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  2. Chinook
    guam peak wind 83 kt pressure 970.5mb PGUA 052355Z AUTO 24043G64KT M1/8SM R06R/0100V0200FT FG VV009 26/25 A2872 RMK AO2 PK WND 26083/39 LTG DSNT N CIG 006V009 SLP715 T02600253 10260 20253 55036 PWINO $ PGUA 060145Z AUTO 23058G78KT 1/8SM R24R/0400V0800FT FG SCT006 OVC014 25/24 A2882 RMK AO2 CIG 005 RWY24L PRESRR SLP749 PWINO $
  3. canderson
    If you get into a bind DM me but I bet you have power tmrw night PPL is very good at restoration- prob the best I’ve come across in all the places I’ve lived
  4. powderfreak
    82/48 today, with a breeze. Perfect summer weather. AC not needed on these days.
  5. Chinook
    radar/satellite today
  6. powderfreak
    It’s like one big thunderstorm. Lightning across three states.
  7. Snowlover11
    Should be fun in the morning heading home. There is a creek down my street and there’s no other way around it.
  8. powderfreak
    South coast smoked on NAM and HRRR.
  9. WeatherGeek2025
  10. BoulderWX
    It won’t let me attach but the radar is absolutely insane. Lots of radar watching the next 24 hours.
  11. WxWatcher007
    NAM still pretty aggressive across CT. Several flood reports in PA tonight.
  12. Nibor
    Just had one of the loudest claps of thunder I’ve ever heard in my life.
  13. ChillinIt
    1.57 in 24 hrs!!!!!
  14. vortex95
    When you have light/weak winds 500 mb and below, chaotic storm motion is common. Mesoscale factors such as storm rotation, outflow boundaries, and cell back-building (discrete propagation) can take front and center, so you get all sorts of odd storm motion. This is basically what you see almost every day in the summer in the Southeast and Gulf Coast states! We saw the same thing today, esp. w/ that svr storm W of Columbia. Hardly moved at first and then started to drift/build S. I attached a short loop of the W of Columbia svr storm. Also, the CG LTG was intense w/ this storm (plot attached). I think this storm was briefly a supercell before it gusted out. It split as well, indicating rotation. See the storm to its N moving NE fairly quickly? That's a left (anticyclonic) supercell split! You can tell b/c of it flared look NW to SE yet moving NE. When a supercell splits, the mesocycylonic split slows down and turns more to the right, while the anticyclonic split accelerates and moves more to the left (in the Northern Hemisphere).
  15. EastCoast NPZ
    The line split just as it got to me. Got .12" on strong winds. As usual, the real storm slid to my north. You probably did well again.
  16. Jns2183
    I still think I may get a hotel for tomorrow night. I can only get no or crappy sleep for so long Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk
  17. nj2va
    Hopefully it works here!
  18. mahantango#1
    .22 rain today so far, we're missing almost most of this.
  19. canderson
    I had you closer to market, my bad
  20. Jns2183
    Where do you see that. Map still says Tuesday Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk
  21. allgame830
    Yeah this doesn’t look good….
  22. Blizzard of 93
    Lightning in Marysville as well.
  23. Mrs.J
    Guess watering my deck plants about 20 min ago was the trick.
  24. canderson
    Heavy rain and thunder have returned
  25. canderson
    Pretty sure they moved your power restoration draw back two days, to Thursday
  26. Interstate
    0.09 so far. Some really good strikes earlier.
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