we have is a +2.9 - 3.0 Nino breaking this pattern between Oct 1 and Dec. 31. Earlier today the Euro said, this will happen. The problem is that the Euro is not smart enough to fathom the feedback atmospherics of a serious Drought. Sorry Ji, "elite" is not perfect.
  26. weatherwiz
    Will be some nasty storms around Sunday if we can destabilize enough
  27. donsutherland1
    In the wake of yesterday's heavy rain, I went out to Queens to get some photos on a day off. Below are six photos from Alley Pond and Oakland Lake.
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